The Arbitration Act 2025 – legislation.gov.uk (the 2025 Act) received Royal Assent on 24 February 2025. This new legislation introduces a series of targeted reforms to modernise and enhance the Arbitration Act 1996 (the 1996 Act), which has underpinned England’s arbitration offering for the past 30 years. The changes the 2025 Act introduce seek to reinforce and preserve London’s status as one of the world’s leading international arbitration seats.

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Photo of Mohammed Khamisa QC Mohammed Khamisa QC

Mohammed Khamisa QC focuses his practice on commercial litigation, concentrating on complex multi-jurisdictional cases which often involve fraud, particularly within the banking and financial services sectors. Mohammed was made Queen’s Counsel in 2006. Regularly travelling to the Middle East, Mohammed advises clients from…

Mohammed Khamisa QC focuses his practice on commercial litigation, concentrating on complex multi-jurisdictional cases which often involve fraud, particularly within the banking and financial services sectors. Mohammed was made Queen’s Counsel in 2006. Regularly travelling to the Middle East, Mohammed advises clients from the United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, India, Pakistan, and other regions on a wide range of matters. His range of experience across jurisdictions means that he is frequently retained to manage and advise on legal issues of the most sensitive nature. His deep understanding of the Middle East is complemented by a broad network in the region.

With 35 years of experience at the Bar and recently at an International Law firm, encapsulating many aspects of Commercial Fraud (including white collar-prosecution and defence), formerly Leading Counsel on the panel of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and other financial regulatory compliance,  Mohammed frequently leads and manages teams of lawyers, accountants, forensic experts, and other professionals as part of an investigatory team. His background and knowledge adds to the overlap between commercial litigation and regulatory investigations.
Mohammed formerly served as Standing Counsel for the British Government’s Department of Trade and Industry, where he gained deep experience on matters which often overlap into civil and criminal investigations, such as company and insolvency law, directors’ duties, directors’ disqualification, and personal insolvency. He also served as Chairman of the Code Compliance Panel (CCP), which is responsible for the Phone Standards Authority’s (PSA) adjudicatory function, regulating premium rate phone paid services in the United Kingdom.

He sits as a Recorder of the Crown Court and County Court and is a Panel Deemster of the High Court of the Isle of Man. He also Chairs the Bar Standards Summary Disciplinary Panel.

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Photo of Michiko Head Michiko Head

Michiko Head is a member of the Litigation and Arbitration Practice in Greenberg Traurig’s London office. Her practice focuses on complex, high value litigation and arbitration across the construction, infrastructure and financial services sectors.  Michiko has also acted for high-net-worth individuals and corporate…

Michiko Head is a member of the Litigation and Arbitration Practice in Greenberg Traurig’s London office. Her practice focuses on complex, high value litigation and arbitration across the construction, infrastructure and financial services sectors.  Michiko has also acted for high-net-worth individuals and corporate clients in relation to family and private wealth disputes.

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Photo of Oleskii Izotov Oleskii Izotov

Oleskii Izotov is an associate in the London office.

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