Michael D. Lee is the Founder of Michael Lee Chambers. He is a dynamic and accomplished independent international arbitrator, mediator, and consultant with a distinguished career in dispute resolution. Recognized for expertise in international commercial arbitration and mediation, with a deep understanding of the rules and procedures of leading arbitration institutions. Proven track record in managing complex cases and providing effective solutions. Committed to upholding fairness, efficiency, and integrity in all aspects of dispute resolution.

Jinhee KIM is the Global Practice Chair and Head of Global Dispute Resolution Team at Jipyong LLC. She handles cross-border litigation and international arbitration. She has unparalleled depth and width of experience in cross-border disputes spanning the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Africa. She has litigated dozens of U.S. class actions, multi-jurisdictional lawsuits and high-profile disputes that have attracted heavy media attention. She has also negotiated and settled more than 200 cross-border disputes. Jinhee KIM has continuously been acclaimed and ranked by global institutions in her discipline.

Nallini is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and a certified mediator. She presently sits as a full-time arbitrator and mediator. Nallini was appointed a judge of the Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre (QICDRC) as of end March 2026. She has yet to be benched. Appointed to the Bench in 2007, Nallini is the first female judge of South Asian ethnicity to be elevated to the superior judiciary in Malaysia. She served in the High Court ,specifically the Kuala Lumpur Commercial Court and the Admiralty Court, before being elevated to the Court of Appeal in 2014 and to then to the Federal Court, Malaysia’s apex court, from 2018 until her retirement on 23 February 2026. She was conferred honorary awards by the King in 2014 and in 2023. Nallini holds a degree in Physiology from the University of London and undertook the conversion course in law, prior to being called to the English Bar in 1984. She then joined Skrine in Kuala Lumpur and practiced at the Bar for 21 years before her appointment to the Bench.

Leonora Riesenburg is an Independent Chartered Arbitrator and Accredited Mediator at INTADR DMCC, Dubai, and an International Tenant at 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square in London. She is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), a Fellow of Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution (AIADR), and stands as a leading figure in international arbitration, mediation and adr in Middle East, Asia, and the UK. Leonora specialises in complex disputes across key sectors, notably in investment, infrastructure, construction, real estate, joint ventures, banking and finance, and receives routine Chairmanship appointments. Her affiliations with prestigious arbitral institutions—among them the ICC, LCIA, SIAC, DIAC, ADCCAC, SCCA, MIAC, AIADR—further solidify her standing as a leading figure in international arbitration. Leonora’s leadership is reflected in her previous roles as Branch Chair of CIArb UAE, as an Elected Member of the Board of Management for CIArb London, and member of DIFC Courts Arbitration Division Working Group. She is a member of LCIA Arabs Users’ Council and a member of the Swiss Arbitration Association. Leonora is a highly in demand faculty member for the CIArb globally and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) in the MENA Region and in the UK, playing a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of dispute resolution practitioners. Her global influence extends through her service with leading institutions worldwide, including in Asia, the Governing Council of the Hyderabad Arbitration Centre (HAC) in India as well as the Global Advisory Panel for Musaliha International Centre for Arbitration and Dispute Resolution (MICADR) in Pakistan.

Ronnie King is a senior foreign legal advisor at Ashurst KJV where he has based since Spring 2023. He commenced practice in 1984 in London and was a partner in Ashurst between 1994 and April 2025 specialising in dispute resolution. Ronnie has particular experience in energy sector disputes, major infrastructure projects and white collar crime. He has been based in Asia since 2016 and is a former managing partner of Ashurst’s offices in Singapore and Tokyo. Ronnie has represented S.O.E. companies, international oil majors and independent oil and gas companies in arbitrations and litigations in various jurisdictions and arbitration centres across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Ronnie has represented clients on disputes at all stages of the M&A cycle. This includes pre-emption, lockouts, earn- out disputes, tax indemnification and various forms of price adjustment. His cases have included arbitrations in which allegations of bribery and embezzlement have been brought. In addition to his work as counsel, Ronnie also sits as an arbitratorRonnie has been recognized in all the major professional guides, especially for his work in arbitration and oil and gas disputes.

Somin Katelyn JUN is a partner in Global Dispute Resolution Team. She handles cross-border litigation and international commercial arbitration, specializing in foreign investment, antitrust, energy trading, and TMT (Technology, Media and Telecommunications). She has led multiple complex international arbitration cases across Asia, including Indonesia and Cambodia. She also has extensive experience handling civil litigation matters in both state and federal courts in the United States.

Yong Ik LEE is a partner in Global Dispute Resolution Team. He handles international arbitration, cross-border litigation, and alternative dispute resolution. He regularly advises clients on antitrust, competition, bankruptcy, and entertainment matters. Yong Ik LEE has led multiple international arbitration cases as well as U.S. state and federal civil litigation cases from the initial strategic planning stage to the enforcement stage. He has represented numerous Korean financial institutions, construction companies, heavy equipment and component manufacturers, and entertainment companies in disputes of international nature.

Dr. Nagla Nassar is Senior Partner at NassarLaw which was established in 1885. She graduated from Cairo University and Trinity College where she got her M. Litt and has an LL.M from Harvard University as well as a PhD from Geneva University and the Diploma of The Hague Academy in Private International Law. Before joining NassarLaw in 2004 she practiced in several jurisdictions and is a member of several bars. She was with the ICSID Secretariat and is a member of different arbitration forums including being a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and is a Council Member of the ICC World Business Institute. She has many legal publications analyzing critical legal problems and is abreast of current issues. With many years of experience both as corporate counsel and arbitrator she has acted on behalf of many major multinationals and Egyptian entities. Also, Dr. Nassar is appointed frequently as an arbitrator and has chaired many tribunals.

Moses W. Park is a dispute resolution lawyer practicing as a barrister (trial advocate) based in Hong Kong. His practice mainly focuses on conduct and resolution of cross-border and international commercial arbitration and litigation. He has handled a broad spectrum of commercial work with an emphasis on civil fraud, assettracing /recovery, enforcement of foreign arbitral awards/judgments, and amily office as well as shareholder disputes. Moses has expertise concerning recovery strategies and emergency relief measures related to fraud including Mareva injunctions, Norwich Pharmacal orders and asset tracing proceedings. He is well versed in the enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards process in Hong Kong. His clients have included multi-national corporations and usinesses as well as high and ultra-high net worth individuals. Moses specialises in multi-jurisdictional financial crime and regulatory matters. He advises financial institutions on cross-border fraud and asset recovery related issues and has particular expertise in conducting complex multi-jurisdictional asset tracing. His experience spans a wide range of industry sectors, particularly, financial services, family offices and private equity funds. His work extends to egulatory fields (providing advice on matters governed by securities and banking legislation). Lately, he has been advising international clients on regulatory issues relating to overnance and regulation of family offices.

Young Shin Um is a Senior Counsel at the International Arbitration Team. Young Shin worked as a Senior Deputy Director at the International Dispute Settlement Division in the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Korea, where she managed investor-state disputes and represented the Korean government in ICSID Rules Reform Project and in UNCITRAL Working Group III. Prior to joining the government in 2020, Young Shin practiced international arbitration in major Korean law firms. Young Shin holds LL.B. and J.D. from Seoul National University (LL.B., 2007, and J.D., 2012), LL.M. from New York University (LL.M. in International Legal Studies, 2008/LL.M. in International Business Regulation, Litigation and Arbitration, 2019), and is S.J.D. candidate at Seoul National University. Young Shin is licensed to practice law in Korea and in New York State