Dispute Resolution: Arbitration
Singapore
5 years ranked
Dispute Resolution: Arbitration
Singapore
5 years ranked
Dispute Resolution: International Firms
South Korea
1 year ranked
Provided by Jones Day
Kay-Jannes Wegner is a dual-qualified civil and common law practitioner with more than 25 years’ experience in international arbitration. He has acted across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East in high-stakes, multi-jurisdictional disputes, regularly managing large, cross-border teams and complex expert evidence. His practice spans the full dispute lifecycle—from strategic risk management and early case assessment through to final hearings and enforcement—under the rules of the leading arbitral institutions and in ad hoc proceedings.
Kay-Jannes advises clients including multinational corporates and state-owned entities in contentious matters arising from defence, construction and infrastructure, power and energy (including conventional and renewables), shipbuilding and offshore, life sciences and pharmaceuticals, telecoms and technology, automotive, and commodities trading. His experience includes disputes involving major EPC and long-term supply contracts, shareholder and joint venture issues, post-M&A claims, and high-value equipment performance and warranty disputes. In addition to his counsel practice, he regularly sits as arbitrator.
Kay-Jannes is recognised for delivering practical, outcome-oriented solutions. He has practised in London, South Korea, and Singapore and is fluent in navigating cross-cultural negotiations and proceedings across common and civil law systems.
Provided by Chambers
Kay-Jannes Wegner of Jones Day is an expert practitioner and has extensive experience advising on arbitration cases arising in the construction, shipping and engineering sectors. His diverse client portfolio covers a wide range of jurisdictions spanning Korea, China, Europe and the USA.
Kay-Jannes Wegner represents clients in arbitrations relating to construction, infrastructure, energy and defence. He is able to draw on many years of experience in South Korea as a member of a Korean law firm.
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