Australia’s status as an international center for arbitration is growing, thanks to legislative reforms and a supportive judiciary, practitioners say.
Singapore and Hong Kong remain the major arbitral hubs in the Asia Pacific, but Australia is emerging as a future leader, said Chad Catterwell, a Herbert Smith Freehills partner who specializes in cross-border disputes and international arbitration across the Asia-Pacific region.
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