Ivana Dahl is an associate in the International Arbitration practice.

Previously, she worked as assistant legal counsel at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, where she dealt with State-to-State, investor-State and commercial arbitrations. She also trained at a Magic Circle law firm in London.

• Two international construction contractors, Respondents in an ICC arbitration in London initiated by a Middle Eastern State-owned company. The dispute concerns the development of a world-class medical facility in the Middle East. The law of the Claimant's State applies. Over USD 3.7 billion is at stake.
• An international joint venture, Claimant in an ICC arbitration against a Middle Eastern State-owned company. The dispute arises from a contract for the design & build of a major infrastructure project in the Middle East. Approximately USD 600 million is at stake. The law of the Respondent's State applies.
• Advising a major refining company on a significant refinery development project, where contractor claims for delay, prolongation, and disruption have been made in relation to COVID-19 related measures. Approximately half a billion dollars are in dispute.
• A Middle Eastern company, as project owner, in a series of disputes with two sets of international EPC contractors in respect of a major water desalination project. The law of the Middle Eastern State applies and the contracts provide for ICC arbitration seated in that State.
• Middle Eastern State-owned company in a series of disputes with EPC Contractors and offtakers in connection with the construction and operation of power and water desalination plants. Law of the Middle Eastern State.
• Two international construction contractors, Respondents in ICC arbitration brought by a Middle Eastern State entity arising out of the development of a world-class medical facility in the Middle East. Law of the Claimant’s State, London seat. Over USD 3.7 billion at stake.