Dentons announces that James Newland has joined the Firm’s Litigation practice as a partner resident in its Washington, DC, office. Newland focuses his practice on domestic (US) and international disputes, particularly in navigating complex engineering, construction and development projects as well as international organization and foreign sovereign immunity matters.

Newland represents private clients, international organizations and foreign entities in complex arbitration, litigation and transactions. He is known for his experience litigating significant cases of first impression regarding the immunities of international organizations, government contracts and international arbitration of project disputes. His experience includes representation in trials, arbitrations and appellate proceedings in the DC Circuit.

“James’ deep understanding of construction law, coupled with his past experience as a licensed architect, brings a distinctive advantage to our clients,” said Sandra Hauser, head of Dentons' Commercial Litigation practice. “His dual qualifications allow him to offer innovative strategies that integrate legal and architectural considerations, particularly in complex construction disputes.” “In addition,” Hauser adds, “James adds to our already impressive and award-winning international arbitration team. We are thrilled to have this additional depth and breadth of practice to offer our global clients.”

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