Wee Jian Ang
Partner
Described by Legal 500 as a “superstar” and recognised as a “Future Leader” in Lexology (formerly Who’s Who Legal), Wee Jian is an international disputes lawyer, specialising in multi-jurisdictional construction, infrastructure, and energy arbitration and litigation.
Wee Jian's experience
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Acting for a consortium contractor in ICC arbitration and DAB proceedings against the employer in respect of a freight railway project in South Asia.
- India and United Kingdom
- Infrastructure
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Acting for a Chinese SOE in SIAC arbitration proceedings in respect of labour disputes arising from a railway project in South East Asia.
- Malaysia and Singapore
- Infrastructure
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Acting for a Chinese SOE in two ICC arbitrations and four ICC expert determination proceedings in respect of disputes worth approximately €200 million arising from two combined cycle power plants in the Middle East.
- Middle East
- Infrastructure
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Advising a European renewables major on a complex settlement agreement with its turbine OEM in respect of disputes and claims arising from the supply and maintenance contracts on an Asian offshore wind farm.
- China and United Kingdom
- Energy & Natural Resources
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Acting for an Asian contractor in LCIA arbitration and related DAB proceedings against its developer arising from disputes on a hydropower dam project in Africa .
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Acting for a data centre owner in AIAC arbitration proceedings, and managing local satellite litigation, in respect of delays and defects on a prominent data centre development in Malaysia.
- Malaysia
- Technology, Science & Industry
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Acting for a Chinese SOE in ICC arbitration proceedings in respect of a disputed termination arising from a combined cycle power plant in Western Europe.
- Cross-border
- Infrastructure
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Advising a Chinese SOE on claims and disputes arising from the construction and delivery of a solar power development in Africa.
- Africa
- Energy & Natural Resources
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Advising a Chinese SOE on claims and disputes arising from a luxury hospitality development in the Middle East concerning delays on battery and combustion systems across multiple related procurement and construction contracts.
- Middle East
- Infrastructure
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Acting for a Chinese SOE in DAB and Singapore-seated ICC arbitration proceedings, defending against claims of alleged delay, defects and underperformance in respect of the design and construction of an ore processing plant in Russia.
- Russia
- Infrastructure
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