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IBA Maritime and Transport Law Committee Mid-Year Conference: The new world of shipping post-Covid
6 Jun - 8 Jun 2022
JW Marriott Hotel South Beach, SingaporeSpeaker information
Ik Wei Chong
Biography
Ik Wei Chong is a Partner / Managing Director of Asia at Clyde & Co. He is part of the firm’s shipping, energy, insurance and dispute resolution practice. He divides his time between China / Singapore. He has extensive experience in advising and representing clients in international and regional arbitrations, including at the ICC, LCIA, LMAA, SIAC, SCMA, HKIAC, CMAC and CIETAC. Ik Wei is a Senior Accredited Specialist in Maritime and Shipping Law appointed by the Singapore Academy of Law. He is a Director of the Singapore Chamber of Maritime Arbitration and sits on the Singapore International Arbitration Centre Users’ Council. He is also a Supporting Member of the Hong Kong Maritime Arbitration Group, and an arbitrator of the China Maritime Arbitration Commission, Hainan International Arbitration Court, Wuhan Arbitration Commission and Asian International Arbitration Centre. Ik Wei is also a member of the Advisory Board of the Singapore Management University School of Law. Ik Wei is recommended and recognised by various legal directories including Legal 500 Asia Pacific, Chambers Asia Pacific and Legal Media Group’s Guide to Leading Practitioners (China) as one of the leading individuals for shipping, insurance and dispute resolution work. Chambers Asia Pacific compliments Ik Wei as "one of the best lawyers" in the shipping litigation area. He is described as a "leader in the field" and a "go-to name for difficult cases" by Legal 500 Asia Pacific. Ik Wei was a winner of Lexology Client Choice Award's insurance (China) category. Ik Wei is also recognised and honoured as “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers® in the Shipping and Maritime Law category for China and Singapore. In addition to England and Wales, Ik Wei is also admitted to practise in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Session
An SCMA mock arbitration
Wednesday 8 June (1520 - 1700)
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