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The first edition of Interim Measures in International Arbitration edited by Lawrence Newman and Dr. Colin Ong, is most auspicious in its timing. The editors have compiled a shrewd and very practical questionnaire and they have gathered together a formidable group of some of the most reputed and talented practising arbitration lawyers, academics and arbitrators from 43 leading jurisdictions to inform the reader about the essential elements of the different interim measures which are available as part of the arbitral process in a very large number of different national jurisdictions. This book, thus, combines the best elements of a focused legal textbook with the essential practicalities of a practitioners' procedural handbook. This should be a standard travelling-companion of international arbitrators and counsel as well as many international lawyers--not just those who are arbitration specialists.
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ForewordAbout the EditorsAbout the ContributorsIntroductionQuestionnaireCHAPTER 1ArgentinaAlfredo L. Rovira and Joaquín VallebellaCHAPTER 2AustraliaDoug JonesCHAPTER 3AustriaNikolaus PitkowitzCHAPTER 4BelgiumBernard HanotiauCHAPTER 5BrazilEduardo Damião Gonçalves and Flávio Spaccaquerche BarbosaCHAPTER 6CanadaJ. Brian Casey and Janet MillsCHAPTER 7ChileFernando Jamarne, Nicolás Miranda and Sofía HauptCHAPTER 8ChinaLiu YiCHAPTER 9ColombiaEduardo ZuletaCHAPTER 10Czech RepublicAlexander J. BělohlávekCHAPTER 11EcuadorJuan Manuel MarchanCHAPTER 12EgyptMohamed Abdel RaoufCHAPTER 13England & WalesGuy PendellCHAPTER 14FinlandJan Waselius and Josefine HackmanCHAPTER 15FranceAlexis MourreCHAPTER 16GermanyRichard Kreindler and Thomas KoppCHAPTER 17Hong KongTeresa ChengCHAPTER 18IndiaSumeet KachwahaCHAPTER 19IrelandMichael M. Collins SC, Nael G. Bunni, Barry Mansfieldand Darren LehaneCHAPTER 20IsraelLouis GarbCHAPTER 21ItalyAnna de Luca and Giorgio SacerdotiCHAPTER 22JapanHiroyuki Tezuka and Azusa SaitoCHAPTER 23KoreaEun Young Park and Joel E. RichardsonCHAPTER 24MalaysiaVinayak PrahanCHAPTER 25MexicoClaus Von WobesorCHAPTER 26New ZealandDavid Williams and Stephanie ThompsonCHAPTER 27NorwayKnut BoyeCHAPTER 28PhilippinesVictor P. LazatinCHAPTER 29PolandPiotr NowaczykCHAPTER 30PortugalAgostinho Pereira de Miranda and Pedro Sousa UvaCHAPTER 31RussiaAlexander S. KomarovCHAPTER 32ScotlandDavid Bartos and Hew R. DundasCHAPTER 33SingaporeMichael Hwang and Colin OngCHAPTER 34South AfricaDes WilliamsCHAPTER 35SpainBernado M. CremadesCHAPTER 36SwedenKaj HobérCHAPTER 37SwitzerlandLukas WyssCHAPTER 38ThailandAlastair Henderson and Vanina SucharitkulCHAPTER 39TurkeyZiya AKINCICHAPTER 40United Arab EmiratesGordon Blanke and Khalil MechantafCHAPTER 41United StatesGrant Hanessian and Jeremy TorCHAPTER 42VenezuelaEugenio Hernández-BretónCHAPTER 43VietnamHop Dang, Hieu Nguyen and Trang Dang
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About the EditorsLAWRENCE W. NEWMAN is Of Counsel in the Litigation Department of Baker & McKenzie LLP in New York, where his practice is focused on international litigation and arbitration. He was the Chairman of the National Committed of Claimants (USICC) in arbitrations against Iran in the Iran-US Claims Tribunal and hasrepresented clients in numerous commercial and investment arbitrations before various tribunals around the world. He was, from 2003-2007, the Chairman of the International Disputes Committee of the New York City Bar and was, from 2008 to 2012, the Chairman of the Arbitration Committee of the International Centre for the Prevention of Resolution and Conflicts (CPR). He is currently Chairman of the Arbitration Subcommittee of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. Mr. Newman hasbeen, since 2010, the Chairman and convening member of the International Arbitration Club of New York. He has been responsible since 1982 for the "International Litigation" column of the New York Law Journal and is the editor and author of numerous books and articles on litigation and arbitration. He is a Fellow of the College of Commercial Arbitrators, a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, and an elected member of the American Law Institute and is a member of various other bar and international arbitration organizations.He is the founder and organizer of four series of international arbitration seminars, "The Leading Arbitrators' Symposia on International Arbitration," "Electronic Evidence in International Arbitration," "Cross- Examination in International Arbitration" and "Damages in International Arbitration."COLIN ONG is Managing Partner of Dr. Colin Ong Legal Services, Brunei and a barrister at Essex Court Chambers, England. His experience as arbitrator and as counsel includes disputes in coal (mining & supply), construction, electricity, international trade; investor-state disputes; joint venture, major infrastructure projects (bridges, plants; rigs and roads); oil and gas (upstream & downstream), shipping and technology. He has acted as arbitrator or as counsel in over 150 international arbitrations under most major rules including AAA, BANI, CIETAC, HKIAC, ICC, LCIA, LMAA, SIAC; UNCITRAL and WIPO. Listed by Global Arbitration Review as one of 45 leading international arbitration practitioners under 45. President of Arbitration Association Brunei Darussalam; Governing Councillor of Indonesian National Arbitration Board (BANI); Cambodian National Arbitration Centre; a vice-president of APRAG and Advisory Committee of China-ASEAN Legal ResearchCenter. Former principal legal consultant to ASEAN Centre for Energy; Former Vice-Chair of IBA Arbitration Committee, Former Vice President of LCIA Asia-Pacific Users' Committee. He is or has been visiting professor of law at both Civil law and Common law universities including Kings College (London); Queen Mary (London); National University of Malaysia (UKM); National University of Singapore (NUS); University of Malaya; and Padjajaran University (Indonesia).Author of many books on arbitration and litigation and editorial board member of legal journals including Arbitration (CIArb); Asian International Arbitration Journal; Business Law International; Butterworths Journal of International Banking & Financial Law; Dispute Resolution International and Maritime Risk International.Qualifications: Barrister and a Master of the Bench of the Inner Temple; Advocate & Solicitor of Supreme Court of Brunei; Advocate & Solicitor of Supreme Court of Singapore; Chartered Arbitrator; FCIArb; FMIArb; FSIArb and DiplCArb; LL.B (Sheffield); LL.M; Ph.D (Queen Mary, London).About the ContributorsZIYA AKINCI is the Founding Partner of Akinci Law Offices, Turkey.Prof. Dr. Akinci acts as party counsel in arbitrations, both domestic and international, under ICC, ICSID and ad hoc rules. Prof. Dr. Akinci also sits as arbitrator in disputes under the ICC and other institutes, including ITO, SCC and TRAC and under ad hoc rules. The arbitration disputes that Prof. Dr. Akinci has been involved in are wide in range and character; from large construction projects, to energy projects,investment disputes, and GSM licenses. Prof. Dr Akinci has previously been requested to provide an expert opinion in various arbitration cases.Prof. Dr. Akinci was first admitted to the Bar in 1986. He received his PhD in 1992 after attaining an LLM from Exeter University, UK in 1991, and Ankara University in 1987. Prof. Dr. Akinci is the author of numerous books and publications. The subjects of his books and articles range from International Arbitration to International Construction Contracts. He has recently published Arbitration Law of Turkey, Practice and Procedure 2011, which is written in English. Prof. Dr. Akinci is amember of the following institutions; the ICC Court of Arbitration, the LCIA, the IBA, the INTA, the Swiss Arbitration Association, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce and the Turkish-Scandinavian Businessmen's Association. Prof. Dr. Akinci is also an honorary member of the Swiss Arbitration Academy.FLÁVIO SPACCAQUERCHE BARBOSA is Senior Associate with Mattos Filho, Veiga Filho, Marrey Jr. e Quiroga Advogados; admitted to the Brazilian Bar, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro Chapters. Flávio has served as a client advocate in arbitrations involving mergers and acquisitions, shareholder rights and other commercial disputes involving many different industry sectors, such as construction, energy (including oil and gas), insurance, among others, administered under ICC ordifferent Brazilian institution rules. He has published law review articles in Brazil and abroad and he is a member of the Brazilian Arbitration Committee, the Young Arbitrators Forum of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the Young-OGEMID, and the Young International Arbitration Group of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA). Education: Bachelor of Laws, Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC/SP); Specialist in Consumer Law, Catholic University of SãoPaulo (PUC/SP); Master of Laws (Master 2-Recherche) in International Economic Law, with specialization in Dispute Resolution, Université Paris I (Panthéon Sorbonne).DAVID BARTOS FCIArb is a Scottish Advocate (Barrister) practicing in commercial, property, trust and succession law from Edinburgh and throughout Scotland since 1993. He has acted as an arbitrator and has a special interest in arbitration both in Scotland and internationally. He contributed to the drafting of the new arbitral code for Scotland, the Arbitration (Scotland) Act 2010 and together with Hew Dundas he has co-authored the definitive book on the 2010 Act, the 2nd edition of whichwill be published in 2014.ALEXANDER J. BĚLOHLÁVEK, Professor, Prof. zw., Dr.iur., Mgr. iur., Dipl. Ing. (oec), dr.h.c., graduated in law and in international economics, Ph.D. in civil law, professor of international law and professor of economics. Professor in the Czech Republic and in Poland. Arbitrator, practising lawyer, managing partner of Belohlavek Law offices in Prague / Czech Republic (branch in N.J. / USA). Member of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, Chairman of the commissionon arbitration with the National Committee ICC Czech Republic, arbitrator at the permanent arbitral institutions in the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Belaruss, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Bulgaria, Slovenia, ICC arbitration, arbitration pursuant to UNCITRAL Rules etc. Member of ASA (Switzerland), DIS (Germany), ArbAut (Austria), IBA, ABA, ILA, Associated Member of the Law Society of England and Wales etc. He served as arbitrator (chairman,sole arbitrator or chairman) or as expert witness in more than 280 domestic and international arbitrations. President of the World Jurist Association (Washington D.C., USA). Author of almost 90 books (in various countries and languages), and more than 320 published papers. Editor of CYIL--Czech Yearbook of International Law and CYArb-- Czech (& Central European) Yearbook of Arbitration (published by JurisPublishing and JurisNet), member of editorial boards of manyperiodicals. Specialized in: international arbitration, international private law (conflict-of-laws), international litigation, public international law, international finances, corporate law.GORDON BLANKE, MCIArb, LLM., is sector leader of the International Arbitration Practice in Baker & McKenzie, Habib Al Mulla, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Dr. Blanke has wide-ranging experience in all types of international commercial arbitration in both common and civil law jurisdictions, having acted as advising counsel and arbitratorunder most leading institutional arbitration rules (including ICC, LCIA, DIAC, DIFC-LCIA, ADCCAC, GCC and JAMS Rules) and ad hoc in arbitrations seated in the US, Europe and the Middle East in relation to a wide variety of industry sectors, including private equity, banking & finance, construction, real estate, commodities, hospitality, travel, luxury brands, maritime and oil & gas. Dr. Blanke is a regular commentator and presenter on UAE and international arbitration across Europe, the US and the Middle East. He is a regular academic contributor on the subject and has published over one hundred books, articles and case commentaries internationally. Dr. Blanke is the author of Annotated Guide to Arbitration in the UAE--Volume I: The UAE Arbitration Chapter, published with Thomson Reuters in 2014 as well as editor of the twin publication Comparison of Gulf International Arbitration Rules and Comparison of MENA International Arbitration Rules, Juris 2010and 2011 respectively. He is a member of the editorial board of Arbitration, the Journal of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in London.KNUT BOYE is a Partner at Advokatfirmaet Simonsen Vogt Wiig AS in Oslo, Norway. He is admitted to plead before the Norwegian Supreme Court and is approved as mediator by the Norwegian Bar Association. His practice is focused on commercial dispute resolution in arbitration, litigation or negotiation/mediation, alsoin international disputes and undertaken in English. He has also acted as arbitrator and as mediator. He has written the book: "Sakførsel" ("Litigation"), now to be published in its fourth edition, and a book about preclusive time bars in litigation, as well as numerous articles in Norwegian and international books and periodicals. He lectures for the bar exam and for the court administration office on litigation, legal ethics and related subjects. He is a member of the special committees regarding civil procedure of both the Norwegian Bar Association and the Norwegian Jurists' Continuing Education Organization. Mr. Boye's practice also covers contract law, company law and commercial law in general. In addition to his law degree he has an MBA from Columbia University, New York. He is fluent in English, Norwegian and Swedish, conversational in French, Italian and Danish.NAEL G. BUNNI is a Chartered Engineer, Registered Chartered Arbitrator, Conciliator/Mediator and since 1996, Visiting Professor at Trinity College Dublin. He is Past President of the Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland; and Past President of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Worldwide. Also, Past Chairman of FIDIC's Standing Committee on Professional Liability; and its Task Committee on Construction, Insurance and Law. In 1999, he was elected a Fellow of theIrish Academy of Engineering and in March 2000, elected member of the International Council for Commercial Arbitration, ICCA, which is a gathering by cooption of 45 members of the foremost leaders in the field of dispute resolution worldwide. Presently, he is a member of ICC's Commission on International Arbitration & ADR. Dr. Bunni has been involved in many civil and structural engineering projects in Ireland and abroad and has won a number of professional awards for his work inengineering design and in dispute resolution. He has acted as dispute board member, conciliator/mediator, arbitrator or chairman of arbitral tribunals in numerous domestic and international disputes involving parties from over fifty jurisdictions. As arbitrator, in over one hundred and forty cases of dispute, either as sole arbitrator or as a member of a tribunal or as chairman of an arbitral tribunal. Many of these appointments were under the ICC Rules of Arbitration; the LCIA Arbitration Rules; the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules; the Rules of the Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration; or the Dubai International Arbitration Centre. Dr.Bunni is the author of numerous technical papers and three books, most recent of which are: "Construction Insurance" now in its second edition under the title of "Risk & Insurance in Construction", published by Spon Press, London, in March 2003; and "The FIDIC Forms of Contract" published in its third edition in May 2005 by Blackwell Publishing, Oxford (now John Wiley & Sons Ltd).J. BRIAN CASEY is a founding member of Bay Street Chambers, abarristers' chambers devoted to commercial arbitration. He has over 36years of experience in commercial dispute resolution and is a formerChair of the North American litigation group of Baker & McKenzie. Mr.Casey holds bachelor's degrees in both Engineering and Law and has anLL.M. in international business law from York University. In 1995 hewas designated a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He islisted in tier one in Chambers Global, Who's Who Legal and in theAmerican Lawyer/ Lexpert Guide to the leading 500 lawyers in Canada.Mr. Casey is the author of Arbitration Law of Canada: Practice andProcedure published by Juris and is an adjunct professor at theUniversity of Toronto law school where he teaches international disputeresolution. During his career, Mr. Casey has been retained as arbitrator,chairman of the tribunal, or as counsel in numerous commercialarbitrations both ad hoc and institutional under the auspices of the LCIA,ICC, and the AAA/ICDR. Mr. Casey has also acted in investor/Statearbitrations under Chapter 11 of the NAFTA administered by ICSID andother investor/state arbitrations arising out of Bilateral InvestmentTreaties.TERESA CHENG GBS SC JP FICE, FCIArb is a Senior Counsel,Chartered Engineer, Chartered Arbitrator and Accredited Mediator. Ms.Cheng is the Chairperson of Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre(HKIAC), a Vice-President of the International Council of CommercialArbitration (ICCA), and a member of the International Centre forSettlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) panel of Arbitrators,designated by the Chairman of the ICSID Administrative Council. In2008, she was the first Asian woman elected through a global election asPresident of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb). Ms. Chengwas awarded the Gold Bauhinia Star by the Chief Executive of HongKong in recognition of her public service to Hong Kong in 2011. She iscurrently the Chairperson of Financial Dispute Resolution Centre, andhas also sat as a Deputy Judge in the Court of First Instance of the HighCourt of Hong Kong. Ms. Cheng is a Fellow of King's College, London,and the Course Director of the International Arbitration and DisputeSettlement Course at the School of Law, Tsinghua University. Ms.Cheng has co-authored numerous books and articles in journals andseminars. Some of her recent publications include "Construction Lawand Practice in Hong Kong" and "Arbitration in Hong Kong: A PracticalGuide", published by Sweet & Maxwell, as well as papers in the"International Council for Commercial Arbitration Congress Series",published by Kluwer Law International.MICHAEL M. COLLINS SC is a Barrister practicing at the Irish Barand the English Bar (through Monckton Chambers), having been calledto the Irish Bar in 1978 and the English Bar in 1987. Mr. Collins is aBencher of the Honourable Society of King's Inns, an Adjunct Professorat University College Dublin Law School and a CEDR accreditedmediator. For two years from 2008 to 2010 he was Chairman of the BarCouncil of Ireland and is currently President of Arbitration Ireland. Healso has an extensive practice in commercial arbitration (domestic andinternational) both as counsel and as arbitrator. He has had appointmentsas arbitrator from the ICC Court of Arbitration and is one of Ireland'srepresentatives on the ICC Commission on Arbitration. He is also amember of the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR) Panelof Arbitrators. Mr. Collins has appeared many times before the EuropeanCourt of Justice and acts frequently as counsel in arbitrations and asarbitrator. He commenced practice as a barrister in Ireland in 1981 andwas admitted as a senior counsel in 1994. He is also admitted to practicein New South Wales and before the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court. Hewas appointed by the Irish Government as Chairman of the Competitionand Mergers Review Group whose report on competition law in 2000was the basis of the Irish Competition Act 2002.BERNADO M. CREMADES is a Senior Partner at B. Cremades yAsociados. His practice is focused on international commercialarbitration and transnational investment disputes. He has acted ascounsel, party-appointed arbitrator and president of arbitral tribunals inmore than 340 arbitrations. His professional experience in the field ofarbitration includes acting in proceedings under the auspices of all majorinternational arbitration institutions, including the ICC, ICSID, AAA,CRCICA or LCIA as well as "ad hoc" arbitrations. He is a member ofthe International Council of Commercial Arbitration (ICCA), the ICCInstitute of World Business Law, and is a former President of theArbitration Committee of the International Bar Association. He is aSpanish appointee to the Panel of Arbitrators in the International Centrefor the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). Mr. Cremades isrecognised as the leading Spanish international arbitration practitioner("number one practitioner in Spain for commercial arbitration legalexpertise" and "one of the top names in the industry", Who's Who legal,July 2005).He is fluent in Spanish, French, English and German.HOP DANG is a Partner of Allens in Hanoi, specialised in infrastructureproject developments and international arbitration. He has acted on alarge number of high profile infrastructure projects in Vietnam(including power plants and refineries). He regularly acts as arbitrator incross border disputes at the Singapore International Arbitration Centreand the Vietnam International Arbitration Centre. He holds law degreesfrom Vietnam and Australia and wrote his doctoral thesis oninternational law and state contracts at the University of Oxford. Heregularly lectures in choice of law, investment and arbitration at lawschools in Vietnam, Singapore, China and Australia.TRANG DANG is an Associate at Allens in Hanoi. Her areas ofexpertise include foreign investment and commercial matters. One of herinterests is international arbitration and she has participated in a numberof arbitration related academic activities. She graduated from Hanoi LawUniversity.HEW R. DUNDAS is a Chartered Arbitrator (CIArb) and DipICArb anda Panel Arbitrator in England, Scotland, Beijing, Kazakhstan, Singapore,Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, India, Slovenia and the USA and is amember of many leading arbitral institutions. He is Honorary Vice-President, Scottish Arbitration Centre and Chairman of the AdvisoryBoard of the Chinese European Arbitration Centre (Hamburg) andPresidente Honorario, Centro International de Arbitraje e Mediación(Quito). Mr. Dundas has spent more than 35 years in the Oil & Gasindustry, initially in-house including being Head of Legal, CompanySecretary and Group Insurance Manager at Cairn Energy PLC (at onetime the 48th largest UK (FTSE)-quoted company) before becoming (in1998) a full-time International Arbitrator, Mediator and ExpertDeterminer in oil & gas, energy, power, coal and general commercialdisputes. He made significant contributions to the Arbitration (Scotland)Act 2010 and co-authored the definitive book on the Act (a heavilyupdated2nd edition will be published in April 2014) as well as publishingchapters on it in various other books. He also co-authored the ICCANational Chapter on Arbitration in Việt Nam, one of the very few nonnationalsto contribute a National Chapter and possibly the only one toco-author a wholly new chapter. He writes and publishes widely(including in London, New York, Houston, Hong Kong, Singapore,Kuala Lumpur, Moscow and Almaty) on UK and international arbitrationlaw and related topics; his total output is approx. 1,000,000 words. Healso lectures on International Commercial Arbitration at Edinburgh,Dundee, Brunel, Kingston and Northumbria Universities in the UK andhas lectured at universities around the world. He is heavily involved inthe Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in bothHong Kong and Vienna. In 2005 he was elected President of theChartered Institute of Arbitrators (approx. 12,000 members in 108+countries) for calendar 2007.LOUIS GARB is Principle at Louis Garb, Adv. & Notary based inJerusalem, Israel. The firm specializes in the practice of privateinternational law, and is the editor of important books in this field of law.Louis Garb, a member of the Israel bar, is also admitted to practice inSouth Africa and Botswana, and is a Jurisconsulte for Monaco. Hespecializes in private international law. The firm undertakes contentiousand non-contentious matters in cases of probate and succession(including declaration of death), enforcement of foreign judgments, andinternational commercial litigation including arbitration and childabduction (civil aspects). Louis Garb provides Israeli courts with expertopinions on foreign law, and maintains contact with legal professionalsthroughout the world and has represented private individuals,corporations and foreign governments and their embassies in the abovementioned fields of law, and also acts as a notary.EDUARDO DAMIÃO GONÇALVES is a Partner with Mattos Filho,Veiga Filho, Marrey Jr. e Quiroga Advogados; admitted to the BrazilianBar, São Paulo, Brasília and Rio de Janeiro Chapters. Eduardo has servedas a client advocate in arbitrations involving mergers and acquisitions,shareholder rights, construction, energy (including oil and gas),information technology, telecommunications, insurance, and distribution,among others, administered under ICC, UNICITRAL, or Brazilianinstitution rules, and has served as an arbitrator in a variety of arbitrationproceedings. He has published law review articles and is a frequentspeaker at alternative dispute resolution conferences both in Brazil andabroad. He served as Chairman of the Brazilian Committee onArbitration (www.cbar.org.br). He currently serves on the roster ofarbitrators of Brazil's leading arbitration institutions and as an officer ofthe IBA Arbitration Committee, and is a member of the FrenchArbitration Committee, the ICC Latin American arbitration group, theInternational Arbitration Institute (IAI), and the Board of the ArbitrationCentre for AMCHAM (SP). Mr. Gonçalves is a Lecturer in Law atFundação Getúlio Vargas and was a visiting scholar at Boston UniversitySchool of Law. Education: Bachelor of Laws, Universidade de SãoPaulo; Master of Laws (D.E.A.) in Private International Law andInternational Commerce, with specialization in Arbitration, Université deParis II (Panthéon-Assas); Ph.D. in Law, Universidade de São Paulo.JOSEFINE HACKMAN joined Waselius & Wist in 2012 after havingobtained her LL.M. from the Law Faculty of the University of Helsinkiin 2011. Ms. Hackman received her B.Sc. (Econ) from the HankenSchool of Economics in 2011. Her previous engagements include actingas Compliance Officer at the Nordic Investment Bank and internships atother law firms (in Finland and Moscow). Ms. Hackman regularlyadvises clients on Finnish corporate and commercial matters, mergersand acquisitions, intellectual property law and in dispute resolutionmatters, including arbitration. Her recent publications include, amongothers, the Finland chapter in the publication Legal Aspects of DoingBusiness in Europe, which provides a general overview of the legalenvironment in Finland. Josefine Hackman is a member of the FinnishLaw Society and the Young Arbitration Club Finland.GRANT HANESSIAN is Co-Chair of Baker & McKenzie'sInternational Arbitration Practice Group. He served as Chair of theLitigation Department of the Firm's New York office from 2003-2012.He has more than 25 years of experience as counsel and arbitrator indisputes concerning investment treaty, contract, energy, construction,commodities, financial services, insurance, intellectual property andother matters. Mr. Hanessian is Vice Chairman of the Arbitration &ADR Committee of the United States Council for International Business(USCIB), the U.S. national committee of the International Chamber ofCommerce (ICC), a member the ICC Commission on Arbitration, ICCTask Force on International Arbitration with States and State Entities,AAA-ICDR International Advisory Committee and its Subcommittee onRevision of the ICDR Rules and the ICDR Advisory Committee onBrazil, New York State Bar Association Task Force on InternationalArbitration, International Arbitration Club of New York, ArbitrationCommittee of the International Institute for Conflict Prevention andResolution, New York City Bar Association's International LawCommittee and Club Español del Arbitraje, and a founding boardmember of the New York International Arbitration Center. Mr.Hanessian writes and speaks frequently on international arbitrationtopics. He is editor of ICDR Awards and Commentaries (Juris Pub.2012) and co-editor of Comparison of International Arbitration Rules(American Bar Association Section of International Law, forthcoming2014), International Arbitration Checklists (Juris Pub., 2nd ed., 2008),Gulf War Claims Reporter (ILI/Kluwer, 1998) and Baker & McKenzie'sInternational Litigation & Arbitration Newsletter. Mr. Hanessian isrecommended by Chambers Global and USA Guides (described as "veryexperienced, hugely knowledgeable and effective"), Legal 500(described as 'a great practitioner' with a 'strong commercial profile'),PLC Which Lawyer, The International Who's Who of CommercialArbitration and Expert Guide to Leading Practitioners in InternationalArbitration.BERNARD HANOTIAU is a Partner at Hanotiau & Van Den Berg. Heis a member of the Brussels and Paris Bars. Since 1978, BernardHanotiau has been actively involved in more than 350 internationalarbitration cases as party-appointed arbitrator, chairman, sole arbitrator,counsel and expert in all parts of the world. Mr. Hanotiau is a professorat the law school of Louvain University (Belgium) where he teachesinternational arbitration. He is a member of the ICCA Council and of theCouncil of the ICC Institute and a member of the ICC InternationalArbitration Commission. He is also vice-president of the Institute ofTransnational Arbitration (Dallas) and a former vice-president of theLCIA Court. He is a member of the Board of Advisors of the SingaporeInternational Arbitration Center and of the International Advisory Boardof the Honk Kong International Arbitration Centre. He is the author ofComplex Arbitrations: Multiparty, Multicontract, Multi-issue and ClassActions (Kluwer, 2006) and of more than 120 articles, most of themrelating to international commercial law and arbitration. In March 2011,Mr. Hanotiau received the GAR "Arbitrator of the Year" award.SOFÍA HAUPT joined the law firm of Alessandri Abogados in 2009and has worked as a Lawyer of the Corporate Area. She has focused herpractice mainly on corporate advice for local and international clients.Ms. Haupt graduated cum laude, her thesis work to apply for her LLBLaw Degree was on "Checks and Balances in the Institutional System ofthe European Union" (2007). Through the Universidad de los AndesStudents' Exchange Program, she stayed in Bayreuth, Germany, whereshe took the German Law, Law in the European Union and AmericanCorporate Law courses (2007-2008). Sofía Haupt is a member of theChilean Bar Association.ALASTAIR HENDERSON heads Herbert Smith Freehills' arbitrationpractice in Southeast Asia and is ranked among the leading arbitrationlawyers in Asia. He has conducted numerous cases in local, regional andinternational centres across many sectors and industries, with particularexperience in energy and natural resources, infrastructure, constructionand international trade. His clients include government agencies andpublic bodies, multinationals and leading regional companies. Alastairalso sits as an arbitrator appointed by parties and by regional andinternational institutions including the SIAC, ICC, HKIAC and LCIA.He is a Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators; a formerThailand national committee member of the Chartered Institute ofArbitrators and the ICC Thailand national arbitration commission; and aregular speaker at regional/international conferences.EUGENIO HERNÁNDEZ-BRETÓN is a Partner at Baker &McKenzie Caracas Office. He represents parties in domestic andinternational arbitration, has acted as arbitrator domestically andinternationally and is Professor and Chairman of the Masters' Program inPrivate International Law and Comparative Law at Universidad Centralde Venezuela. He has Doctor of Laws (summa cum laude, University ofHeidelberg); Master of Laws (magna cum laude, University ofTuebingen); Master of Laws (Columbia University in the city of NewYork); Abogado (summa cum laude, Universidad Católica AndrésBello). He is a frequent lecturer on arbitration topics and author of morethan a hundred law articles and three books.KAJ HOBÉR is a Partner in Mannheimer Swartling, Stockholm. He isformer Professor of East European Commercial Law at the University ofUppsala from 1997 to 2009 and former Professor of International Law atthe Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy(CEPMLP), University of Dundee during 2010. As of 1 May 2012 he isProfessor of International Investment and Trade Law at UppsalaUniversity. Prof. Hobér is on the arbitrators’ list of ICSID, the RussianChamber of Commerce and Industry, CIETAC (Beijing), HKIAC (HongKong), the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce, The Kula LumpurRegional Centre for Arbitration (KLRCA), the Singapore InternationalArbitration Centre (SIAC) and St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce andIndustry (Spb CCI) and the Energy Arbitrators List (EAL).Between1998-2003 he was Commissioner at the United NationsCompensation Commission in Geneva. His arbitration experienceincludes representation of both East and West European, American,Russian and Chinese government bodies and corporations, as well asparties from developing countries in international arbitrations. Prof.Hobér has acted as counsel and arbitrator (including chairmanships) inmore than 400 international arbitrations. He is past chair of the IBA subcommitteeon Investment Treaty Arbitration and past vice-chair of theIBA Arbitration Committee. He is the author of several books oninternational arbitration and international investment and trade law,including Investment Arbitration in Eastern Europe (2007) andInternational Commercial Arbitration in Sweden (2011), SelectedWritings on Investment Treaty Arbitration (2013), as well as ofnumerous articles. Kaj Hobér was a member of the Board of theArbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce from 1992to 2009. He is a member of the LCIA Court and of the Board ofDirectors of the American Arbitration Association, and also a member ofthe AIPN Educational Advisory Board. He is fluent in Russian andGerman.MICHAEL HWANG is Senior Counsel and Arbitrator at MichaelHwang S.C. in Singapore.FERNANDO JAMARNE joined the law firm of Alessandri Abogadosas a Partner in 2001. His practice covers a wide range of business topics,specialized in business and financial transactions. In addition, hestructures international transactions for local and foreign clients,provides advice on company mergers and acquisitions, and has extensiveexperience in banking legislation and corporate finance. He participatedin the privatization process of water companies and has extensiveexperience in public bids as well as in bond issuance and syndicatedloans. Before joining Alessandri Mr. Jamarne was the General Counselof the Chase Manhattan Bank, Chilean Branch Office; was aninternational advisor to BankBoston in Boston, Massachusetts; workedas lawyer for the World Bank's Central America and the CaribbeanRegion, in Washington D.C., and as a lawyer for the Central Bank ofChile's General Counsel's Office and of the International InsolvencyInstitute. He also was a visiting lawyer at Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen &Hamilton in New York in 1986. Mr. Jamarne is the author of a numberof articles and documents published by the Central Bank of Chile andUniversidad de Chile, such as "The Multilateral Investment GuaranteeAgency (MIGA)", "Characteristics of savings instruments" and "Minorsin conflict with the Law".DOUG JONES AO is a Sydney-based Partner in the Australian law firmof Clayton Utz where he heads the International Arbitration Group of thefirm and is an international dispute resolution lawyer. Professor Joneshas acted as Arbitrator and appeared as Counsel in numerousinternational arbitrations. Amongst positions held, Doug is President ofthe Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration, PastPresident (2011) of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (London), and aMember of the LCIA Court. He is a Foundation Fellow (1976) andGraded Arbitrator (1985 - present) of the Institute of Arbitrators &Mediators Australia, Fellow of the Arbitrators and Mediators Institute ofNew Zealand, and Vice President of Asia Pacific Regional ArbitrationGroup. Professor Jones is Professorial Fellow in the Law School ofMelbourne University and Adjunct Professor in the Law School ofMurdoch University and is an Honorary Fellow of the US and CanadianColleges of Construction Lawyers. In June 2012 in the Queen's BirthdayHonours List, Professor Jones was made an Officer of the Order ofAustralia, for distinguished service to the law as a leader in the areas ofarbitration and alternative dispute resolution, to policy reform, and tonational and international professional organisations. His expertise inInternational Arbitration has regularly been recognised by his peers. Inthe Global Arbitration Review Awards 2013, Professor Jones was jointrunner-up in the category of the Best Prepared and Responsive ArbitratorAward. He has also been recognised by Chambers Asia-Pacific as a starindividual in the Australian legal community for three successive yearsand as one of the most in demand arbitrators, receiving a band oneranking in the International Arbitration Category and a band two rankingfor dispute resolution (arbitration) in Australia (2011-2013).SUMEET KACHWAHA is the Founding Partner of Kachwaha &Partners, having a leading dispute resolution practice. He has handledlandmark and high-stakes matters (including a large number of crossborderdisputes). Mr. Kachwaha figures in Band One in the arbitrationsection of Chambers Asia 2009 to 2013. He also figures as a “leadingindividual” in The Asia Pacific Legal 500. He figures in TheInternational Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration, The InternationalWho's Who of Asset Recovery Lawyers, The International Who's Who ofConstruction Lawyers and The International Who's Who of PublicProcurement Lawyers. Mr. Kachwaha is currently vice president of Asia-Pacific Regional Arbitration Group (APRAG). He is also on the sixmemberadvisory board of the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre forArbitration (KLRCA) chaired by the attorney general of Malaysia. Hehas recently been appointed as the deputy programme coordinator of theInter Pacific Bar Association (IPBA) for a two year term after serving athree-year term as its chair dispute resolution and arbitration section. Heis also on the IBA subcommittee on implementation and application ofthe New York Convention by national courts and legislatures. Recentpublications include: "The White Industries Australia Limited--IndiaBIT Award--A Critical Assessment", Arbitration International, Vol. 29,Issue 2, pp 275-293 (2013); "Interim Relief: Comments on theUNCITRAL Amendments and the Indian Perspective", Yearbook onInternational Arbitration, Volume III, pp 155-161, (2013); "Enforcementof Arbitration Awards in India", Asian International Arbitration Journal,Kluwer (2008); "The Indian Arbitration Law: Towards a NewJurisprudence", International Arbitration Law Review, Sweet & Maxwell(2007); and "Arbitration Law of India--A Critical Analysis", AsianInternational Arbitration Journal, Kluwer (2005).ALEXANDER S. KOMAROV is currently a member of the Presidiumof the International Commercial Arbitration Court at the Chamber ofCommerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, which is the principalinternational arbitration institution in the Russian Federation. He is aVice-President of the International Federation of Commercial ArbitrationInstitutions, an LCIA Member, a Member of the Board of the ArbitrationInstitute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, a listed arbitrator at anumber of arbitration institutions in Central and East European countries.He is Honorary Chairman of the ICC Russia National Comm.,Arbitration Commission. Professor Alexander Komarov has been actingfor more than a decade as an arbitration expert of the Russian FederationDelegation to the United Nations Commission on International TradeLaw (UNCITRAL). He is a CIArb Fellow and Chartered Arbitrator. Heis a Member of the Governing Council of International Institute forUnification of Private Law (UNIDROIT) for the Russian federation. Heis a Member of the Council on Legal Reform and the Council onCodification of Civil Law at the President of the Russian Federation. Heis currently Professor and Head of International Private Law Chair at theRussian Academy of Foreign Trade and a Member of the ConsultativeCouncil at the Supreme Arbitrazh Court of the Russian Federation.THOMAS KOPP is a Partner based in the Frankfurt office of ClearyGottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP. Mr. Kopp's practice is broad-based andincludes litigation and arbitration, capital markets, mergers &acquisitions, general corporate and financial institutions regulatorymatters. As a member of the Firm's global dispute resolution practice,Mr. Kopp provides litigation and arbitration expertise on complex crossborderdisputes, typically involving a procedural, substantive or factualnexus to Germany. In this context, Mr. Kopp brings to bear his Germancorporate, capital markets, mergers & acquisitions and financialinstitutions regulatory experience of more than a decade. Mr. Kopp hasalso been consistently listed by various independent legal directories asone of the leading capital markets lawyers in Germany. Mr. Kopp joinedthe firm in 1995 and became a partner in 2002. He was resident in theLondon office from 1997 to 2000. He received a doctorate in law (Dr.iur.) from Humboldt University of Berlin in 1994 and an LL.M. degreefrom Duke University School of Law in 1993. Mr. Kopp passed thesecond state examination in the State of Bavaria in 1995 and the firststate examination at the University of Munich in 1991. Mr. Kopp is amember of the Bar in Frankfurt am Main. His native language isGerman, and he is fluent in English.RICHARD KREINDLER is a Partner of Cleary Gottlieb Steen &Hamilton LLP, resident in its Frankfurt office. He is a professor of lawand a full-time advocate, acting as counsel, arbitrator and expert in majorcommercial and investment arbitration and litigation matters throughoutthe world for the past 28 years. He is a member of the New York andParis Bars. He is also an Honorary Professor of Law at the University ofMünster, Germany, where he has taught for well over a decade. Prof. Dr.Kreindler is a graduate of Harvard, Munich, Columbia and MünsterUniversities. He is a Fellow and Chartered Arbitrator of the CharteredInstitute of Arbitrators, London. Prof. Dr. Kreindler delivered thelectures in Private International Law at the Hague Academy ofInternational Law in Summer 2012, which were published in the Recueildes cours, Vol. 361, in 2013. He has also published several othertreatises and over 400 other publications and lectures on internationalarbitration, litigation and compliance/anti-corruption issues. He has beena member of the Editorial Board or Advisory Board of leading arbitralpublications and institutions, including Arbitration International,International Arbitration Law Review, International Journal of DisputeResolution, International Legal Materials, Revue de Droit des AffairesInternationales, and SchiedsVZ Zeitschrift für Schiedsverfahren (GermanArbitration Journal); he is also a Council Member of the ICC Institute ofWorld Business Law. He was Chairman of the IBA working groupresulting in the 2010 IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence inInternational Arbitration.VICTOR P. LAZATIN is a Senior Partner in the litigation and disputeresolution department at Angara Abello Concepcion Regala & Cruz LawOffices located in Metro Manila, Philippines. He is heavily involved incivil and commercial litigation, construction and arbitration law. He isalso active in joint ventures. Mr. Lazatin earned his Bachelor of Arts inEconomics degree from the University of the Philippines. Thereafter, hegraduated cum laude from the University of the Philippines, College ofLaw. As a Clyde Dewitt Fellow Scholar, he attained his Masters of Lawfrom the University of Michigan in 1974.DARREN LEHANE BL practices in common law, administrative law,and commercial law. His specialisations include defamation, admiraltylaw and statutory inquiries. He is a member of the Arbitration and ADRCommittee of the Bar Council of Ireland and the External RelationsCommittee of the Bar Council of IrelandANNA DE LUCA is a Research Fellow at Bocconi University in Milanand holds a PhD from the University of Milan. She specialized ininternational investment law and arbitration, and EU investment policy.She is a Member of the editorial committee of the Rivista dell'Arbitratoand advises in the field of investment arbitration as a member of the MilanBar. Besides several articles in international yearbooks and Italian lawreviews, she authored in 2013 La competenza dell'Unione europea sugliinvestimenti esteri (Giappichelli Torino). She is a co-editor of the volumeGeneral Interests of Host States in International Investment Law (GiorgioSacerdoti, Chief-ed.), Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2014.BARRY MANSFIELD is a Barrister practising commercial law with aspecialisation in arbitration. He is the author of Arbitration Act 2010 andModel Law: A Commentary (Clarus Press, Dublin, 2012) and a co-editorof the Irish Business Law Review (Clarus Press). He is also an AdjunctAssistant Professor at Trinity College Dublin where he teaches courseson Arbitration and on International Dispute Resolution. He is a graduateof University College Dublin, Georgetown University Law Center andThe Honorable Society of King's Inns. He was previously an Associateat the New York and London offices of the firm of Davis Polk &Wardwell LLP.JUAN MANUEL MARCHAN is a Partner at Pérez Bustamante &Ponce. Professor, International Commercial Arbitration, University SanFrancisco de Quito (USFQ). Attorney at law and Doctor of Laws, PUCE.LL.M. and recipient of Parker School Recognition for Achievement inComparative and International Law, Columbia University.KHALIL MECHANTAF has been practising in the Middle East for sixyears. He specializes in domestic and international arbitration, primarilyinternational commercial and construction related arbitrations before themain arbitration institutions in the UAE and abroad. Prior to joiningBaker & McKenzie.Habib AI Mulla, Mr. Mechantaf worked at a numberof UK law firms and the International Courts in The Hague, Holland.JANET MILLS received her JD from the University of Ottawa,graduating with Cum Laude distinction in 1991 and has spent herprofessional career in the field of commercial dispute resolution. She isa founding member of Bay Street Chambers, a barrister's Chambersdevoted to commercial arbitration. Ms. Mills was formerly a partner inthe Toronto office of Baker & McKenzie LLP where she was a memberof the Global Disputes Resolution Group, specializing in internationalcommercial arbitration. Ms. Mills was appointed as a Registrar inBankruptcy for the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in 2008,adjudicating consumer and commercial bankruptcy and insolvencymatters. She served the court until early 2012, leaving to pursue herinterest in private dispute resolution. Ms. Mills is currently a member ofthe Law Society of Upper Canada, the Canadian Bar Association and shesits on the Executive Committee of the Toronto Commercial ArbitrationSociety. She has been named as a Roster Arbitrator to the InternationalCentre for Dispute Resolution and prior to joining the court, was a RosterArbitrator for the International Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Mills wasalso a past Director of the Canadian Arbitration Congress. Ms. Mills haswritten and spoken extensively on international commercial arbitration.She was the co-author with J. Brian Casey of Arbitration Law of Canada:Practice and Procedure (©2005) as well as collaborating with Mr. Caseyon the loose leaf text and updates to International and DomesticCommercial Arbitration (©1993 to 1999). She was a contributing authorto the Ultimate Corporate Counsel Guide (CCH ©2006).AGOSTINHO PEREIRA DE MIRANDA is Chairman and FoundingPartner of Miranda Correia Amendoeira & Associados. He is a Graduateof the Coimbra University Law School (1974), admitted in 1978. Afterobtaining his law degree Agostinho moved back to Angola to teachcommercial law and contracts at the Luanda School of Economics.Agostinho has also worked and lived in Lisbon, London, Houston andSan Francisco. For approximately 6 years he worked in the U.S. for GulfOil Corporation and Chevron Overseas Petroleum Inc. In both companieshe was charged with primary responsibility for the legal aspects of theiroperations in Angola, Zaire (currently Democratic Republic of Congo),Gabon and Brazil. Since 1987, Agostinho has been providing legal andtax advice to various national and international companies doingbusiness in Portugal and several emerging markets in the areas ofmining, oil and gas, banking, construction, fishing, oil services, etc. Inrecent years he has also been involved in representing various Fortune500 companies in mediation and arbitration proceedings held in Portugal,Brazil and several African countries. He has acted as a consultant to TheWorld Bank, USAID, OPIC and other international organisations. He is amember of the American Bar Association (ABA), the Association ofInternational Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN) and the International BarAssociation (IBA). From 1996 to 2000, he was an officer of IBA'sCommittee "O" Executive Committee. For the 1997/1998 period he wasan officer of IBA SERL's Oil Law Committee. He is a non-executivedirector and member of the compensation committee of variouscorporations, and he chairs the board of trustees of two non-profitorganisations. Agostinho is also a member of the Honorary AdvisoryCouncil of the United States-Angola Chamber of Commerce. In 2001 hewas appointed to the Executive Committee of the "Angola EducationAssistance Fund, Inc.". Since 2004 he has been a director of thePortugal-Angola Chamber of Commerce. Agostinho is the onlyPortuguese member of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers(IATL) and the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). He isalso a founding member and director of the Portuguese ArbitrationAssociation.NICOLÁS MIRANDA is an Associate at the law firm of AlessandriAbogados firm, focusing his practice in civil and commercial litigationand arbitration, bankruptcy and insolvency, unfair competition lawsuitsand administrative contentious matters. Prior to joining AlessandriAbogados, Mr. Miranda was a member of the litigation area of the lawfirm Prieto & Compañía (2010 - 2012) and also worked for GrahamMiller Ltda (2009), then focusing his practice on civil and commerciallitigation and arbitration, bankruptcy and insolvency, consumers law andadministrative contentious matters, as well as on insurance-relatedmatters pertaining to domestic and international air transportation ofpassengers and cargo. Mr. Miranda is a member and representative ofAlessandri Abogados before the Arbitration Committee and ADR of theInternational Chamber of Commerce, and a member of the YoungInternational Arbitration Group (YIAG) of The London Court ofInternational Arbitration. He was the editor of the "Arbitration" chapterfor the publication in Chile of Doing Business, by the Britcham, 2013.Nicolás Miranda is the firm's Pro Bono Services Coordinator and thefirm’s representative before Fundación Pro Bono. In the academic field,Nicolás is a civil law assistant professor in the Universidad de Los Andesand a civil procedural law assistant professor in the UniversidadCatólica. He is a member of the Chilean Bar Association.ALEXIS MOURRE practices law at Castaldi Mourre & Partners, a lawfirm he co-founded in 1996. He specializes in International Arbitrationand International Litigation. He has served as counsel to party, coarbitrator,sole arbitrator, or expert in more than 180 international arbitralprocedures, both ad hoc and before the most prominent arbitralinstitutions. He is also the author of numerous books and publications inthe field of International Business Law, Private International Law, andArbitration Law. He is founder and past editor in chief of Les Cahiers del'Arbitrage, a leading French publication in the field of Arbitration.Since 2009 Alexis Mourre is vice president of the ICC InternationalCourt of Arbitration, past co-chair of the IBA arbitration committee(2012-2013), a member Counsel of the International Business LawInstitute of the International Chamber of Commerce as well as of a largenumber of scientific and professional institutions dedicated to Arbitrationand Private International Law. He is professor honoris causae of theUniversity San Ignacio of Lima (Peru) and Lecturer at the Universities ofVersailles and Sceaux. He acts as a speaker in numerous conferences andseminars on international commercial arbitration, including numerousICC PIDA and IAP seminars, both as Chairman of the seminar orspeaker. He is fluent in French, English, Italian and Spanish, and has aworking knowledge of Portuguese.HIEU NGUYEN is an Associate at Allens in Hanoi. He has worked on anumber of large infrastructure projects and cross border disputes.PIOTR NOWACZYK, a Chartered Arbitrator, is a Partner in Dentons'Warsaw office and works in construction disputes, FIDIC contracts,foreign investment, oil and gas, transfer of technology, IP, energy,international sales, banking, joint ventures, commercial contracts, M&A,distributorships, licenses, and sport arbitration. He is an ICC CourtMember, a member of the Vienna International Arbitration CentreAdvisory Board, and a Polish delegate for UNCITRAL Working GroupII on Arbitration & Conciliation. Piotr is a fellow of the CharteredInstitute of Arbitrators (FCIArb) and the Australian Centre forInternational Commercial Arbitration (ACICA), a member of theCanadian Bar Association, the Law Society of England & Wales, and theIBA Arbitration Committee (subcommittee on conflicts of interest),member of AFA, ASA, CEA, CEPANI, DIA, DIS, ICA, ITA, ÖVS,SAA, UIA and other professional organisations. He is an FIDICadjudicator and an expert of WIPO.EUN YOUNG PARK is Partner with Kim & Chang, and the co-chair ofthe firm's International Arbitration & Cross-Border Litigation Group. Dr.Park is Vice-Chair of IBA Arbitration Committee, Co-Chair of IBA AsiaPacific Arbitration Group, a Member of the Court of LCIA and theBoard of Directors of SIAC. He is also Vice President of the KoreanArbitrators Association, a board member of the Korean Council ofInternational Arbitration, and Executive Member of Seoul IDRC, and aregistered arbitrator with SIAC, DIAC, KLRCA,HKIAC and KCAB. Heconcentrates his practice on international arbitration proceedings as wellas court proceedings in multiple jurisdictions, including internationalarbitrations in various venues under the rules of the ICC, LCIA, SIAC,HKIAC, KLRCA, UNCITRAL, AAA/ICDR, SCC and the KCAB. Healso sits as an arbitrator in international arbitration cases. Dr. Park is coauthorof the book Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods around theGlobe. He has earned numerous top rankings as one of the "leadingattorneys" in Chambers Asia-Pacific for international arbitration, ExpertGuide and The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration(2008-2014). Dr. Park has served as a judge in the Seoul District Courtand teaches at law schools in Korea. He received a doctorate degree(J.S.D.) and an LL.M from the NYU School of Law after graduatingfrom the Seoul National University (M.Jur & B.Jur). He is admitted tothe New York bar and Korea bar.GUY PENDELL is an Arbitration and Commercial Litigation Partner inCMS Cameron McKenna's Dispute Resolution Group. He is the head ofCMS Cameron McKenna's International Arbitration practice. He is asolicitor advocate with a depth of experience of commercial disputes andtheir resolution through litigation, arbitration or alternative disputeresolution. He has a particular focus on international/cross-borderdisputes (in particular Central and Eastern Europe). Mr. Pendell is amember of, among others, the LCIA, ICC (he is the UK rapporteur forthe standing ICC Task Force on the New York Convention, and amember of its editorial committee) and the IBA. He is a former Chair ofboth the CMS Dispute Resolution Practice Area Group and the CMSInternational Arbitration Group. He is recognised by Chambers andLegal 500 as a leading lawyer in both international arbitration andcommercial litigation. Mr. Pendell is the editor of the CMS Guide toArbitration and a contributor or co-author of a number of highly regardedarbitration publications, including the 'Word Arbitration Reporter' and'Arbitration in the UK'. He is also a founding committee member of the'International Arbitration Charity Ball'. His education includes:Coventry, Law, LLB (Hons) 2(1), 1994; Nottingham Law School, LegalPractice Course, 1996 (Commendation); College of Law, Diploma inAdvocacy, 2005; Solicitor Advocate, 2007.NIKOLAUS PITKOWITZ is Founding Partner and head of disputeresolution at Graf & Pitkowitz, Vienna. He holds law degrees fromUniversity of Vienna (JD and PhD) and University of Sankt Gallen,Switzerland (MBL) and is also qualified and certified as a Mediator.Dr. Pitkowitz has been practising law since 1985. His practice, whichhas always been very international with a strong focus on CEE, initiallymainly comprised transactional work in the fields of Real Estate andM&A and soon expanded to international dispute resolution. NikolausPitkowitz is considered one of the preeminent Austrian disputeresolution practitioners. He acted as counsel and arbitrator in amultitude of international arbitrations, including several high profiledisputes most notably as counsel in the largest ever pending Austrianarbitration (a multibillion telecom dispute). Dr. Pitkowitz is Vice-President of VIAC (Vienna International Arbitral Centre). He is Fellowof the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb) and arbitrator andpanel member of several arbitration institutions including ICC, SIAC,CIETAC, SCC and ICDR. He is also Vice-chair of the InternationalArbitration Committee of the Section of International law of theAmerican Bar Association (ABA) and past Co-chair of the MediationTechniques Committee of the International Bar Association (IBA).Nikolaus Pitkowitz frequently speaks at seminars and is author ofnumerous publications on international dispute resolution as well asCEE related themes. Among others he is author on the leading treatiseon setting aside arbitral awards under Austrian law. Dr. Pitkowitz is aco-editor of the Austrian Yearbook on International Arbitration and coorganiserof the Vienna Arbitration Days.VINAYAK PRADHAN is a Partner in the Dispute Resolution Divisionat Skrine. Mr. Pradhan graduated with an LLP (Hons) from theUniversity of Singapore in 1973 and was admitted to the Malaysian Barin August 1974. He led the University's team in the Phillip C. JessupInternational Law Moot Court competition in Washington, D.C. He wasmade a Partner at Skrine in July 1981 and was called to the SingaporeBar in November 1991. Mr. Pradhan is also an Associate Member ofLittleton Chambers, King’s Bench Walk, London. He handles all aspectsof civil and commercial litigation and heads the firm's Construction,Engineering & Arbitration Practice group, the bulk of work of whichconcerns arbitration and alternative dispute resolution.MOHAMED ABDEL RAOUF is the Director of the Cairo RegionalCentre for International Commercial Arbitration (CRCICA) and Lectureron international commercial arbitration at the Institute of InternationalBusiness Law (IDAI), Cairo University- Paris I Sorbonne. He has actedas sole arbitrator, co-arbitrator and chairman of arbitral tribunals innumerous domestic and international commercial arbitrations(institutional and ad hoc). He has also acted as counsel, for private andpublic entities in many international commercial and investmentarbitrations (under the Rules of CRCICA, UNCITRAL, ICC, AAA,ICSID, DIAC, CAS, GCC, and the ADCCAC). He is an elected memberof the Governing Board of the International Council for CommercialArbitration (ICCA), a member of the Board of the Arbitration Institute ofthe Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC), Vice President, theInternational Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institutions (IFCAI),a CEDR Accredited Mediator, an Arbitrator listed in the Panel ofArbitrators of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), a member of theEditorial Board of the Journal of Arab Arbitration issued by the ArabUnion of International Arbitration, in addition to being one of thefounders of the Egyptian Arbitration Forum (EAF).JOEL E. RICHARDSON is a United States Licensed Attorney,licensed in the District of Columbia and Maryland, in the InternationalArbitration & Cross-Border Litigation Practice Group of Kim & Chang.Mr. Richardson has extensive experience in arbitration administered by awide variety of institutions including ICC, LCIA, SIAC, HKIAC,KCAB, and AAA as well as ad hoc arbitrations. He also advises clientson a broad range of litigation matters in the courts of Korea and theUnited States. Mr. Richardson also serves as an adjunct professor at theKorean Judicial Research and Training Institute lecturing on topics inAmerican law. Prior to joining Kim & Chang, Mr. Richardson practicedcommercial litigation with Arnold & Porter in Washington, D.C. andNew York, where he gained extensive experience in all phases oflitigation in federal and state trial and appellate courts.ALFREDO L. ROVIRA was the Managing Partner of Brons & Salas formore than 20 years and co-chair of the Corporate Department of the firmas well as chaired the Arbitration group of the firm. He retired as a partnerin 2013 and established a consulting firm mostly focused on arbitration,expert witness opinions and consulting in the areas of his specialization(i.e. commercial laws (bankruptcy, contracts and corporate matters)arbitration and complex contract and shareholders litigations). He is alsoacting as counselor to Brons & Salas (as of counsel) on a non exclusivebasis. Dr. Rovira (Juris Doctor, cum laude (2003) graduated from theNational University of Buenos Aires School of Law, in 1967. He is a parttimeleading Professor of Commercial Laws at the National University ofBuenos Aires School of Laws where he was also nominated as part timeConsulting Professor in 2013 with tenure until 2019 in the Business LawDepartment of such School and is also visiting professor at several privatelaw schools in Master and Post graduate courses in corporate and contractlaws. Dr. Rovira has been involved in numerous mergers and acquisitions,complex contracts and loan arrangements including Project Finances andSyndicated Loans, shareholders' litigations and arbitrations dealing withcontract and shareholders disputes both in Argentina and abroad. He hasalso been called to act as expert witness in several international disputes(both at court and in international arbitrations as an expert on Argentinelaws). Dr. Rovira has been consistently nominated one of the top 10lawyers in Argentina in the ranking of Apertura an Argentine magazinespecialized on business issues with circulation in Latin America. Dr.Rovira has been also nominated as a Leading Attorney in the areas ofM&A, Bankruptcy and Corporate Reorganizations and Arbitrations byinternational publishers such as Euromoney, Chambers, etc. He can bereached at: [email protected].GIORGIO SACERDOTI is Professor of International Law andEuropean Law at Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, since 1986. ProfessorSacerdoti is a former Member of the WTO Appellate Body (2001-2009),where he was chairman in 2006-7. He was Vice-Chairman of theOrganisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)Working Group on Bribery in International Business Transactions until2001, where he was one of the drafters of the Anticorruption Conventionof 1997. He has acted as consultant to the Council of Europe, the UnitedNations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and theWorld Bank in matters related to foreign investments, trade, bribery,development and good governance. In the private sector, he has oftenserved as arbitrator in international commercial disputes and at theInternational Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes. ProfessorSacerdoti has published extensively on international trade law,investments, international contracts and arbitration. After graduatingfrom the University of Milan with a law degree in 1965, ProfessorSacerdoti gained a Master in Comparative Law from ColumbiaUniversity Law School as a Fulbright Fellow in 1967. He was admittedto the Milan bar in 1969 and to the Supreme Court of Italy in 1979. He isa Member of the Committee on International Trade Law of theInternational Law Association and a co-editor of the Italian Yearbook ofInternational Law. He is Of Counsel to Eversheds Bianchini in Milan.AZUSA SAITO is an Associate at Nishimura & Asahi in Tokyo.VANINA SUCHARITKUL specialises in international commercialarbitration and advises clients on a diverse range of commercial litigationand cross-border disputes across Southeast Asia involving commercialcontracts, investigations and anti-corruption, joint ventures, constructionand infrastructure projects, environmental contamination, andemployment issues. She has experience acting as counsel and advocatein arbitrations across multiple jurisdictions under the auspices ofinstitutions including, amongst others, ICC, SIAC, AAA, and TAI. Sheregularly advises clients regarding the drafting and interpretation ofarbitration clauses, and has been involved in various forms of alternativedispute resolutions including negotiations and mediations. Vaninadeveloped her international experience working with Herbert SmithFreehills' Bangkok and Paris dispute resolution teams. Prior to joiningthe firm, Vanina began her career in San Francisco at Morrison &Foerster, where she represented multi-national corporations in substantialcommercial matters involving internal and external investigations,securities litigation, consumer class actions, trademark prosecution, anddomain name disputes before the WIPO. Her arbitration experienceinvolved investment dispute issues and political risk insurance claims.Admitted to the California Bar, Vanina completed her undergraduatestudies at the University of California, Berkeley and her Juris Doctorwith a concentration in International Law at the University of California,Hastings College of the Law, as well as her LL.M. in International Lawat Golden Gate University where she taught International Criminal Law.A holder of three nationalities, Vanina speaks Thai, French, and English.Vanina serves as Member of the International Court of Arbitration of theInternational Chamber of Commerce (ICC).HIROYUKI TEZUKA is the head of the practice at Nishimura & Asahiin Tokyo and is a widely renowned expert in international litigation andarbitration. His practice areas include: M&A, international transactions,civil and commercial disputes, transnational dispute settlement,international trade, telecommunications/media, assistance to administrativeorganisations.STEPHANIE THOMPSON holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and aBachelor of Arts from the University of Auckland. She is a member ofthe New Zealand bar and a junior barrister at Bankside Chambers inAuckland, where she assists Mr. Williams QC and other barristers ininternational commercial arbitrations, international investment treatyarbitrations and commercial litigation. She has been a Secretary to theTribunal in several international institutional arbitrations, includingLCIA arbitrations and SIAC arbitrations.JEREMY TOR is an Associate in the Litigation Department of Baker &McKenzie. His practice focuses on international arbitration and generalcommercial litigation. Prior to joining the Firm, he served for two yearsas a law clerk to a United States District Court judge, drafting judicialopinions on a wide variety of issues, both civil and criminal. Mr. Torreceived his law degree in 2011 from the University of Virginia, whereupon graduation he was awarded the Eppa Hunton IV Memorial BookAward, which is given by the faculty to one graduating student "who hasdemonstrated unusual aptitude in litigation courses and shown a keenawareness and understanding of the lawyer's ethical and professionalresponsibility." Before law school, he was a Teach For America corpsmember in Baltimore, Maryland, where he taught Spanish to high schoolstudents. Mr. Tor has a Master's in Teaching from Johns HopkinsUniversity and a Bachelor's in Political Science and Spanish from theUniversity of Arizona, where he graduated with Honors, summa cumlaude, and was awarded the Outstanding Senior Award by the PoliticalScience faculty as the top graduating male.PEDRO SOUSA UVA is an Associate at Miranda Correia Amendoeira& Associados He is a graduate of the Lisbon Law School of thePortuguese Catholic University (2003). Admitted in 2006. Joined theFirm in 2013. Before joining the Firm, Pedro worked for almost ten yearsas an Associate at Abreu Advogados law firm, where he focused hispractice in the areas of litigation and arbitration. Between 2009 and2010, he participated in the International Arbitration Group’s InternProgram, in London, at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP.Pedro is a former scholarship student of the Katolieke UniversiteitLeuven, Belgium, where he pursued studies in International Arbitration(2001/2002). He completed an LL.M in Comparative and InternationalDispute Resolution at Queen Mary University of London (2008/2009).He is co-founder of YAR--Young Arbitration Review. His practicefocuses on litigation and arbitration.JOAQUÍN VALLEBELLA is a Senior Associate at Brons & Salas,practicing in the Corporate Department focusing on international anddomestic arbitration, drafting and negotiations of domestic andinternational deals dealing with loans, joint ventures, distribution andconcession agreements, M&A, shareholders agreements, trusts, assetacquisitions including filings and disputes dealing with Antitrust law,Corporate law and. Corporate restructurings. Mr. Vallebella is a graduateof Universidad Católica Argentina. School of Law. (1999) and Master inBusiness Law at Universidad Austral (2006) whose Thesis "Changes ofcircumstances in contracts: traditional perspective and internationalmodern trend surrounding this phenomenon" was approved cum laude.He has also attended Post-graduate Courses at Southwestern UniversitySchool of Law--California, U.S. School of laws of the Universidad deBuenos Aires and, Universidad del Salvador. He is a member of theBuenos Aires Bar Association since 2000, the Attorneys’ Association ofthe City of Buenos Aires since 2003 and was elected Vice Chair of theYoung Practitioners Committee of the Attorneys' Association of the Cityof Buenos Aires (2006). He is also a member of ICC YAF, of ICDR Y&Iand Young ICCA. He also published several articles on commercialcontracts in legal magazines. Was nominated Arbitrator in 2 InternationalArbitration Moot Competitions Organized by the School of Law ofUniversidad de Buenos Aires and the School of Law of Universidad delRosario de Bogotá (2011 and 2013) and attended several seminars andconferences dealing with international arbitration. Mr. Vallebella isfluent in Spanish and English. He can be reached at:JAN WASELIUS is Founding Partner of Waselius & Wist. His practiceareas include: Dispute Resolution; Banking and Finance; CapitalMarkets; Corporate and Commercial Law; Mergers and Acquisitions;Energy Law; Intellectual Property and Information Technology; LabourLaw; Real Property; Tax Law; Trade LawDAVID WILLIAMS QC has developed a global internationalarbitration practice and has been involved, either as counsel or arbitrator,in over 150 international arbitrations. He frequently sits either asChairman or co-arbitrator in ICC, LCIA, SIAC, HKIAC, ICSID, CASand ad hoc arbitrations concerning investment treaty disputes,commodities pricing, oil and gas concessions, power projects,construction, shareholder disputes, joint ventures and insurance. Mr.Williams is a member of the New Zealand, English and Australian Bars.He was a judge of the High Court of New Zealand from 1992 and 1994and has been a part-time judge of the Dubai International FinancialCentre court. He is presently President of the Cook Islands Court ofAppeal. He is co-author of Williams and Kawharu on Arbitration(LexisNexis, 2011), New Zealand’s first comprehensive treatise onarbitration, and is an Honorary Professor at the University of Auckland.Mr. Williams is also a member of numerous arbitral associations, andcurrently serves on the Governing Board of the International Council forCommercial Arbitration (ICCA).DES WILLIAMS is Chairman at Werksmans Attorneys in the DisputeResolution practice area, located in Johannesburg, South Africa.CLAUS VON WOBESOR is Managing Partner of Von Wobeser ySierra with almost 40 years of experience in advising both multinationalFortune 500 clients as well as governments. He has an undisputed trackrecord acting as counsel and arbitrator appointed by internationalcompanies and governments involved in international investor-state orcommercial disputes. Furthermore, he has a strong background incorporate as well as litigation matters and has been the leader in some ofthe most groundbreaking transactions taking place in Latin America andMexico during the past 30 years. Representative work includes advisingAnheuser Busch Inbev in its recent acquisition of GrupoModelo for 20.1billion and counseling The Coca Cola Company in various of its manyand distinct key strategic M&A deals.LUKAS WYSS is a Partner of Bratschi Wiederkehr & Buob (BWB), atop ten Swiss law firm with offices in Zurich, Berne, Basel, Lausanne,St. Gallen and Zug. His practice focuses on national and internationallitigation and arbitration, mainly related to complex national andinternational business transactions and projects such as large constructionprojects and international contract law. He regularly publishes, amongothers, on procedural and international arbitration issues. Born in 1965,Lukas Wyss was educated at the University of Berne where he took thebar exam in 1992. Before joining BWB in 1998, he worked in the tax andlegal department of an international audit company and in the legaldepartment of major Swiss insurance company. He took an LL.M. degreefrom Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C.(International Legal Studies) in 2002. Lukas Wyss wrote his dissertationon legal risk management and the hedging of international businesstransactions and projects (2004). He further graduated as ArbitrationPractitioner from the Swiss Arbitration Academy in 2009. Lukas is amember of the Swiss, the Zurich and the Berne Bar Association, theEuropean Law Center of the University of Zurich, the International BarAssociation (IBA) as well as of the Swiss Association of Arbitration. Heis further a Visiting Faculty at the ZfU International Business School ofManagement on Legal Risk Management.LIU YI is an Executive Partner of Run Ming Law Office in Beijing anda graduate of Beijing University with a LL.B. degree He specializes inbanking and finance, foreign investments, mergers and acquisitions, andcommercial arbitration. He has served as arbitrator, counsel or expertwitness in various domestic and international arbitration or litigation. Healso has extensive experiences in cross-border aircraft finance andleasing restructuring, repossession and insolvency. Liu Yi is a panelarbitrator at China International Economic and Trade Commission(CIETAC) and also a panel arbitrator of Kuala Lumpur Regional Centrefor Arbitration (KLRCA).EDUARDO ZULETA chairs the International Dispute ResolutionPractice of Gómez-Pinzón Zuleta. Graduated with merits from theUniversity of El Rosario in Bogotá and with an LLM, with merits, and aspecialization in International Dispute Resolution in the University ofLondon, Queen Mary, Mr. Zuleta is recognized as one of the leadingpractitioners in international arbitration in Latin America. He has actedas chair, co-arbitrator, sole arbitrator and counsel in arbitral proceedings,both in commercial and investment disputes, under ICSID, ICC, ICDRand UNCITRAL rules, as well as under the rules of local arbitrationcenters in the region. Mr. Zuleta is a professor in international contractsand international dispute resolution and is the author of severalpublications in international arbitration, as well as co-editor on a book onthe New York Convention. He was appointed by the Chairman of theICSID Administrative Council to the ICSID Panel of Arbitrators and is amember of the LCIA Court of Arbitration. He is also listed as arbitratorin several centers worldwide. In addition, he currently sits as Co-Chair ofthe IBA Arbitration Committee, Vice Chair of the Institute forTransnational Arbitration, Vice Chair of the Latin American Associationof Arbitration and member of the ICC Latin American Group. Mr. Zuletawas also appointed by the Government of Colombia as a member of theExpert Committee in charge of drafting the new National andInternational Arbitration Statute (enacted through Law 1563/12).
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"This book is an incredibly valuable resource for the international arbitration practitioner--or any lawyer who is confronted with arbitration proceedings. It is well written, well researched and should be kept at hand for quick reference--worldwide."--Carolyn Lamm, Partner, White & Case, Washington D.C."The book edited by Lawrence Newman and Colin Ong, and co-authored by some of the foremost arbitration specialists, is an incredible treasure trove both for transactional lawyers and arbitration practitioners who need to know whether and, if so, what kind of interim relief is available in the arbitration context--and who is authorized to grant it. It is a book on interim measures that is here to stay."--Franco Ferrari, Professor, New York University and Arbitrator"Interim measures are an important facet of international arbitration playing a key role in making arbitration efficacious. But they are not easy to write about. What are the measures that an arbitrator can order, and can they be enforced? What do the arbitration rules say, and what are the practices? And if you prefer to go to a court because it will have powers of imperium that an arbitral tribunal lacks where will you go? The seat of arbitration? But will its measures be enforceable abroad? And will a court where assets are to be found be willing to intervene just because an international arbitral tribunal in a foreign jurisdiction is just beginning to study the merits of the disputes?The answer to most of these questions would seem to be: it depends.Larry Newman, the doyen of international arbitration and legal practice in New York, with years of expert practice in the field, and Colin Ong, a barrister of Essex Court Chambers in London with an international practice in Brunei have thought that the best way to attack the problem would be to break down the subject into 28 practical questions about the grant of interim measures by national courts and arbitral tribunals and then to direct them to 64 leading international arbitration practitioners in 43 different jurisdictions, from Argentina to Vietnam, throughout the world. The result is this book.It is a well written book by experts and will fill a need for international practitioners who need to get beyond, and rapidly, the observation 'it depends'."--W. Laurence Craig, Senior Counsel, Orrick Rambaud Martel, Paris"Editors Newman and Ong have brought together an impressive list of experts in international commercial arbitration to discuss how interim measures are handled in various countries around the world. This jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction analysis will be of great practical assistance to those who are seeking to obtain or protect against interim measures brought in cases involving international arbitration."--S.I. Strong, FCIArb, Associate Professor of Law, Senior Fellow, Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution, University of Missouri"Based on the detailed and practical questionnaire prepared by the editors, this work provides an excellent country-by-country reference tool, authored by leading international arbitration practitioners and scholars around the world, about the availability of interim relief from arbitrators and courts in aid of international arbitration in 43 important common and civil law countries. Highly recommended!"--Robert H. Smit, Partner - Co-Chair of the International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Practice, Simpson Thacher, New York"This new text on Interim Measures in International Arbitration is practical, readable and accessible. The editors have assembled many of the world's leading arbitral practitioners whose experience and wisdom are distilled in this book. I would highly recommend it for all members of the international arbitration community."--David R. Haigh, Q.C., Partner, Burnet, Duckworth & Palmer LLP, Calgary"This is a unique and extremely useful resource for international lawyers and their clients, as well as arbitrators. Meaningful relief in the arbitral process frequently turns on the ability to obtain enforceable interim measures pending a final award. This multi-jurisdictional collection from leading specialists in 43 different countries provides comprehensive, concrete, and accessible guidance on this topic of immense practical importance."--Maria Chedid, Senior Counsel, Arnold & Porter LLP, San Francisco; President, Northern California International Arbitration Club (NCIAC)
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