Yeqiu Huang (Dan)

• Drafting pre-action advice for a project company on a delay and engineering dispute concerning a hospital in the Middle East.
• Drafting pre-action advice for a software logistics company in a licensing dispute.
• Advising a private client on English-law cross-guarantees connected to a financing structure for construction projects in the Middle East.
• Acting as tribunal secretary in an LCIA arbitration.
• Advising a retail company in a commercial arbitration dispute in the Middle East.
• Advising a telecommunications company in relation to an investment treaty arbitration claim.
• Advising a Middle Eastern state in a series of production-sharing agreement (PSA) disputes.
• Advising a consortium member in an EPC contract dispute in commercial arbitration.
• Advising global energy majors in a unitisation dispute involving parallel commercial and treaty arbitration claims and related domestic litigation.

Dan Huang has a global practice in the fields of international commercial arbitration, international investment arbitration and English High Court litigation. He has represented clients in the energy, technology and construction sectors under a variety of arbitral rules, including the ICSID, UNCITRAL, LCIA and SIAC Rules.

Dan Huang has a global practice in the fields of international commercial arbitration, international investment arbitration and English High Court litigation. He has represented clients in the energy, technology and construction sectors under a variety of arbitral rules, including the ICSID, UNCITRAL, LCIA and SIAC Rules. 

Alongside acting for parties to disputes, Dan has also served as tribunal secretary in an LCIA arbitration. This experience gives him insight into the arbitral process from the perspective of both counsel and the tribunal.

Dan previously practised at another leading international arbitration firm and publishes on topics in commercial law.