Mark Lee is an international arbitration practitioner focusing on complex cross-border commercial disputes. He has acted as counsel in arbitrations under leading institutional rules including the LCIA, ICC and SIAC rules.

Mark’s practice includes a broad range of commercial disputes with an international or cross-border element, ranging from logistics to intellectual property, but with a particular focus on construction, infrastructure, and energy disputes. His experience covers the full range of contentious construction issues arising from the design and build of commercial buildings, airports, powerplants, wind farms, oil and gas projects, data centres, and public sector works. His emphasis is on developing holistic and commercially sensible solutions for his clients.

Mark is an experienced advocate, having appeared in all levels of the Singapore courts before he joined the firm. While reading law at the London School of Economics (LSE), Mark competed in the prestigious Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Moot and won various awards for his written and oral advocacy. Subsequently, Mark was appointed the coach of the LSE’s Vis Moot Team and often conducted advocacy training sessions for his school’s Bar Association.