Lu Song

Graduated from the Law Department of Peking University (LL.B. 1982), China Foreign Affairs University (LL.M. 1985) and Free University of Brussels (LL.M. 1986); Fulbright scholar at the Law School of Stanford University (1995-1996), visiting scholar at Max Planck Institute (Hamburg, 2008); 

Teaching and research on private international law, arbitration, civil and commercial law at China Foreign Affairs University since 1985; lecturing on Arbitration in China at Geneva MIDS program since 2009; lecturing on Arbitration at the IADS program at the Law School of Tsinghua University since 2013; 

Admitted to practice Chinese law in 1989 and had been a part-time counsel for over 10 years; 

ICSID Conciliator, Member of International Commercial Expert Committee of the China’s Supreme People’s Court, Vice President of the Chinese Society of Private International Law, Vice President of the Arbitration and ADR Committee of ICC China, Executive Member of the China Academy of Arbitration Law, Member of CIETAC and its Expert Advisory Committee, Vice Chairman of the Conciliation Centre of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade; 

Serving as arbitrator since 1989 having been involved in over 500 arbitrations under the rules of CIETAC, BAC/BIAC, SCIA, SHIAC, HKIAC, SIAC, ICC, SCC, ICDR, UNCITRAL and CAS as arbitrator, counsel or expert witness, covering, inter alia, trade, service, investment, joint venture, corporate matters, M&A, share transfer, construction, hotel management, licensing, agency, distribution, intellectual property, banking, letter of credit, securities, financial derivatives, leasing, maritime transportation, sport-related dispute;