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White & Case: A Leader in Asia, Pacific Rim Arbitration

Spring 2008
International Disputes Quarterly

As one of the top three law firms in the world, according to Global Arbitration Review (2008), White & Case is also distinguished as a Tier One firm for China: Dispute Resolution (Hong Kong-Based Experts) by Chambers Asia 2008. With a strong presence throughout the Asia/Pacific region, the practice is centered in Hong Kong and has offices in Almaty, Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore and Bangkok.

White & Case's Asia/Pacific team is notable for its work on complex and high-profile disputes in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Japan and across the Asia Pacific region. We have been able to develop an in-depth and localized knowledge of business conditions, legal jurisdictions and regulatory regimes in the major financial and legal centers. We have also had experience with all the major international arbitration rules, as well as the specific procedures applicable to arbitrations in Mainland China.

Examples of matters in which the Asia/Pacific team has recently been involved include representing the Republic of Indonesia in an ICSID arbitration relating to an investment in a partially privatized corporate group and representing a People’s Republic of China joint venture in a complex contractual dispute with a US corporation under the Arbitration Rules of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.

Read through this quarter's edition of IDQ and see why:

White & Case has been ranked among the top ten law firms in the world in American Lawyer’s annual Global 100 survey (2007).
Hong Kong partner, Kim Rooney, was honored in Global Arbitration Review's "Women of Arbitration" (2007).
International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration, published by Who's Who Legal, featured Hong Kong partner, Kim Rooney, and named the Firm as one of the top three "global players" in arbitration.

Please refer any queries about our international arbitration practice in the Asia-Pacific region to the following:

Office	Contact(s)	Title	Email
Hong Kong	Kim Rooney	Partner
Bangkok	Weerawong Chittmittrapap Chinnavat Chinsangaram Phisit Dejchaiyasak	Partner Partner Partner
Tokyo	David Case Robert Grondine Christopher Corr	Partner Partner Partner
Almaty	Yuriy Maltsev	Partner
Beijing	Xiaoming Li	Partner
Shanghai	John Leary	Partner
Singapore	Doug Peel	Partner

Read more about the White & Case International Arbitration Group.

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