Hazel will give concrete\, tips tha t different types of stakeholders can use when neg otiating contracts or running arbitrations in orde r to manage and mitigate the enforcement risk.
\n \nHazel Tang heads Hui Zhong’s Singapore office and is a trusted bridge between Chinese and international parties in high‑ value cross‑border disputes\, drawing on more than 18 years’ experience in international arbitration . She is known for her commercial\, solution‑drive n approach
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Her practice fo cuses on major construction\, energy and infrastru cture projects involving Chinese investments\, cou nterparties or assets\, where she helps clients na vigate complex risk and enforcement landscapes acr oss Asia. She acts as counsel\, mediator and arbit rator.
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Previously a partner at a leading Singapore law firm\, based in its Shangh ai office\, Hazel combines on‑the‑ground China exp erience with deep familiarity with international a rbitral practice. She is a former Counsel at the I CC International Court of Arbitration in Singapore and the former Centre Director of the Singapore I nternational Mediation Centre.
DESCRIPTION:\n Construction arbitration in Asia has expanded rapidly in recent years. These disputes are time consuming and expensive – and often the arbitratio n award is not the end of the process.\n Losing p arties increasingly seek any argument to resist pa ying out on the arbitration award. A “paper win” w hich cannot be enforced removes the commercial val ue of arbitrating. \n This talk will discuss a s election of recent decisions from\, Hong Kong\, PR C and Singapore\, and use them to identify pract ical drafting\, strategy\, and dispute resolution lessons for the construction industry.\n \n \n Haz el will give concrete\, tips that different types of stakeholders can use when negotiating contracts or running arbitrations in order to manage and mi tigate the enforcement risk.\n \n \n \n Hazel Tang heads Hui Zhong’s Singapore office and is a trust ed bridge between Chinese and international partie s in high‑value cross‑border disputes\, drawing on more than 18 years’ experience in international a rbitration. She is known for her commercial\, solu tion‑driven approach\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Her p ractice focuses on major construction\, energy and infrastructure projects involving Chinese investm ents\, counterparties or assets\, where she helps clients navigate complex risk and enforcement land scapes across Asia. She acts as counsel\, mediator and arbitrator.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Previousl y a partner at a leading Singapore law firm\, base d in its Shanghai office\, Hazel combines on‑the‑g round China experience with deep familiarity with international arbitral practice. She is a former C ounsel at the ICC International Court of Arbitrati on in Singapore and the former Centre Director of the Singapore International Mediation Centre.\n \n CATEGORIES:Meeting CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20261013T180000 DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20261013T180000 DTEND;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20261013T210000 LOCATION:Hong Kong Arbitration Centre\n 38th Floor Two Exch ange Square\n 8 Connaught Place\n Hong Kong\, \n H ong Kong\n URL:https://www.scl.hk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=143 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR