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Lindsay Reimschussel

Senior Associate

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

Lindsay is a Senior Associate at CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang, LLP. Lindsay has extensive experience in dispute resolution, particularly with international arbitration. In addition to representing parties in commercial arbitrations, Lindsay has represented investors and states in arbitrations under the ICSID, ICSID Additional Facility, and UNCITRAL Rules. She regularly advises potential claimants on the relative merits of their claims and has provided advice to litigation funders on the relative merits of potential claims.  

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Relevant experience

  • An Indian company in UNCITRAL and ICC proceedings relating to an investment in Mozambique. 
  • A State in several UNCITRAL investment treaty arbitrations brought by investors over the alleged expropriation of their assets.
  • Twelve Kazakh nationals in an ICSID arbitration against Uzbekistan in relation to their investment in the cement industry.
  • A Turkish company and individual claimants in an ICSID arbitration against Uzbekistan in relation to their investment in the energy sector. 
  • A Canadian company and an individual claimant in an UNCITRAL arbitration against Kazakhstan in relation to their investment in uranium mining.
  • A Canadian company in an UNCITRAL arbitration against Kazakhstan in relation to its investment in gold mining. 
  • The Republic of Kyrgyzstan in an ICSID Additional Facility arbitration brought by Uzbek investors in relation to investment in the hospitality sector.
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Memberships & Roles

  • Member, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
  • Member, ArbitralWomen 
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Publications

  • The Law Commission’s Second Consultation Paper on the English Arbitration Act 1996: Are the Reforms “Fit for Purpose”?, Transnational Dispute Management (2023). 
  • Editorial: The Energy Charter Treaty’s Uncertain Future in a World Going Green, Global Energy Law and Sustainability, April 2023 (co-editor of special edition with Sarah Vasani). 
  • Guarantees Against Expropriation in Investment Disputes Involving Central Asian States, in International Investment Law and Investment Disputes in Central Asia: Emerging Issues, WoltersKluwer, 2023 (with Baiju S. Vasani) 
  • Practice Points: Three Tips for Responding to a Subpoena Duces Tecum, Virginia Lawyer, June 2020. 
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Lectures list

  • April 2022 - SOAS Practitioner in International Arbitration Counsel Skills Training.
  • September 2021 - Careers in International Arbitration, BYU Law School. 
  • January 2021 - Significance of the Separation of Powers Principle and the Political Question Doctrine for International Law, St. Petersburg - International Legal Forum. 
  • January 2021 - The Year in Bifurcation and 41(5), DC Bar International Dispute Resolution Committee. 
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Education

  • 2013 - J.D., Harvard Law School.
  • 2004 - B.A., International Studies, Brigham Young University.
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26/03/2024
The CJEU finds that the UK violated its European Law obligations when it...
On 14 March 2024, in the case of European Commission v United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) found that the UK “seriously compromised...
01/01/2024
EU’s Treatment of Energy Disputes
Three Recent Developments in the EU’s Treatment of Energy Disputes  In the past five years, the EU has taken an increasingly aggressive stance against intra-EU investor-State dispute settlement (“ISDS”)...
18/12/2023
CMS International Disputes Digest – 2023 Winter Edition
Welcome to our winter 2023 edition of the International Disputes Digest, analysing current trends in dispute resolution around the world with insights into, and potential solutions for, the challenges facing global business. With unrest and uncertainty reigning in both Europe and the Middle East, never has the guidance in this digest been more applicable. In Europe, the war in Ukraine is now in its second year. Apart from the incalculable human cost, this conflict continues to impact energy prices, supply chains, political stability, and isolates the Russian Federation from the international business community. The war in Israel is equally tragic in terms of human suffering with an impact that is reverberating internationally. As for the pandemic, COVID-19 restrictions are largely over with no indication that they will return in the near future. The COVID-19 virus, however, remains a threat – although arguably a less lethal one – and a public-health concern that is likely to remain indefinitely. The articles in this digest consider strategies to mitigate the impact of those challenges and others that may be affecting your business. We hope you enjoy reading it and wish you a peaceful festive break, with best wishes for 2024. 
27/10/2023
In overturning USD 11 billion award for fraud, High Court invites discussion...
On 23 October, in The Federal Republic of Nigeria v Process & Industrial Developments Ltd. [2023] EWHC 2638 (Comm), Mr Justice Robin Knowles found that an arbitration award for USD 11 billion had been...
12/10/2023
A class apart – Court of Appeal considers class rights and automatic conversions...
The Court of Appeal has recently given guidance on the interpretation of a company’s articles of association where the Court found a conflict between provisions dealing with the conversion of preferred...
07/09/2023
Law Commission issues final report on Reforms to Arbitration Act 1996
On 6 September, the Law Commission of England and Wales released its final report on the Arbitration Act 1996 (the “Act”). The report is the culmination of over two years of review, including two...
05/09/2023
CMS Disputes 101 - Autumn Webinar Series 2023
CMS’ popular Disputes 101 annual webinar series returns in Autumn 2023. This series will take place over 11 weeks, every Tuesday from 5 September – 28 November at 2pm - 3pm. Partners and associates...
24/07/2023
The European Commission Proposes to Exit from Energy Charter Treaty as...
On 7 July, the European Commission issued a statement proposing that the EU, its Member States, and the European Atomic Energy Community (“Euratom”) withdraw from the Energy Charter Treaty (“ECT”...
29/03/2023
Law Commission Releases Second Consultation Paper in Relation to the Arbitration...
The Law Commission of England and Wales has released its second consultation paper regarding potential revisions to the Arbitration Act 1996. In contrast to the First Consultation Paper issued in September...
02/11/2022
Kabab-Ji and the cultural conflict over the autonomy of the arbitration...
In a final decision dated 28 September 2022, France’s apex court, the Cour de cassation, brought an end to the long-lasting Kabab-ji v Kout Food Group dispute. The dispute, ongoing in the French and...
01/11/2022
Disputes 101: Introduction to Arbitration
Welcome to the Disputes 101: CMS Autumn Webinar Series for 2022 This series will take place on most Tues­days from 6 September – 29 November at 2pm - 3pm, taking a short break only for October half...
22/09/2022
Law Commission releases proposed reforms to English Arbitration Act
For a quarter of a century, the Arbitration Act 1996 has been a major factor in the UK’s status as a leading hub for international commercial arbitration. Today, the Law Commission of England and Wales...