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Adam Gregory, a Partner in the firm’s International Disputes group, specialises in complex and high-value global construction and infrastructure disputes. Having worked exclusively on international construction arbitration for over ten years.
Adam Gregory, a Partner in the firm’s International Disputes group, specialises in complex and high-value construction and engineering disputes. Having worked exclusively on international construction arbitration for over ten years, Adam has successfully represented clients in some of the largest and most significant infrastructure disputes globally, including most recently:
- Acting for a Chinese SOE in respect of a refinery and petrochemical project in Malaysia.
- Advising a Korean contractor in respect of a large refinery project in Indonesia.
- Acting for a Spanish contractor in respect of several a waste-to-energy plant in the United Kingdom with disputes against the owner and several subcontractors and suppliers.
- Acting for a Korean contractor in respect of a clean energy facility in Thailand.
In representing such clients, Adam often appears as counsel before some of the most prestigious international arbitrators globally.
Prior to being elevated to Partner, Adam was also lead associate for two of the largest construction / engineering companies globally (as a JV) in an ICC Arbitration seated in London. The project was based in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and involved the construction of the world’s largest new build petrochemical plant. The dispute spanned almost five years.
Having formerly worked at two international firms in while based in Australia, Adam has been with King & Spalding for over eight years. Although based primarily in the Singapore office, Adam has worked across dozens of different offices and regions in that time and continues to manage several global matters.
Adam is a Fellow of CIArb, a member of the Society of Construction law, and regularly writes on the topic of construction law. Adam has also been recently ranked by Lexology (formerly WWL) in its ‘Arbitration Future Leaders’ category.
In addition to his construction practice, Adam assists several pro-bono clients and manages the firm’s pro-bono relationship with Justice Without Borders, who provide assistance and advice to foreign domestic workers who have been mistreated in Singapore.
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