Michael Hwang

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Michael Hwang S.C.
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Michael Hwang was educated at undergraduate and postgraduate levels at Oxford University where he was a college scholar and prizewinner.

He began his legal career teaching law at the University of Sydney. He then joined Allen & Gledhill in Singapore, where he remained for over 30 years.

He now practises as an independent Barrister and Arbitrator.

In 1991-1992, he served as a Judicial Commissioner (Contract High Court Judge) of the Supreme Court of Singapore. From 2001-2003, he was a UN Compensation Commissioner in Geneva. He is on the panels of the PCA, ICSID and more than 20 national arbitration centres. He is also a member of the ICC Court, and has recently been appointed the Deputy Chief Justice of the Dubai International Financial Centre.

Selected Essays on International Arbitration (2013)

Michael Hwang has graciously given Transnational Dispute Management permission to make his book "Selected Essays on International Arbitration", which was launched in Singapore on 14 November 2013, available as a free download.

The book is a record of scholarship with insight into the important issues in international arbitration. This collection of essays, written by Mr. Hwang over the last decade (and updated this year), on a wide range of topics in international arbitration will undoubtedly enjoy broad appeal to past, present and future generations of students and practitioners.

Michael Hwang S.C. - Selected Essays on International Arbitration

Selected Essays on International Arbitration
by Michael Hwang S.C.
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TDM Articles

The Judicial Scrutiny of Arbitral Awards in Setting Aside and Enforcement Proceedings Involving Issues of Corruption

Investment Treaty Arbitration in Asia: Contemporary Issues and Challenges

International Commercial Arbitration - An Asia-Pacific Perspective (S. Greenberg, C. Kee, J. Romesh Weeramantry) - Book review

Issue Conflict in ICSID Arbitrations

Model Procedural Order on Confidentiality (Goff Lecture 2010)

Witness Conferencing and Party Autonomy

Trial by Issues

Claims Against Arbitrators for Breach of Ethical Duties (Bibliography of Materials)

Singapore Court of Appeal rules that the Doctrine of Champerty applies to Arbitration Proceedings (Otech Pakistan Pvt Ltd v Clough Engineering Ltd)

Court Has No Power under Model Law to Restrain hallenged Arbitrator from Proceeding Prior to Completion of Arbitration

Experts - OGEMID discussion

Arbitrators and Barristers in the Same Chambers - A Unsuccessful Challenge