Tom Moxham
Tom Moxham was admitted to the bar in 1987 and has had decades of experience as an attorney practicing in Australia, Europe and Asia. He has specialist experience working in both arbitral institutions and leading firms in international arbitration. He has acted as counsel in international arbitrations under various rules, including ICC, ICSID, KCAB, CAS, SCC and SIAC. He was the first international counsel appointed to the Korean Commercial Arbitration Board. In parallel with his legal practice, he has extensive experience in agriculture and agribusiness, including dispute resolution, financing, production, government policy and environmental management. AREAS OF EXPERTISE Arbitration Commercial Contracts Joint Ventures / Consortia Sport Law Water & Environment INDUSTRY SECTORS Construction & Engineering Energy & Power Agribusiness REPRESENTATIVE CASES Representing a European investment fund in a SIAC Singapore seated arbitration involving an M&A deal in Thailand, including emergency arbitration proceedings; Representing the International Olympic Committee in a CAS arbitration involving the banning of athletes competing at the 2006 Turin Olympic Games for various doping activities; Representing the constructor in relation to delays and defects in construction of a nuclear power plant (ICC Rules); Representing several companies involving the expropriation of international utility investments by Argentina (ICSID Rules); Representing an Australian company involved in a share sale dispute for the controlling interest of a listed Australian company in the Supreme Court of NSW, Australia; Negotiation and settlement of a long-running insurance licensing and regulation dispute on behalf of a leading not-for-profit association against various Australian governmental authorities. · Peter & Kim
About
Admitted to the bar in 1987, Tom Moxham is an international arbitration counsel with decades of experience practising in Australia, Europe and Asia. He has acted as counsel in arbitrations under ICC, ICSID, KCAB, CAS, SCC and SIAC rules, was the first international counsel appointed to the Korean Commercial Arbitration Board, and has extensive experience in agriculture and agribusiness including dispute resolution, financing, production, government policy and environmental management.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- Diploma of Legal Practice, College of Law, Sydney (1987)
- Bachelor of Law, University of Sydney (1986)
Admissions
- Admitted to the bar (1987)
- Law Society of New South Wales
- Panel of Arbitrators, Korean Commercial Arbitration Board (KCAB)