Hogan Lovells 2024 Election Impact and Congressional Outlook Report
Anne Littlewood
Counsel Litigation, Arbitration, and Employment
Languages
English
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Experience
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Credentials
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Anne has worked on a wide range of projects located across the globe, including high speed trains, oil platforms to airports and hydroelectric power plants. The focus of her work is on assisting clients to avoid disputes wherever possible. To this end, she is often involved working alongside the project team while the project is still progressing and not just when a dispute has arisen.
As counsel in Hogan Lovells' International Arbitration and Litigation Group, Anne Littlewood has extensive experience working on dispute resolution matters for clients who are operating within the international construction and engineering industries. Having worked in-house while on secondment with two different clients she is keenly aware of the demands which are put on both the in-house legal teams and the business groups and how important it is for advice to be practical and relevant to the specific set of facts in question. If proceedings have had to commence, the next challenge is invariably conducting the proceedings in an efficient manner. Anne has substantial experience of managing large complex dispute processes, including international arbitration (under LCIA, ICC and UNCITRAL rules) and English Court litigation.
Anne’s work has included adjudication, mediation and expert determination cases.
Representative experience
Acting for employer in relation to issues arising under a FIDIC based contract regarding hydropower plant projects in Turkey.
Providing advice to a contractor regarding contractual rights for wrongful termination including the possible dispute resolution processes relating to work carried out on nuclear decommissioning work.
Acting for PPP contractor, Tube Lines, in a dispute with London Underground in the High Court regarding new Railway Group Standards.
Acting for a client in English Court proceedings in respect of a defective supply of key component for a power plant located in Asia.
Acting for a client in LCIA proceedings in respect of a dispute under a Joint Venture Agreement regarding a development project in Eastern Europe.
Acting for a client in an ICC arbitration in respect of a claim against an African government entity.
Advising multinational company in relation to a £300m dispute concerning issues surrounding delivery of new high speed tilting trains for West Coast Main Line.
Credentials
Education
- LL.B., University of Reading
Memberships
- Law Society of England and Wales
- Society of Construction Law