Stephen D Mau, Director, Member, Chartered Institute Of Arbitrators

• BA, JD and LLM in Transnational Business Practice
  
• 20+ years of legal practice, business experience and teaching in the US and Hong Kong, having formerly served as:
  
  • Senior Registered Foreign Consultant with one of Hong Kong's largest local firms
    
  • In-house counsel to international joint venture company
    
  • Consultant in boutique ADR firm concentrating on contentious construction matters
    
  • Assistant Professor of Law in Hong Kong
    
• Accredited tutor and/or examination marker for the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and Hong Kong Institute of Arbitrators
  
• Author of arbitration-related articles and books on Hong Kong law
  Recently published “Hong Kong Legal Principles”
  
• Languages: English, French, Cantonese
  

SELECTED ARTICLES and PRESENTATIONS

• Equity, the Third World and the Moon Treaty
  8 Suffolk Transnational Law Journal 221 (1984)
• Current Arbitration Practice in Hong Kong
  Arbitration [Journal of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators], Vol. 60, No. 4, Nov. 1994
• The Enforceability of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Hong Kong
  Bulletin of the Swiss Arbitration Association, Vol. 3+4/1994
• Hong Kong's Experience with the New York Convention: An Introduction
  9 Transnational Lawyer 393 (1996)
• BUILDING LAW IN HONG KONG, Longman Asia Limited, 1996
• The Taking of Evidence in Japan for Transnational Litigation, Asian Lawyer 1999
• PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF HONG KONG LEGAL PRINCIPLES, Pearson, 2002
• Sense and Sensibility: Communicating Within the 'Team', NH Bar News, Feb. 18, 2005
• HONG KONG LEGAL PRINCIPLES: IMPORTANT TOPICS FOR STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONALS, Hong Kong University Press, 2006