Mr. Jaesung (Jason) Park is a foreign attorney at DR & AJU LLC. His practice is primarily focused on International Transaction, Corporate, International Arbitration & Litigation, and Energy & Infrastructure.
Prior to joining DR & AJU LLC, he worked as an in-house lawyer for over 10 years for a number of major Korean corporations focusing on cross-border transactions and disputes. He has an extensive coverage of contract review, highly proficient in drafting and negotiatng on various forms/kinds of agreement and expert knowledge of international construction, energy, oil & gas, and shipbuilding business.
Advised and negotiated global settlement in a major delay case in Moroccan coal-fired power plant project
Managed Geneva ICC arbitration against Algerian fertilizer plant owner
Advised and negotiated global settlement in a major delay case in Pakistani hydroelectric power plant project
Managed Singapore ad-hoc arbitration against Indian petrochemical plant owner
Managed Hague NAI arbitration against Dutch owner of offshore pipelaying vessel
Managed London LMAA arbitration against French supplier of LNG liquefaction system
Advised on patent infringement dispute against German supplier of ship rudders and negotiated cross-license settlement agreement
Managed London ICC arbitration/mediation against Canadian supplier of ship bearings/seals
[Transactional / Advisory / Claim]
Advised a domestic airline company in respect of the operating lease transaction with an Irish lessor company for one B737-800 aircraft
Advised a domestic construction company on its real estate development project (PF-based) in New Zealand
Advised on various IPP energy projects in Indonesia, Pakistan, and Philippines (representing an EPC contractor)
Reviewed and negotiated EPC and other related contracts (based on FIDIC and other forms such as Aramco) on behalf of contractor
Reviewed and negotiated various shipbuilding contracts (based on SAJ Form, BIMCO, and other bespoke forms)
Reviewed and negotiated various contract forms (EPC, JV, consortium, subcontract agreements, etc.) of major players in the offshore and oil & gas business (Total, Chevron, BP, Technip, Saipem, Petronas, etc.)
Advised on Iran sanctions law and construction claims on suspended projects in Iran and Libya