Dr. Michael Singh, LL.M. (LSE)

Dr. Michael Singh advises and represents clients in commercial and corporate disputes before arbitral tribunals and state courts. A particular focus of his work is the dispute resolution before international arbitral tribunals. As Dr. Singh has dealt with international commercial arbitration in his doctoral thesis, he has special expertise in this area. Furthermore, Dr. Singh has already gained experience as secretary of the arbitral tribunal, familiarising him with the arbitrator’s perspective.

In terms of content, the range of disputes in which Dr. Singh advises covers the entire spectrum of commercial law and includes inter alia construction and multinational joint venture disputes. This regularly involves complex contractual problems in cross-border legal transactions.

Areas of Specialization

Arbitration and Litigation

Commercial and Corporate Law

International Private Law

Laguages

German, English

Professional Background

2020	Master of Laws (LL.M.), The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
2020	Award of the degree Doctorate of Law (Dr. iur.), University of Hamburg
Since 2019	Lawyer at BAUMANN Resolving Disputes
2017 – 2019	Research assistant at Corinius LLP in the field of arbitration and litigation
2015 - 2017	Legal traineeship (Referendariat) at the Higher Regional Court Frankfurt am Main with a station abroad at an international commercial law firm in Singapore
2009 – 2014	Studies of law at the University of Heidelberg

Publications

Books

„Die finanzielle Auslagerung und Absicherung von Risiken im Handelsschiedsverfahren“, JWV Jenaer Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft, Jena 2020

Articles

„New Forms of Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration: Investing in Case Portfolios and Financing Law Firms“, Indian Journal of Arbitration Law Vol. 7 Issue 2 (2018), p. 29-44 ( jointly with Prof. Dr. Antje Baumann)

Decision Annotations

„Zur Aufklärungspflicht der Altgesellschafter vor Beteiligung als Private Placement für qualifizierte Investoren bei Verfehlen der angestrebten Zeichnungssumme“, Comment to BGH, Urt. v. 19.02.2019 – II ZR 275/17, EWiR 14/2019, p. 421 (jointly with Prof. Dr. Antje Baumann)

Memberships

Young ICCA

DIS40

ASA below 40

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