Aditya Singh

Recent representations include:

• Representing a state-owned Asian company in a SIAC arbitration against a major Chinese construction company, arising out of a solar farm project.
• Representing one of the largest solar-panel makers in a dispute relating to defective diodes for solar panels.
• Representing the Republic of India in enforcement proceeding in respect of a high value investment treaty award arising from the termination of a contract between Devas and the Indian space agency for use of satellite spectrum in the telecommunications sector.
• Representing the Republic of India in defending the enforcement by Cairn of a +US$ 1 billion investment arbitration award issued under the India-UK BIT.
• Representing a Korean private equity & venture capital firm in a post-M&A SIAC arbitration. The claims arose out of breaches of misrepresentations, warranties and covenants by the seller in a PE M&A transaction.
• Representing a contractor consortium in a US$1.5 billion SIAC arbitration relating to the construction of an oil and petrochemical refinery in a Southeast Asia country.
• Representation of The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Samsung Engineering Co. Ltd. v. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, an ICSID arbitration under the Saudi Arabia-South Korea BIT relating to the claimant's interests in a project for the construction of a power and desalination plant in Saudi Arabia.
• Advising a Japanese engineering company on a potential Singapore-seated ICC arbitration arising out of tunnelling for a major South-East Asian project.
• Representing the US subsidiary of a global engineering company in a SIAC arbitration arising out of a construction dispute relating to a coal mine in Indonesia.
• Representing a state-owned electronics company in a US$1 billion SIAC arbitration, seated in Singapore and governed by New York law, in relation to the termination of a licensing agreement. 
• Representing the Republic of Uzbekistan in an ICSID arbitration under the Kazakhstan-Uzbekistan BIT concerning two cement plants.
• Advising an Asian power company in relation to a potential ICC arbitration regarding LNG pricing.
• Representing a sovereign state in proceedings before the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, resisting the enforcement of a US$50 billion arbitral award.
• Representing a multinational financial institution in a London-seated LCIA arbitration in connection with trademark violations.
• Representing a sovereign state in UNCITRAL arbitration proceedings relating to payment of royalties for the production of natural gas.
• Acting for four major national oil companies in an ICC arbitration relating to production sharing contract in East Asia.
• Representing the State of New York in an AAA arbitration brought by a Native American tribe involving close to $1 billion in casino revenues payable under a gaming compact.
• Advising an investor seeking to enforce LCIA arbitration awards in India.
• Representing the lead partner of an international consortium of contractors in an ICC arbitration arising from the termination of a FIDIC Silver Book contract relating to a major rail project in Southern Europe.
• Acting for a leading European bank before the English High Court in relation to recognition of restructuring proceedings.
• Advising a major Middle Eastern gas supplier in relation to long-term gas supply agreements and, in particular, their price review clauses.

White collar

• Advising a global healthcare company in an investigation of FCPA issues arising from its Asian operations.
• A global life sciences company in DOJ and SEC investigations of FCPA and revenue recognition issues arising from Africa, Asia and Latin America.
• A global insurance company on internal investigations prior to its listing on the US stock exchange.
• A major French bank on cross-border investigations conducted by several regulatory authorities (US, France, UK, European Commission, Switzerland and Singapore).
• A Chinese company in the healthcare industry on compliance risk assessment and developing a series of group-level compliance policies.
• A global entertainment company on an investigation of business operations of a target company in an acquisition.