Since establishing her independent practice, Erika has been engaged as: Presiding Arbitrator in an ICC Singapore arbitration in relation to a dispute regarding a solar farm between parties in two South Pacific Island territories valued at USD 5 million. The arbitration was seated in Sydney and the contract governed by the laws of one of the Pacific Island territories. Sole Arbitrator in an arbitration conducted under the SIAC Expedited Procedure with parties from Hong Kong and Singapore regarding a sale and purchase agreement. The arbitration was seated in Singapore and the contract was governed by the laws of Singapore. Sole Arbitrator in a Resolution Institute arbitration in relation to a dispute valued at circa AUD 3 million between a contractor and sub-contractor on a construction project. The arbitration is seated in Brisbane and the contract governed by the laws of Queensland. Sole Arbitrator in an ad hoc arbitration in relation to a dispute between a property purchaser and building inspector. The arbitration is seated in Brisbane and the contract governed by the laws of Queensland. Sole Arbitrator in a commercial dispute regarding the construction of an ocean vessel conducted under the Resolution Institute Arbitration Rules 2020. The arbitration was seated in Brisbane and the contract governed by the laws of Queensland. Final award delivered within four months of appointment. Consultant to SangDo Lawyers in relation to an arbitration agreement that was successfully enforced in the Queensland Court of Appeal decision of Lee v Lin & Anor [2022] QCA 140 Tribunal Secretary to sole arbitrator in a construction dispute for claims exceeding $120 million Arbitration Consultant to GRT Lawyers, acting as counsel defending a Mongolian State-Owned Entity in a jurisdictional challenge under the SIAC Rules (claim and counterclaim totalling USD 40 million) Tribunal Secretary to a panel of three referees in the unique Supreme Court of Queensland matter of Santos Limited v Fluor Australia Pty Ltd & Anor, the questions in which the Court has referred out to the referees. The matter involves claims exceeding $1.4 billion Counsel at Peter & Kim, a leading international arbitration firm based in Switzerland, South Korea, Australia and Singapore. As Counsel, Erika has advised a French entity in relation to a potential investor-state dispute with Singapore and assisted in successfully defeating an application for interim measures in a JCAA arbitration between Japanese and Korean entities Counsel for the Australian Centre for International Arbitration administering cases under the ACICA Arbitration Rule