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• February 18, 2026

  Engineering Co. Fights $2.4B Award In Colombia Project Row

  Amec Foster Wheeler has asked ICSID to annul an arbitration award a tribunal handed out after rejecting its claims against Colombia over a $2.4 billion liability imposed by its regulators, saying its arguments were wrongly deemed inadmissible.

• February 18, 2026

  Equifax's Bid To Arbitrate 'Too Clever By Half,' Judge Says

  Equifax waived its right to arbitrate a proposed class action accusing it of monopolizing the income and employment verification market, a Pennsylvania federal judge ruled, calling the credit reporting agency's post-complaint addition of an arbitration provision in its user agreement a legal tactic "too clever by half."

• February 18, 2026

  Liability Up First In ExxonMobil Suit Over Dutch Gas Phaseout

  An international tribunal will consider as an initial matter whether the Netherlands is liable in a politically sensitive dispute with a Belgian ExxonMobil unit over the phaseout of gas extraction in Europe's largest gas field before moving on to damages, according to an order made public on Wednesday.

• February 18, 2026

  Eversheds Hires International Arbitration Partner In Bucharest

  Eversheds Sutherland has added to its cross‑border disputes capabilities in Europe, saying it has appointed a longtime international arbitration lawyer to work in the firm's Bucharest office.

• February 18, 2026

  Decoding Arbitral Disputes: US Cert Denial And EU Strategy

  The U.S. Supreme Court recently denied certiorari in Russia v. Hulley Enterprises, leaving in place the D.C. Circuit's opinion supporting jurisdiction in the $50 billion arbitration award challenge, and intensifying litigation exposure for the European Union's strategy of contesting the enforceability of intra-EU awards abroad, says Josep Galvez at 4-5 Gray's Inn.

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