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Barrister (Hong Kong) · Non-Practising Solicitor (England & Wales) · Fellow, CIArb

Tasman Tam is a practising barrister in Hong Kong, a non-practising solicitor in England & Wales and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb). A Legal 500-ranked leading junior in commercial disputes, he practises predominantly in commercial litigation and arbitration, with an emphasis on contractual claims, cryptocurrency and virtual assets, commercial trusts and proprietary claims, and injunctions. He also practises in competition (antitrust) disputes.

His expertise extends to international aviation and travel law disputes, for which he holds a Diploma of International Air Law from IATA. He has published extensively on aviation issues, including the regulation of low-altitude airspace and urban air mobility (UAM), and the competition issues arising from IATA’s New Distribution Capability (NDC).