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Eiligh Douglas
Senior Associate

Eilidh Douglas

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  • English
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Eilidh is an experienced Senior Associate and Solicitor Advocate specialising in dispute resolution and avoidance in the energy, construction and infrastructure sectors. She is dual-qualified in English and Scots law. 

Eilidh has a wide variety of complex, high-value disputes experience, in the UK and internationally: litigation in the courts of England and Scotland, international arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution. She has acted for clients and advised on projects in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. 

Relevant experience

  • A Brazilian oil exploration and production company in a multimillion US$ LCIA arbitration relating to the performance of an FPSO offshore Brazil. 
  • The Iraqi branch of an international oil and gas major in an LCIA arbitration involving claims and counterclaims in excess of USD 200m arising under an EPC contract in relation to a logistics support base in Iraq. 
  • International energy company Equinor in judicial review proceedings brought by Greenpeace and Uplift in relation to the Rosebank Field development.
  • A UK developer and operator of renewable energy projects in an ICC arbitration relating to the construction of a windfarm in Scotland.
  • A Korean submarine communication cables and offshore plant construction and maintenance company, in relation to an offshore wind development. 
  • An oil exploration and production company in a high-value litigation in the High Court, London in relation to the compensation for an FPSO operating in the North Sea and issues relating to the moorings and its demobilisation.
  • A Malaysian-led joint venture in relation to disputes arising under a charter contract for an FSO operating offshore Vietnam. 
  • A provider of subsea technologies, in relation to disputes relating to power cables supplied for various large offshore wind projects in the UK. 
  • A German windfarm owner in relation to claims arising from the inadequate maintenance of the wind turbines by the O&M contractor.

Lectures list

  • Association of Young Arbitrators Africa Arbitration Academy (London – June 2022)
  • Dispute Management in Africa Infrastructure Projects (DiMAP) (virtual – November 2021)
  • Association of Young Arbitrators Africa Arbitration Academy (virtual – October 2021)
  • Scottish Arbitration Centre Energy Law and Arbitration Conference (Edinburgh – October 2018)

Education

  • 2024 – Higher Rights of Audience in England and Wales
  • 2021 – Admitted as a Solicitor in England and Wales
  • 2021 – Kaplan Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme 
  • 2016 – Admitted as a Solicitor in Scotland
  • 2014 – Diploma in Professional Legal Practice, University of Edinburgh
  • 2013 – LLB with First Class Honours, University of Edinburgh
  • 2011-2012 – Sciences Po, Paris

Insights by Eilidh

Finch: Supreme Court decision on environmental impact assessment regulations and the requirement to assess “scope 3” emissions

21 Jun 2024 12 min read

Parental Responsibility: class actions brought in England for activities of overseas subsidiaries and suppliers

22 Feb 2023

ICCA 2022

22 Aug 2022 2 min read

Genuine ambiguity only: when are post-contract actings relevant to interpretation?

03 Mar 2022 7 min read
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