Jarret Huang

I read Law at Cambridge and completed an LLM at Harvard. After graduating, I worked in the Singapore Legal Service, both as a Justices’ Law Clerk in the Supreme Court, and as State Counsel in the Attorney-General’s Chambers. Presently, I lecture for a number of Oxford Colleges, and will be commencing pupillage at One Essex Court in October 2023.

I teach Civil (Roman) Law for Law Moderations.

‘Section 12(5)(a) of the International Arbitration Act: Versatile Chameleon or Limited Source of Powers?’ [2022] 6 Singapore Arbitration Journal (Vol 2) 48

‘Limits, Latitude, and Lacunae: Set-Aside of Award in CBX v CBZ’ Kluwer Arbitration Blog, 26 July 2021

‘Indemnity Costs in Unsuccessful Applications to Set Aside: Different Approaches Compared’ Global Arbitration Review, 17 June 2021

‘RJ v HB: Section 68 Serious Irregularities in the Arbitration Act’ Kluwer Arbitration Blog, 2 April 2019

‘Dryden v Johnson Matthey: The Boundaries of Actionable Damage’ [2019] 82 Modern Law Review 737

‘PT Sandipala: Reformulating the Said v Butt Rules on Director Liability Exclusions’ [2018] 30 SAcLJ 1110

‘Ochroid Trading: Illegality & Unjust Enrichment after Patel v Mirza’ Singapore Law Blog, 15 June 2018

‘Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act’ [2018] Harvard Singapore Policy Journal, 11 June 2018

‘Miller and Brexit: Prerogatives and Parliament.’ [2017] 2 Cambridge LR 129

‘The Legality of Intervention in Syria.’ [2014] VIII Columbia ULR 2, Columbia University