Olivier Delsupexhe

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Olivier Delsupexhe

Partner

Expertise

International arbitration
Civil engineering, real estate and construction
Post M&A and financial disputes
Insurance, industrial risk, maritime and transport

Practice areas

Bank, finance and reinsurance
Energy - Renewable energy
Infrastructure works and major projects
Logistics and transport

Experience

Mentioned as “excellent in international disputes” by Legal 500 (2015/2016), Olivier Delsupexhe provides a specific expertise in major industrial projects, infrastructure works and energy (including renewables) on behalf of private and international bodies. He has acquired a specific know-how in civil engineering and construction contracts (such as the FIDIC suite of contracts).

Olivier specializes in arbitration on behalf of clients who instruct him to plead in French and English on matters involving international projects and contracts.

Counting on his 10-year experience in the shipping law industry, Olivier also advises on reinsurance disputes and more widely on international trade matters.

Highlights

Olivier has recently advised :

A major French group in the development of its renewable energies projects
A reinsurance company in international arbitration proceedings against a cedant specializing in the coverage of medical risks
An investment company to resolve a dispute arising from alleged misrepresentations in the due diligence process of a private equity deal
A public entity to resolve a dispute over the design and execution of a restricted access and secured construction site
A public entity in relation to the negotiation and drafting of an international contract for logistic services concerning exceptional loads to be shipped to a nuclear plant
An engineering company over the dispute relating to a turnkey contract for the construction of a chemical plant
An international joint-venture of engineering companies over the performance of engineering contracts governing an LNG plant
An international consortium of engineering companies in relation to the performance of the civil engineering contracts governing a large-scale scientific experiment