Selected matters across chemicals, energy and capital projects.
These examples illustrate the range of technical, commercial, market and damages issues on which Quincy has worked. Matters that are not independently verifiable in public sources are anonymized.
Testifying expert work concerning ethylene and monoethylene glycol price references and damages associated with outdated market benchmarks.
Retained by the arbitral tribunal to evaluate cryogenic operations under a long-term industrial gas supply agreement, including performance obligations and operating coordination.
Testifying expert work evaluating changes in European cumene and phenol markets and their impact on disputed contracts.
Naphtha quality, terminal regulations, tank and pump operations, blending economics, published pricing information and real-world loading/discharge operations.
Economic harm associated with the failed K-Dow transaction, including synergies, capital expenditure delays, asset sales and transaction premium.
Engineering and EPC issues involving an air separation unit, P&IDs, process flows, equipment, instrumentation, controls and good engineering practice.
Industry custom and practice related to LNG business operations, co-owner conduct, budgeting and cost approvals.
Prudent-operator and gas-processing issues involving sweetening, process control, contaminants, mitigation and plant performance.
Terminal operations, tank management, permitting constraints, regulations and industry custom and practice.
Damages associated with a hydrogen sale-and-purchase agreement and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on hydrogen demand.
Chlorine contract pricing, market-index changes and damages associated with a non-market adjustment.
Process chemistry, manufacturing pathways and supply-chain analysis concerning AFFF products and PFAS-related allegations.
Matter descriptions are abbreviated summaries of professional experience. Party names are used only where the matter is independently verifiable in public sources. No reference implies endorsement by a party or tribunal.