Mary Lindsay

Senior Lawyer

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Mary Lindsay is a Senior Lawyer at Wikborg Rein's London office and is part of the firm's Construction and Shipping Offshore practices. Lindsay focuses on disputes in the construction and energy sectors arising from complex construction, engineering, infrastructure and energy projects. Her work covers arbitration and providing "live" project advice. Her arbitration work involves commencement of proceedings, preparing general correspondence, jurisdictional challenges, drafting pleadings and witness statements, trial preparation and settlement. Lindsay has acted on international arbitrations arising out of projects in Azerbaijan, Yemen, Qatar, Oman and India. Her project advisory work involves managing live risks from within the client's team, drafting key correspondence and assisting with the administration of the project. 

2013-2016 Senior Associate, K&L Gates LLP _NEWLINE_2005-2013 Trainee and Associate, Pinsent Masons LLP _NEWLINE_2004-2005 E-Delivery Team, Cabinet Office
ICC arbitration on behalf of a Yemeni contractor in relation to a pipeline project in Yemen under bespoke Conditions of Contract. Seat of arbitration Vienna and subject to Austrian law._NEWLINE_ICC arbitration on behalf of a Turkish contractor in relation to a road project in Oman being constructed under the FIDIC Conditions of Contract. Seat of arbitration Geneva and subject to Omani law._NEWLINE_ICC arbitration on behalf of an international contractor in relation to a process plant in Qatar under bespoke Conditions of Contract. Seat of arbitration London and subject to English law._NEWLINE_ICC arbitration on behalf of a German infrastructure company in relation to the supply of alleged defective electrical products by an Indian manufacturing company. Seat of arbitration Delhi and subject to English law. _NEWLINE_ICC arbitration on behalf of an international hotel group in relation to one of its hotels in Baku under FIDIC Conditions of Contract. Seat of arbitration London and subject to English law._NEWLINE_Advising a joint venture contractor in relation to disputes arising in respect of engineering works on an off-shore/on-shore oil pipeline._NEWLINE_Advising an international energy company in relation to disputes arising from an EPC Contract for the decommissioning of an FPSO in Malaysia (subject to Malaysian law). _NEWLINE_Acting for a UK subsidiary of a major European engineering conglomerate in an ICC arbitration against an Indian supplier of allegedly defective electrical equipment._NEWLINE_Advising a contractor in respect of upgrading works on an underground rail system._NEWLINE_Advising a European contractor in relation to the construction of a high speed railway in the Middle East._NEWLINE_Advising in defence of claims in relation to the construction of an oil and gas processing plant in Russia in an ad hoc arbitration._NEWLINE_Defending a CPR Part 8 claim in relation to civils work at two coal fired power stations in the UK (http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/TCC/2009/1371.html). _NEWLINE_Advising a plant engineering and construction contractor in respect of disputes arising from sub-contracts relating to the construction of FGD plants on two coal fired power stations (http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/TCC/2009/408.html). _NEWLINE_Advising a European contractor in an ICC arbitration in relation to the construction of a processing plant in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. _NEWLINE_Advising a US supplier of processing equipment for oil and gas production in respect of payments due for the supply of equipment._NEWLINE_Preparing advice for a UK contractor to be used in submissions to the Office of Fair Trading relating to charges of corruption on a large construction site in Egypt.
2003-2004 CPE, College of Law, London_NEWLINE_2002-2003 Postgraduate Diploma in Law, Guildhall University, London_NEWLINE_1995-1999 Bachelor of Land Economy (Hons) , University of Aberdeen