Derek Craig

Background

About Derek Craig

I am an attorney with more than 22 years of experience advocating for clients in commercial litigation and arbitration. I have worked at several large law firms and represented clients in many industries in all aspects of complex, international and domestic commercial arbitration and litigation. My representative matters include: • Represented purchaser of pharmaceutical product lines, a privately held pharmaceutical company based in North America, in post-sale disputes with seller, a subsidiary of a global pharmaceutical company headquartered in Asia New York) • Represented sellers of South American financial institution in post-sale disputes with Asian buyer (ICC, New York) • Represented South American energy company in claims against contractors for breaches of engineering, procurement, and construction contracts relating to rigs, vessels, and port infrastructure (ICC, New York) • Represented Middle Eastern energy company in price review arbitration pursuant to long-term sales contract (ICC, Geneva) • Represented private security company in contract disputes with logistics companies relating to the supply of military forces deployed in Afghanistan (DIAC, Dubai) • Represented US Fortune 100 industrial and technology company in post-acquisition disputes with European multinational (ICC, New York) • Represented Latin American agricultural group in post-acquisition disputes with European multinational (ICC, New York) • Defended Chinese chemical manufacturers against tort and maritime claims brought by vessel and cargo owners (US federal court, New York) • Represented Russian telecommunication companies in shareholder and service agreement disputes (UNCITRAL and ICC Rules, New York) • Defended Bahamian company against shareholder claims (ICDR arbitration proceedings and federal and state court litigation in the United States) • Represented semiconductor manufacturer in litigation with distributor involving contract, warranty, trade secret, and unfair competition issues (US federal court, New York)