Dr Poomintr Sooksripaisarnkit
Independent Arbitrator · Mediator · Legal Scholar

Dr Poomintr
Sooksripaisarnkit

Maritime · Insurance · Cross-Border Commercial Disputes

A legal scholar and professionally trained arbitrator whose work sits at the intersection of maritime law, private international law, insurance law and international commercial disputes.

Areas of practice

Specialist areas developed through academic research, professional practice and dispute-resolution experience.
01

Maritime & Commercial Disputes

Carriage of goods by sea, bills of lading, charterparties, shipping and admiralty matters, and international sale of goods.

02

Insurance Law

Marine insurance claims and related questions in insurance contract law, including disclosure, warranties and coverage issues.

03

Private International Law

Jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition and enforcement, and cross-border legal questions.

04

Arbitration & Mediation

Appointments in institutional and ad hoc arbitration, mediation, and related expert or consultancy work.

Research informs practice

“Academic depth is most useful when it helps clarify a difficult practical question.”

Dr Sooksripaisarnkit combines legal scholarship with experience in private practice, academic teaching and international dispute resolution. His doctoral research focused on marine insurance law, while his subsequent work has covered maritime law, conflict of laws, international commercial law and arbitration.

Research & Publications

Selected professional appointments

Current panel memberships and professional appointments.

Maritime

Singapore Chamber of Maritime Arbitration (SCMA); Supporting Member of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA).

Regional & International

ACICA, THAC, AIAC, AALCO HKRAC, BICAM, HIAC and KFCRI.

Digital & ODR

Panel of Arbitrators and Neutrals under the eBRAM APEC Rules.

Professional background

Law, academia and dispute resolution.

Dr Sooksripaisarnkit holds an LLB from Thammasat University and an LLM and PhD from the University of Leicester. He has worked in Hong Kong in both private practice and legal academia and has been a Lecturer in Maritime Law at the Australian Maritime College, University of Tasmania since 2016.

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