Philipp Hanusch

Philipp has represented parties in arbitrations under the rules of Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), China International Economic Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC), International Center for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), and the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules. Philipp is on the HKIAC List of Arbitrators and has been repeatedly appointed as sole arbitrator in ICC and HKIAC arbitrations. He is a regular contributor to the Firm's moderated arbitration blog.

• Acting for a PRC-listed company against a third party-funded claimant in Hong Kong ad hoc arbitration proceedings. This dispute concerns the termination of two supply agreements and involves jurisdictional issues arising from pathological arbitration clauses.
• Acting for a PRC state-owned enterprise against multiple claimants in Hong Kong ad hoc arbitration proceedings and anti-suit injunction proceedings. This dispute arose from PRC law governed joint venture agreements and involves complex jurisdictional issues.
• Acting for an investment and investment holding group company against three respondents in a consolidated arbitration under the 2018 HKIAC Rules. The Hong Kong law governed dispute concerns the enforcement of a share buy-back obligation under a shareholders' agreement and related guarantee obligations.
• Acting for a leading commercial provider of waste management services against multiple respondents in proceedings under the 2018 HKIAC Rules. This dispute concerns funding obligations under and termination of a Hong Kong law governed joint venture agreement.
• Acting for a minority shareholder against a PRC company and its parent in two HKIAC administered proceedings under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules and related court proceedings; this dispute concerns a shareholders' agreement relating to a Hong Kong company providing marine heavy transportation services.
• Acting for a subsidiary of a HKSE-listed company against a PRC owned BVI company in proceedings under the HKIAC Rules; this joint venture dispute concerns a mining business in South-East Asia. The arbitration involves emergency arbitrator relief as well as joinder and consolidation applications.
• Acting for a HKSE-listed company's subsidiary against a NYSE-listed company's subsidiary in ICDR arbitration proceedings in California in respect of the termination of a joint venture; this dispute involves complex substantive and procedural issues arising under California and Hong Kong law.
• Acting for a subsidiary of a HKSE-listed company against a BVI company in proceedings under the 2018 HKIAC Rules (Expedited Procedure); this dispute arose from a project management agreement for a luxury residential project in Macau.
• Acting for a service provider for influencer marketing and online presence against a European respondent in proceedings under the 2018 HKIAC Rules; this dispute concerns the termination of a service agreement and outstanding service fees.
• Acting for an Indian producer of crystalline modules for the solar power industry against a Chinese supplier in proceedings under the 2013 HKIAC Rules. This dispute concerned the termination of a long-term supply agreement.
• Advising an Indian subsidiary of a multinational company against an Indian SPV on complex procedural issues in domestic proceedings under the ICADR Rules in New Delhi; this dispute concerns a large infrastructure project financed by the World Bank.
• Acting for a subsidiary of a global pharmaceutical company against a HKSE-listed company in proceedings under the HKIAC Rules; the dispute arose from a Subscription Deed in relation to a pharmaceutical business in the PRC.
• Acting for a Hong Kong firm against a Chinese manufacturer in proceedings under the CIETAC Rules in Beijing, and advising the claimant regarding enforcement of the award in Mainland China.
• Acting for a major UK telco and its two subsidiaries against 12 respondents in three consolidated proceedings under the 1998 ICC Rules in Zurich; this dispute arose from shareholders' and joint venture agreements; the claim exceeds USD 1.2 billion.

• Asia-Pacific Arbitration Group of the International Bar Association (IBA)
• Asia-Pacific Forum for International Arbitration (AFIA)
• Delos Dispute Resolution
• Austrian Arbitration Association (ArbAut)
• Europe Committee of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
• American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
• The Law Society of Hong Kong.