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Singapore International Arbitration: Law & Practice, 2nd Edition
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Case Notes on Investment Treaty Arbitration Awards and Decisions (172)
Articles
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The Frontline of EU Regulatory Policy: The Revival of Unilateralism and the Future of International Economic Law
Gunma
External Seminars
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Too Far, or Not Enough? Considerations for Discovery in the United States and Improving Efficiency in International Arbitration Through an Analysis Thereof
Articles
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The Use of Mediation to Resolve Disputes Involving States
Singapore
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Effective Advocacy in International Arbitration: Perspectives from Different Jurisdictions
Singapore
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DIS@Singapore Convention Week: To be, or not to be sandwiched
Singapore
External Seminars
Prior to joining Nishimura & Asahi in 2017, Natalie worked in London and in Singapore and has acted as counsel in more than 50 arbitration, mediation, and adjudication matters extending across a large range of industries, including shipping, engineering, onshore and offshore construction, aviation, oil and gas, international trade, asset finance, telecommunications, motor racing and automotive distribution. Aside from acting in contentious proceedings, Natalie regularly advises on dispute prevention and risk management. In 2015, Natalie was named Asia Women in Business Law’s “Rising Star for Litigation”. She is ranked in the 2021,2022 and 2023 editions of Who’s Who Legal (Arbitration).She is also ranked in the 2021 and 2022 editions of the Legal 500 (for Real Estate and Construction). Natalie is a contributing author to Singapore International Arbitration: Law and Practice (2nd ed., 2018 , edited by David Joseph, QC and David Foxton, QC).