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Anuj Moudgil

Senior Associate

Anuj Moudgil

Anuj Moudgil

Senior Associate

CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP
Cannon Place
78 Cannon Street
London
EC4N 6AF
United Kingdom
Languages English

Anuj Moudgil is a Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution Department.

Anuj has a broad base of contentious experience, having acted for clients in litigation before the English High Court and the Court of Appeal, and in arbitration under the ICC, LCIA, and HKIAC Rules. He has also advised clients on a range of corporate crime matters, including acting on regulatory and internal investigations and advising clients in relation to anti-bribery and corruption issues.

Anuj has given pro bono advice to a number of charities, and is currently an adviser at the Royal Courts of Justice Citizens Advice Bureau.

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Relevant experience

  • A Nigerian oil & gas company against a summary judgment application brought by a syndicate of banks in relation to a $150 million facility agreement. The case, which went to the Court of Appeal, involved consideration of the applicability of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 to LMA facility agreements.
  • An investment bank in a £100 million claim against a FTSE-listed mining company relating to the non-payment of fees for an M&A transaction
  • An investment fund in relation to disputes arising out of the sale of commercial properties.
  • A global electronics manufacturer in an $800 million ICC arbitration claim brought by a global technology company.
  • An investment firm in HKIAC international arbitration proceedings arising out of a shareholder dispute involving a joint-venture project in China.
  • An equity placement agent in an LCIA arbitration claim against a former client for non-payment of fundraising commissions.
  • A senior executive of a major UK company in relation to a high-profile investigation by the SFO.
  • A UK-based firm as to its liability under English law for certain activities under investigation by the FCA, CFTC and New York Attorney General.
  • A UK-based charity with operations in Africa in relation to a review of its anti-bribery and corruption compliance programme.
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Education

  • 2010 – Legal Practice Course, College of Law, London
  • 2009 – Graduate Diploma in Law, City University London, London
  • 2008 – B.A Classics, University College London, London
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Publications

Article published in the February 2015 edition of "Corporate Advisor" magazine, examining the potential claims arising out of the FX manipulation scandal.

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Expertise

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17 April 2020
Vir­tu­al hear­ings: are they really the an­swer?
This is the second in a series of art­icles ex­plor­ing non-tra­di­tion­al ap­proaches that parties and tribunals may ad­opt in or­der to al­low ar­bit­ra­tions to pro­ceed, both in the short-term, in a world where...
Law-Now COVID-19: The new normal?
26 March 2020
Do­ing ar­bit­ra­tion dif­fer­ently: doc­u­ments-only ar­bit­ra­tion dur­ing the COV­ID-19...
The dis­rup­tion caused by the COV­ID-19 pan­dem­ic has left com­pan­ies across the world scram­bling to main­tain a sense of con­tinu­ity, as their ex­ec­ut­ives, em­ploy­ees and ad­visers ad­just to life un­der gov­ern­ment-im­posed...
Law-Now Coronavirus (COVID-19)
17 February 2020
“Each prob­lem that I solved be­came a rule, which served af­ter­wards to solve...
René Descartes’ treat­ise “Dis­course on the Meth­od” (1637) was un­usu­al for its time, be­ing writ­ten in French (rather than Lat­in) so that it could be read by a wider audi­ence than aca­dem­ics and fel­low...
Publication International Arbitration