Jin Wang

Thesis title: Access to Justice in International Commercial Arbitration

Background

Jin is a PhD law student in the University of Edinburgh from January 2023, researching on third-party funding in international commercial arbitration. Jin has completed her Master's degree in the University of Edinburgh in 2021 and developed a keen interest in international arbitration. Before becoming a PhD candidate, she spent a year interning as a lawyer in China.

Qualifications

LLM in commercial law, University of Edinburgh, 2021

LLB in law, Southwest Minzu University, 2020

 

Responsibilities & affiliations

The secretary of Law Postgraduate Research Student Board (2023-2024)

The content editor of Edinburgh Student Law Review (2023-2024)

Undergraduate teaching

Ordinary Tutor in Commercial Law

Current research interests

International commercial law; International arbitration; Alternative dispute resolution (ADR)

Invited speaker

Delivered a presentation titled 'Does Third-Party Funding in International Commercial Arbitration Need Safeguards to be Put into Place?' at Edinburgh Postgraduate Law Conference (EPLC) 2024

Delivered a presentation titled 'Barriers to Access to Justice in International Commercial Arbitration' at the seminar 'Artificial Intelligence as a Tool to Diminish Legal Inequality? Issues of Access to Justice in Commercial Law.'

Delivered a presentation titled 'Are Access to Justice and Arbitration Incompatible?' at 3rd Postgraduate Law Conference of the Centre for Private International Law and Transnational Governance in University of Aberdeen

Organiser

The Convenor of Edinburgh Postgraduate Law Conference (EPLC) 2024