Aayush Jain
, Delhi - NCRCounsel | Dispute Resolution
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education
- B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow, India
Aayush is a Counsel in the Dispute Resolution practice group in the Delhi/ NCR office. He is a dual-qualified lawyer licensed to practice law in India and England & Wales.
He has extensive experience of advising large corporations around the world in complex and high-value arbitrations, with a special focus on construction and oil & gas matters. He also frequently advises and represents some of India’s leading players in the mining industry on mining law issues.
He is a founding member of the Young International Council of the Society of Construction Law, India Chapter.
Expertise
Professional Affiliations
- Bar Council of Delhi
- Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England & Wales Young International Council
- Society of Construction Law, India Chapter
Representative Matters
Aayush Jain has represented and advised the following clients
A leading Indian construction contractor in its disputes (involving issues of delay and out of scope work) with the employer arising out of a project for the construction of India’s largest airport
A multi-national conglomerate in a matter where arbitration proceedings were initiated against our client to seek damages for the losses allegedly caused by an explosion at an oil refinery
An Indian infrastructure giant in arbitration proceedings (administered by the Singapore International Arbitration Centre) in its disputes with a foreign construction contractor arising out of an English law governed contract
A joint venture of two of India’s largest infrastructure companies in an ongoing ad hoc arbitration (India seated) against an Indian public sector undertaking arising from a design and construction contract pertaining to an infrastructure project of national importance for creation of a high-capacity, high-speed rail freight corridor
The engineering division of a leading Indian business in arbitration proceedings in its disputes with a public-sector undertaking concerning a divisible turnkey project for setting up a top pressure recovery turbine at a steel plant in India