Practice Experience

Aloke Ray is a partner in the International Arbitration Practice Group.   He has represented clients in numerous international arbitrations, principally under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce, the London Court of International Arbitration and the American Arbitration Association. 

Examples of recent representations include: 

• A joint venture contractor in a $1.4 billion ICC construction arbitration relating to an oil refinery project in Central America;
• A contractor in a $1 billion ICC arbitration arising out of a telecommunications infrastructure project in Eastern Europe;
• A sovereign corporation in a $500 million ICC arbitration relating to the privatization of a Korean bank;
• A corporation in an ICC arbitration relating to a satellite telecommunications project in India;
• A contractor in both LCIA and ICC arbitrations arising out of the construction of an international airport in Central Europe;
• An oil and gas corporation in a AAA arbitration relating to the construction of a natural gas pipeline off the coast of Massachusetts;
• A steel processing company in an UNCITRAL arbitration relating to the supply of industrial equipment in Thailand; and
• A major Saudi Arabian oil company in an ad hoc arbitration relating to the acquisition of oil interests in Central Europe.

Aloke has also represented clients before the English High Court, advising on a broad spectrum of matters, including complex shareholders’ disputes, negligence, fraud, insolvency and judicial review.

Aloke served as Co-Editor of the Firm’s International Dispute Resolution Newsletter for two years.

Prior to joining White & Case, Aloke practiced in the London and Hong Kong offices of another leading international law firm.

Bars and Courts
England & Wales, 1998
New York, 2004

Education
BA, Oxford University, First Class Honours, University Prize,1993
M. Phil, Cambridge University, 1995
LPC, College of Law, Distinction, 1996

Languages
English, Bengali

Citizenship
British