
OUR WORLD
Barristers at Resolution Chambers are involved in resolving disputes in Hong Kong, regionally and internationally.


HONG KONG
Julian Cohen, Susan Munro, Chyvette Ip, Andrew Lynn, Nick Luxton, Sean Li, Jack Chan, Amanda Lee, Wing So, Peter Zhu, Bennett Au-Yeung and Duke Du
all have dispute resolution practices in Hong Kong.

PRC RELATED
Julian Cohen has worked in Beijing & Shanghai. He assists PRC outbound contractors with disputes around the world.
Susan Munro has very substantial experience acknowledge of PRC matters. She lives in Beijing for many years and is able work fluently in Putonghua and in simplified characters.
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Andrew Lynn has also spent time in Beijing and is able to work in Putonghua and has experience dealing with contractual and other documents in simplified characters.
​Wing So has substantial experience of PRC matters. He has lives and taught in Beijing and has been appointed as a foreign legal expert by the PRC Ministry of Science & Technology since 2019. He is able to work fluently in Putonghua and in simplified characters.
Peter Zhu is dual qualified in Hong Kong and the PRC. He specialises in cross-border matters.
Duke Du has prior to coming to the Bar, he worked for more than 20 years in the Beijing, London and Hong Kong financial centres at a senior level, including as Managing Director and Chief Operation Officer in leading Chinese investment banks in Hong Kong. He was a co-founder of BOCI – the first Chinese investment bank in the City.



INTERNATIONAL
Julian Cohen has a substantial international arbitration and international construction, engineering and energy disputes practice. He is dual qualified in England and Hong Kong.
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He has been involved with disputes across Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Hong Kong, the Middle East.
Susan Munro has substantial experience of international disputes and regulatory investigations. She also sits as arbitrator in international disputes.
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Andrew Lynn practises both at the Hong Kong and the English Bars. Many of his matters have international or cross-border elements.
Nick Luxton is dual qualified in Hong Kong and in Victoria, Australia. He has extensive experience of international arbitration (with a focus on maritime law and international sale of goods) and cross-jurisdictional commercial disputes (including applications relating to forum challenges and anti-suit injunctions, and applications to enforce foreign judgements and arbitration awards).
Paulo Fohlin is a Swedish qualified lawyer who sits as an arbitrator in common law and civil law disputes, in Hong Kong and internationally. He has more than 35 years’ experience of commercial dispute resolution as counsel in arbitration and court litigation since 1988, when he joined the Swedish law firm Vinge fresh from law school. He received his first arbitrator appointment early in his career when he was still an associate at the firm. Paulo’s experience covers a multitude of industry sectors and kinds of contract, as well as investment treaty disputes. Over the years, he has continuously been recognised in international dispute resolution directories.​