JERN-FEI NG
JERN-FEI NG
JERN-FEI NG
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• Acted for a large US insurer in an ad hoc arbitration concerning<br />
the Bermuda excess liability form. Claim settled before final<br />
hearing.<br />
• Instructed for a large Korean conglomerate in a LCIA arbitration<br />
involving a claim for US$35 million in respect of the construction of<br />
an offshore oil and gas platform in the South China Sea.<br />
Substantial damages awarded by the tribunal in favour of the<br />
Korean claimant.<br />
• Acted as secretary to the tribunal in an arbitration conducted<br />
under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in relation to the<br />
construction of a cross-border gas pipeline.<br />
• Acting in an ongoing arbitration against a well-known global oil<br />
and gas trader involving a claim of US$22m for breach of contract<br />
and misrepresentation. Final hearing fixed for 2011.<br />
• Experience in an array of arbitration-related applications before<br />
the courts, including applications under ss.67, 68 and 69 of the<br />
Arbitration Act 1996.<br />
Has written and lectured widely on arbitration matters including a stint<br />
as a guest lecturer on the London School of Economics’ LLM course<br />
on International and Comparative Commercial Arbitration.<br />
Civil Fraud<br />
Instructed in some of the largest civil fraud actions heard in England in<br />
the past year, including the US$1 billion Fiona Trust litigation and CNA<br />
Insurance Company Ltd v Willis Ltd (both of which are referred to in<br />
greater detail in the Commercial Litigation section below). Also act<br />
regularly in civil cases involving fraudulent evasions of tax.<br />
Recommended by Legal 500 (2008, 2009) as a leading junior in civil<br />
fraud and by Legal Experts (2009, 2010) in the field of fraud (asset<br />
recovery).<br />
Commercial Litigation<br />
Has acted in a broad range of commercial disputes (whether<br />
commenced in the Commercial Court or the Chancery Division), the<br />
highlights of which include the following:<br />
• Fiona Trust litigation. Appeared for the former President of<br />
Novoship (one of the largest shipping corporations in Russia) in a<br />
75-day trial in the Commercial Court involving allegations of fraud<br />
and breach of fiduciary duty. Judgment pending.<br />
• CNA Insurance Company Ltd v Willis Ltd. Acted for CNA in<br />
bringing claims for deceit against the defendant. The action was<br />
set down for a 10-week trial in the Commercial Court but settled<br />
shortly before trial for US$130m, the settlement having been<br />
disclosed in public filings in the US and reported extensively by<br />
the financial press including the WSJ, Bloomberg, Forbes and<br />
CNBC.<br />
• JP Morgan Chase Bank v Springwell. Instructed for JP Morgan as<br />
part of a litigation team in a US$700m Commercial Court claim<br />
arising from the sale of complex financial instruments involving<br />
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