Lucy Martinez is an independent arbitrator and counsel. She has sat as arbitrator (sole, co- and presiding) in ACICA, HKIAC, ICC, LCIA, and SIAC disputes, seated in Australia, Hong Kong, London, and Singapore, and governed by various national laws. She also has extensive experience representing private and sovereign clients in disputes relating to investment treaties, contracts, and/or national investment legislation, including in AAA, ICC, ICSID, LCIA, UNCITRAL, and ad hoc arbitrations. Her industry experience includes technology, energy (oil, gas, electricity, mining), telecommunications, satellite technology, banking and finance, insurance and reinsurance, trademarks, shipping, supply of goods, hospitality, and gambling. She has been recognized in Who’s Who Legal: Arbitration, and Future Leaders (2017-2022), and also teaches international arbitration at University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia.

Gideon Shirazi is a barrister and arbitrator at 4 Pump Court specialising in technology and telecoms and general commercial arbitrations. He is recommended as a leading junior in Legal 500 and Chambers for IT, construction and shipping disputes, and was featured in the Global Data Review’s “40 Under 40” globally in data law. He acts on a wide range of technology and general commercial arbitrations (including technology, IP, energy, infrastructure, commodities, banking, construction, shipping, shipbuilding, etc.) and is on the WIPO panel of arbitrators.

Gokce is Counsel in HKIAC’s arbitration team.

Prior to joining HKIAC, Gokce worked for four years at leading international arbitration offices in Istanbul and Washington, DC. She was involved in investment and commercial arbitrations, and gained experience in mining, construction and post-M&A disputes. She also interned at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes and International Chamber of Commerce, Paris.

Jennifer Wu is a Senior Disputes Lawyer at Pinsent Masons, specialising in commercial and technology disputes and international arbitration. She has a particular focus on cross border cyber, technology and data governance related issues - protecting systems, software and information held online for businesses. Jennifer has been commended for her handling of disputes in complex projects and cross-border matters in various jurisdictions, such as Europe, England & Wales, China, Singapore, Korea and India. She is one of the thought leaders for the global technology digital markets space and has been praised for her straightforward and practical advice. She is qualified in England & Wales and Hong Kong.