Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright’s Greater China international arbitration team represents domestic and multinational corporations, financial institutions and regulatory bodies on complex cross-border disputes. A particular strength comes in construction disputes arising from infrastructure and energy projects, and the team also handles a steady stream of commercial disputes stemming from M&A, JV and shareholder disputes. The practice is jointly led by Alfred Wu and Camille Jojo with the former focusing on corporate finance, funds and M&A disputes, while the latter is highly regarded for his expertise in general commercial arbitrations. Kevin Hong has notable experience in the commodities, infrastructure and construction sectors.
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Testimonials
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‘They are very reliable and provide professional advice. They always provide strong support for the client's best interest. And also, they are very responsive to handle matters. All our cases handled by NRF are steadily progressing.’
'Very efficient, experienced and well resourced team conducting complex and high value arbitration work in the Asia Pacific region.'
'Alfred Wu is the principal partner. He is very experienced and conscientious, gains the confidence of clients and leads his team very capably on behalf of his clients.'
Key clients
- Paloma Company Limited
Work highlights
- Acted for Paloma in enforcing a Japan Commercial Arbitration Association award of over HK$270m against a company listed on the main board of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited.
- Advised and acted for the claimants of the SIAC Arbitration in opposing the respondents’ applications to the High Court of Singapore to attempt to set aside two partial arbitration SIAC awards and a final SIAC award.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Alfred Wu, Camille Jojo