Dispute Resolution: Arbitration

Robert Wachter enjoys a prominent reputation in the market for his work representing a variety of corporations and public entities in international commercial and investment treaty arbitration. He is often mandated in cases concerning shareholder and sale and purchase agreements, as well as product liability issues.

Jeon Jae Min brings to bear extensive experience advising parties on cross-border investor-state and commercial arbitration mandates. He often acts for Korean corporates in cases stemming from commercial contracts, licensing agreements and projects.

"He has many years of experience in complex arbitrations and is a level-headed and thoughtful lawyer with a practical and solution-oriented approach to dispute resolution."

Lim Sean (Sung Woo) has handled high-profile international disputes involving banking and financial services, joint ventures, intellectual property and distributorship agreements. He served as President of the Korean Council for International Arbitration, is a member of the International Advisory Board of VIAC and managing committee of Seoul IDRC, and served as an inaugural member of the SIAC Court of Arbitration

Park Young Suk has a growing reputation in the international arbitration arena. In addition to his experience in investor-state disputes, he has notable expertise in a variety of disputes, especially in connection with corporate and joint venture agreements and construction and EPC projects.

"Young Suk is an exceptional advocate who provides outstanding client service thanks to his many years of experience in commercial disputes."

"He is a very experienced partner who is able to explain complicated issues in a clear and simple way, which facilitates constructive and fruitful discussions."

Brandon Bang wins plaudits for his expertise in handling international arbitration cases. He has considerable experience representing clients in SIAC and ICC arbitrations stemming from joint venture, M&A, investment and licensing agreements as well as energy projects. His broad offering is sought by many Korean corporations from a range of sectors such as construction, financial services, TMT and insurance.

Yoon Youngwon regularly represents clients in cases heard before HKIAC, the ICC, the LCIA and the KCAB. He has notable experience undertaking cases involving energy and construction projects as well as share purchase, trade finance agreements.

"He is knowledgeable, experienced and has a deep understanding of technical issues that arise in commercial disputes in the construction and commodities spaces."

"He focuses on resolving the client's current issues through case analysis and prioritises listening to the client's opinions. We are satisfied with the outcome."