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Donny Low is a senior attorney in King & Spalding’s Singapore office and a member of the firm’s Trial and Global Disputes Group. He specializes in international arbitration and acts as counsel in international arbitrations and arbitration-related litigation under various institutional rules, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region. He has over 14 years’ experience and has practiced in Singapore, Australia and New York.
Donny has a broad range of experience relating to various industries including oil & gas, energy, infrastructure, construction, finance, investments, and technology. He has acted in six arbitrations with quantum in dispute of more than US$ 1 billion each, and regularly acts in cases worth between US$ 20 million to US$ 150 million. He has been counsel in numerous cases against South-East Asian States and government agencies. He is particularly strong in accounting, tax, financial and quantum issues and recently secured victory for a client in a US$ 40 million dispute arising from a share option agreement against the subsidiary of one of the world's largest state-owned banks.
LL.M., Harvard Law School
B.A., Economics, University of New South Wales
LL.B., University of New South Wales
High Court of Australia
New York
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Law Clerk, Antony P. Whitlam, Federal Court of Australia
January 13, 2022
King & Spalding Earns Multiple Top-Tier Rankings in Legal 500 Asia-Pacific 2022 Guide
May 25, 2021
King & Spalding Represents an Armenian Client in a US$320 Million Mining Dispute against Russian VTB Group
January 19, 2017
King & Spalding Advises Mitsui on its Acquisition of the Largest Shareholding in PT Paiton Energy
Representing Prime Energy in a multibillion dollar ICSID arbitration against the Republic of the Philippines under the Netherlands-Philippines bilateral investment treaty. The dispute concerns revenue allocation for the Malampaya gas to power project. We recently obtained provisional measures in favour of our client.
Representing the claimant, an electricity consortium, in relation to a dispute arising from a 20-year concession, with financial claims worth more than $500 million and defending against the premature termination of the concession.
Successfully defending the respondent in an LCIA arbitration against a US$ 40 million claim by a subsidiary of a Russian state-owned bank under a share option agreement. The client was entirely successful, and awarded costs and interest.
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January 13, 2022
King & Spalding Earns Multiple Top-Tier Rankings in Legal 500 Asia-Pacific 2022 Guide
May 25, 2021
King & Spalding Represents an Armenian Client in a US$320 Million Mining Dispute against Russian VTB Group
January 19, 2017
King & Spalding Advises Mitsui on its Acquisition of the Largest Shareholding in PT Paiton Energy
Representing Prime Energy in a multibillion dollar ICSID arbitration against the Republic of the Philippines under the Netherlands-Philippines bilateral investment treaty. The dispute concerns revenue allocation for the Malampaya gas to power project. We recently obtained provisional measures in favour of our client.
Representing the claimant, an electricity consortium, in relation to a dispute arising from a 20-year concession, with financial claims worth more than $500 million and defending against the premature termination of the concession.
Successfully defending the respondent in an LCIA arbitration against a US$ 40 million claim by a subsidiary of a Russian state-owned bank under a share option agreement. The client was entirely successful, and awarded costs and interest.
See more
January 13, 2022
King & Spalding Earns Multiple Top-Tier Rankings in Legal 500 Asia-Pacific 2022 Guide
May 25, 2021
King & Spalding Represents an Armenian Client in a US$320 Million Mining Dispute against Russian VTB Group
January 19, 2017
King & Spalding Advises Mitsui on its Acquisition of the Largest Shareholding in PT Paiton Energy
LL.M., Harvard Law School
B.A., Economics, University of New South Wales
LL.B., University of New South Wales
High Court of Australia
New York
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Law Clerk, Antony P. Whitlam, Federal Court of Australia