Justin D'Agostino, partner and head of the Greater China international arbitration practice, was appointed as one of the council members of the HKIAC, which is the HKIAC's main governing body.The HKIAC was established in 1985 by a group of leading businesspeople and professionals in an effort to meet the growing need for arbitral services in Asia. The Centre is governed by a council composed of 20 leading businesspeople and professionals from all around the world who possess a wide variety of skills and experience. The HKIAC administers arbitrations and other dispute resolution activities, including mediation and adjudication.
During interviews with The Lawyer and Global Arbitration Review, Justin commented:
"I expect to take on an active role in the Council. The HKIAC has played and continues to play a pivotal role in developing Hong Kong as one of the world’s leading international arbitration centres."