Bradley Price

Biography

Bradley is a dispute resolution specialist with extensive cross-border experience. He has advised clients on a number of complex and high-profile disputes, in both common law and civil law jurisdictions. He has represented clients in arbitrations before major arbitral institutions, as well as ad hoc, in several of the leading global arbitration hubs (including London, KSA, and the UAE).

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Recent Experience

• Represented a public-listed UK company in a multi-party ICC arbitration, seated in London, governed by English Law, arising out of a share purchase and contribution agreement, shareholders agreement, and joint venture agreement.
• Representing a prominent Spanish EPC contractor in a complex construction arbitration of a large onshore and offshore gas project in Saudi Arabia under ICC arbitration proceedings.
• Representing an Italian public-listed EPC contractor in an arbitration dispute pertaining to breach of contract in the Milan Chamber of Arbitration, seated in Milan, governed by Swiss Law.
• Representing a prominent UAE entity against a prominent construction company in an ICC arbitration, seated in Qatar, governed by Qatari Law.
• Represented a UAE entity in a DIAC arbitration, seated in Dubai.
• Advising a multinational dredging company in a dispute arising out of a major dredging and reclamation project in Bahrain subject to ICC arbitration governed by English Law.
• Representing a multinational EPC contractor in ad hoc arbitration proceedings that have been wrongfully brought as the arbitration agreement makes provision for ICC arbitration proceedings, seated in Zurich, governed by Swiss Law.
• Representing a regulator in statutory ad hoc arbitration proceedings seated in Manama, governed by Bahraini Law.
• Represented a major South African auction house in AFSA arbitration proceedings, seated in Johannesburg, governed by South African Law.
• Represented an adventure company against a ticketing agent in AFSA arbitration proceedings, seated in Johannesburg, governed by South African Law.