Based on research conducted by Asia Business Law Journal, the following are Singapore’s Top 100 Lawyers (including foreign legal counsel, advisers and consultants practising in Singapore).
Click here to read the editorial report that accompanies the A-List.
Biographies and contact details, where provided, were written by the lawyers themselves and have not been independently verified.
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Patrick Ang Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Corporate restructuring & insolvency; commercial litigation; banking litigation; bankruptcy; corporate rescue |
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Bazul Ashhab Oon & Bazul Tel: +65 6239 5888 Email: bazul@oonbazul.com |
| Key practice areas: Litigation & dispute resolution; international arbitration; international trade; fraud & asset recovery; shipping |
| Bazul is the managing partner and head of dispute resolution at Oon & Bazul. He specialises in commercial litigation, arbitration and mediation. His areas of practice include company law, international trade, banking, trade finance, shareholders’ disputes, insurance, insolvency, shipping and breach of fiduciary duties of agents and directors.
Bazul is very well regarded for his expertise in resolving cross-border disputes. He has acted for clients from various jurisdictions in their disputes in the Asia Pacific region. His many years of managing disputes in the region has given him the ability to combine his legal expertise with cultural considerations to provide effective and practical solutions to resolve complex disputes. Bazul is also renowned in the shipping industry and has significant expertise covering all facets of shipping. He has been involved in several global landmark shipping matters. Bazul has established a reputation as the counsel of choice for his expertise in advising on both contentious and non-contentious aspects of the shipping industry. Bazul was awarded by Asian Legal Business as “Singapore Managing Partner of the Year”. Legal 500 Asia Pacific describes Bazul as one of Singapore’s leading lawyers who is admired by clients as a “spectacular lawyer” who is “incredibly bright and knowledgeable”, with “astonishing speed and strategy”. He is commended for his ability to “combine legal knowledge with commercial acumen”, being “exceptional at crisis management” and having “a very keen mind”. Legal 500 Asia Pacific also notes that Bazul “handles complex, high-value claims”. Clients recommend him for his “quick intellect and grasp for material issues”. Chambers Asia Pacific recognises Bazul as an “exceptional lawyer” who “brings a London-style approach to local matters” and as someone who “always understands immediately what the client wants to achieve and goes after in in the most efficient way possible”. |
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Joe Bauerschmidt DLA Piper |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; corporate and M&A; private equity; energy and resources |
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Christopher Bradley Linklaters |
| Key practice areas: Acquisition finance; real estate finance; project finance transactions |
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Cavinder Bull Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Administrative & public law; arbitration; banking & finance; commercial litigation; competition Law & regulatory practice |
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Rodman Bundy Eversheds Sutherland |
| Key practice areas: Central government; commercial litigation; construction and engineering; energy and infrastructure; international arbitration |
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Samuel Chacko Legis Point |
| Key practice areas: Arbitration; banking; building contracts; commercial disputes; copyright infringement |
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Jason Chan Amica Law |
| Key practice areas: IP disputes and enforcement; telecommunications laws and agreements; IT, software, database rights and privacy; internet and domain name disputes |
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Adrian Pengee Chan Lee & Lee |
| Key practice areas: Corporate M&A; commercial law; corporate governance; capital markets; labour and employment |
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Jacqueline Chan Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy |
| Key practice areas: Corporate finance transactions; M&A; complex cross-border leveraged and acquisition finance transactions; international debt restructurings |
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Guan Feng Chen White & Case |
| Key practice areas: Banking; restructuring; insolvency; capital markets; M&A |
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Adrian Cheng Herbert Smith Freehills |
| Key practice areas: General banking and finance; energy and natural resources finance; project finance; infrastructure finance; acquisition and leveraged finance |
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Kelvin Chia Kelvin Chia Partnership |
| Key practice areas: IP litigation; cross-border commercial transactions; arbitration |
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Kim Huat Chia Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; M&A; private equity; corporate finance; joint ventures |
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Nicholas Chong Dentons Rodyk & Davidson |
| Key practice areas: Real estate investment trusts (REITs); debt capital markets; structured products |
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David Chong Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Corporate & commercial; M&A; technology, media & telecommunications |
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Marcus Chow Bird & Bird ATMD |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; M&A; venture capital; corporate and regulatory compliance |
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Christopher Anand Daniel Advocatus Law |
| Key practice areas: Litigation; arbitration; banking; professional negligence; contract law |
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Suresh Divyanathan Oon & Bazul Tel: +65 6239 5886 Email: sureshd@oonbazul.com |
| Key practice areas: International commercial arbitration; complex cross border litigation; domestic civil & commercial litigation; fraud & asset recovery; oil & gas |
| Suresh heads the international commercial arbitration practice at Oon & Bazul. He has represented clients in international arbitrations involving disputes on technology transfer projects, joint ventures and distributorships in the automobile, construction, pharmaceuticals, energy and retail industries, across jurisdictions including the US, Japan, South Korea, India, Thailand and Indonesia.
He has experience in both ad-hoc arbitrations, as well as institutional arbitrations governed by ICC rules, SIAC rules and UNCITRAL rules where the substantive laws of the contracts have included Swiss law, Japanese law and Indonesian law. Suresh’s recent cases include a successful international arbitration between a global car manufacturer and its national sales company in a large Asian country. As lead arbitration counsel, Suresh coordinated and led a team which included law firms from Japan and India, as well as expert witnesses from the US, England, Japan and India. Suresh defeated an opposing team of lawyers comprising a large Japanese law firm and a “magic circle” English law firm led by a Queen’s Counsel. Another recent case involved a US$20 million international arbitration between a famous Japanese consumer goods retailer and its Indonesian distributor. As lead arbitration counsel, Suresh coordinated and led a team including law firms and expert witnesses from Japan and Indonesia. Recent editions of lawyer ranking publications have quoted sources referring to Suresh as being “a very competent counsel and a good advocate: certainly a rising star” an “assured practitioner who comes across very well” in legal proceedings and a “reliable pair of hands”. In addition to arbitration, Suresh also practices complex commercial litigation in the Singapore High Court. Suresh was praised by High Court judge Quentin Loh “for acting in the best traditions of the bar in presenting his client’s case with fairness and candour. Our bar will continue to retain the respect from the public and bench alike if it is peopled by counsel like Mr Divyanathan.” (The Business Times, 19 September 2011) Outside of legal practice, Suresh holds the rank of lieutenant-colonel in the Singapore Armed Forces and was conferred the Commendation Medal (Military) for exceptional service to the Singapore Armed Forces. |
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Rajeev Duggal Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom |
| Key practice areas: M&A; corporate finance; financial institutions |
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Rachel Eng WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets initial public offerings, Real estate investment trusts (REITs); corporate advisory; corporate governance & compliance; financial services regulatory work |
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Andrew Ferris Hogan Lovells Lee & Lee |
| Key practice areas: Debt capital markets; banking and finance; restructuring and insolvency; structured finance; sustainable finance |
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Rajiv Gupta Latham & Watkins |
| Key practice areas: Equity capital markets; debt capital markets; M&A; private equity; equity derivatives |
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Prem Gurbani Gurbani & Co |
| Key practice areas: Shipping, commercial and insurance litigation; arbitration |
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Nicholas Hanna K&L Gates |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; corporate/M&A; emerging growth and venture capital; fintech; oil, gas & resources |
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Azmul Haque Collyer Law Tel: +65 6727 4669 Email: azmul.haque@collyerlaw.com |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border corporate transactions; acquisitions and divestitures; joint ventures and strategic alliances; public and private equity; venture and angel financing |
| For over 17 years in private practice with leading law-firms in three countries, Azmul has developed particular expertise in complex, cross-border corporate transactions (acquisitions and divestitures, join ventures and strategic alliances, public and private equity, venture and angel financing), commercial contracts (outsourcing, franchising and licensing, various) and regulatory matters in a range of areas that impact the business–whether for start-ups or billion dollar enterprises.
Azmul has worked extensively with MNC and Asian corporations, family-owned businesses and high-net worth individuals across Asia. He has represented these clients on corporate transactions, commercial contracts and regulatory matters in several jurisdictions in Asia, particularly the India, Singapore, ASEAN and other developed and emerging market countries in APAC. He has lived and worked in Mumbai, Singapore and London. He has been rated as a leading practitioner for the TMT sector, and has experience across several industries, fintech, internet & e-commerce, adtech, big data, IOT, blockchain, as well as traditional industries such as hotels & leisure, media and entertainment, pharma & healthcare, real estate, and telecommunications. Azmul has advised as Singapore external legal counsel to more than a dozen crytopcurrency/blockchain projects for a variety of legal services including structuring and legal documentation for token sales (pre-, private and public sales) as well as tokenized venture capital funds, cryptocurrency exchanges. He has spoken at conferences, on podcast and fire-side chats in four countries on legal structuring for token sales, and compliance with relevant financial services sector regulations. Azmul is ranked and recommended by several legal industry directories including Chambers Asia, Asia-Pacific Legal 500 and Global Law Experts (for TMT) and Indian Business Law Journal. He is rated as being “committed and approachable with a good knowledge of several jurisdictions” (2011-12, Legal 500). Azmul was also ranked a “40 Under 40” lawyer in the Asia-Pacific region by Asian Legal Business (October 2016). Prior to joining Collyer Law, Azmul was a Consultant Partner at Olswang, and a Partner with Shook Lin & Bok. He has also worked with Silver Circle law-firm, Berwin Leighton Paisner in London, and top Singapore law firm, WongPartnership. |
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Ying Ming Ho Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Corporate commercial; M&A; private equity & venture capital |
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James Huang Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; project finance; financial institutions; acquisition finance; restructuring & insolvency |
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Azman Jaafar RHTLaw Taylor Wessing |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; energy; mergers, acquisitions & divestments |
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Philip Jeyaretnam Dentons Rodyk & Davidson |
| Key practice areas: Arbitration; construction law; litigation |
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Sapna Jhangiani Clyde & Co |
| Key practice areas: International arbitration |
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Sushma Jobanputra Jones Day |
| Key practice areas: Banking, finance & securities; projects & infrastructure; M&A; business restructuring & reorganization |
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Christopher Kang CMS Holborn Asia |
| Key practice areas: M&A; joint ventures; TMT; VCs and startups; corporate & commercial |
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Stephanie Keen Hogan Lovells Lee & Lee |
| Key practice areas: M&A; private equity and buy-outs; corporate and commercial; joint ventures; employment |
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Ji Woon Kim Vedder Price |
| Key practice areas: Commercial aviation finance; maritime; business aviation and helicopter finance; securities & capital markets; asset securitization |
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Jerry Koh Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; capital markets; corporate regulatory & compliance; investment funds; M&A |
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Valerie Kong Clifford Chance |
| Key practice areas: Cross border M&A; sell side divestments; joint ventures; private equity; corporate advisory |
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Susan Kong QED Law Corporation |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; M&A; corporate real estate; private equity |
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Edmund Kronenburg Braddell Brothers Tel: +65 6499 9491 Email: ej.kronenburg@braddellbrothers.com |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation & arbitration; injunctions & emergency/interim relief; medical negligence and misconduct; complex/cross-border matrimonial litigation; employment disputes |
| Edmund Kronenburg is the managing partner of Braddell Brothers, Singapore’s second-oldest independent law practice, founded in 1883. He is admitted as an advocate & solicitor (Singapore) and solicitor (England & Wales).
As litigation counsel, Edmund is frequently engaged in trial and appellate advocacy predominantly in Singapore’s High Court and Court of Appeal. Edmund has argued against a variety of senior counsel in trials and other hearings, and against Queen’s Counsel, successfully, in an appeal before the Singapore High Court in July 2012. Edmund’s litigation practice includes commercial and corporate disputes, pre-emptive relief and injunctions, employment disputes, medical negligence and misconduct, corporate insolvency and complex family and matrimonial litigation. Edmund and his team have handled cases involving worldwide Mareva/freezing injunctions with a combined value in excess of US$1 billion. As arbitration counsel, Edmund represents clients in international arbitrations, predominantly under the SIAC, ICC and UNCITRAL rules. He is a Fellow of the CIArb, SIArb, MIArb, HKIArb, AMINZ (Arb), PIArb and AIADR. Edmund and his team represented Indonesia’s PT First Media (Lippo Group) in successfully resisting the enforcement of over 99% of a US$250 million SIAC arbitration award obtained against it and related companies by the Malaysian Astro group, in Singapore. Edmund also actively sits as an arbitrator. His appointments include arbitrations in Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam. He is admitted to the panels/lists of the AIAC (Malaysia, formerly KLCRA), BANI (Indonesia), BDAC (Brunei), CAA (Taiwan), HKIAC (Hong Kong), KCAB (Korea), IIAM (India), NCAC (Cambodia), PIAC (Vietnam), PDRC (Philippines), IMA (Russia), SCCA (Saudi Arabia), SHIAC (Shanghai), TAI (Thailand), VIAC (Vietnam) and VLCAC (Vietnam). Who’s Who Legal: Litigation (2018) says that Edmund is “one of Singapore’s highest-regarded litigators and arbitration counsel”. He has been described by the Legal 500 as “aggressive”, “articulate”, “good strategist”, “trusted confidant”, “good advocate” and “best in class”. Chambers & Partners have described him as … “a deeply experienced litigator …” and cites a source stating that Edmund “has the ability to think beyond the conventional and has brilliant ideas in terms of legal strategy”. |
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Ashok Kumar BlackOak |
| Key practice areas: Corporate restructuring; insolvency international law; dispute resolution |
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Stanley Lai Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: IP litigation; information technology disputes |
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Ashok Lalwani Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow |
| Key practice areas: M&A; capital markets; general corporate; corporate governance; India related work |
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Kok Keng Lau Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: IP (contentious and non-contentious); gambling law; sports law; media law; commercial arbitration |
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Sharon Lau Latham & Watkins |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; oil & gas – environmental; public company representation; private equity; M&A |
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Andy Leck Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow |
| Key practice areas: IP; dispute resolution; brand management; consumer goods & retail; IT & communications |
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Eng Beng Lee Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation and arbitration; corporate and joint venture disputes; restructuring, insolvency and banking disputes; property, trust and probate disputes; construction and infrastructure disputes |
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Suet-Fern Lee Morgan Lewis Stamford |
| Key practice areas: Company and commercial law; corporate law; banking, finance and securities law |
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Kai Zee Liew Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance |
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Andrew Lim Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Corporate regulatory & compliance; M&A; private equity |
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Chong Kin Lim Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Administrative & public law; competition law & regulatory practice; government; TMT |
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Larry Lim Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Financial institutions regulatory & compliance; securities, derivatives and commodities; payment systems and services; cryptocurrencies and initial coin offering; energy |
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Ralph Lim OC Queen Street |
| Key practice areas: Corporate; M&A |
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Steven Lim CMS Tel: +65 8692 6304 Email: Steven.Lim@cms-cmno.com |
| Key practice areas: International arbitration; mediation; international dispute resolution |
| Steven Lim is the senior partner in the CMS Singapore office. He is an advocate and arbitrator. He has more than 25 years’ experience in international arbitration and dispute resolution. He appears as an advocate in international arbitrations and regularly sits as sole, party appointed and presiding arbitrator. He is a panel arbitrator with the SIAC, HKIAC, ICDR, KCAB and AIAC, has sat in ICC and SCMA cases, and also as an emergency arbitrator.
He is recognised as a leading individual in international arbitration and dispute resolution in Chambers, Legal 500 and Benchmark Asia, where he has been described as “a prominent counsel in arbitration”, “very impressive advocate”, “respected for his incisive mind”, “peers point out his sharp intellect”, “respected both as arbitration counsel and increasingly active arbitrator”, noted for his “rising profile as an arbitrator” and as “an excellent communicator – he identifies the salient issues to pursue and lets you know what the game plan is. He focuses people’s minds on those issues”, and “excellent at assessing the merits of a client’s position”. |
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Pei Lin Low Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: IP |
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Sophie Mathur Linklaters |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border corporate transactions; M&A; private equity transactions; takeovers and joint ventures |
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Keith McGuire PwC Legal International |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border M&A and joint ventures; insurance and other financial services transactions; energy and infrastructure; oil and gas; hotels and hospitality |
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Chris Moore Allen & Overy |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border M&A; joint ventures; foreign direct investment |
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Sushil Nair Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Corporate restructuring |
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Colin Ng Colin Ng & Partners |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; dispute resolution; litigation; real estate; construction |
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Daryll Ng Virtus Law |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation; shipping litigation; international arbitration; trade finance litigation; insolvency |
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Max Ng Gateway Law Corporation |
| Key practice areas: IP; fintech; real estate |
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Wai King Ng WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: M&A; private equity |
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Thian Seng Oon Oon & Bazul Tel: +65 6239 5889 Email: thianseng@oonbazul.com |
| Key practice areas: Corporate; corporate finance; banking & finance; shipping; oil and gas |
| Thian Seng is the head of corporate at Oon & Bazul. He is also managing partner at the firm’s associate Malaysian office, TS Oon & Partners in Kuala Lumpur. He is an appointed commissioner for oaths and notary public.
He is noted for his ability to handle transactions involving highly technical issues and is regularly instructed by clients in the oil & gas, banking, international trade, insurance, shipping and construction industries. Thian Seng is experienced in banking advisory and transactional work, structured trade, trade finance and project finance. He assisted clients with restructuring inward acquisitions, investment and joint ventures in Singapore, Malaysia and around the region. He regularly acts for commodities traders and banks in disputes involving letters of credit, bills of exchange and other financial instruments. He also has extensive experience appearing as counsel in trials and appeals before the superior courts in Singapore and Malaysia, as well as in international arbitrations. Thian Seng’s work involves charters and Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation & Commissioning (EPCIC) contracts throughout Southeast Asia and India. He acts for the building, sale and purchase, and charter of vessels and rigs, ownership structures for oil and gas vessel owners to set up businesses and joint venture agreements for projects in Malaysia (including Labuan offshore structures) and Singapore. Thian Seng also acts for shipowners, P&I Clubs and marine insurers in both Singapore and in Malaysia on a range of shipping matters including charterparty disputes, cargo claims and casualties (particularly those arising in Malaysia) and shipbuilding/shiprepair disputes involving allegations of defective construction, defective design and delays. He advises regional and international underwriters on liability under various classes of insurance including marine, property, CAR, professional indemnity and public liability cover. Thian Seng is recognised as a leading lawyer by Asialaw Leading Lawyers in the area of dispute resolution & litigation. He has been praised by clients as a “thorough, practical and accessible” practitioner. |
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Jai Pathak Gibson Dunn & Crutcher |
| Key practice areas: M&A; private equity; banking & finance; infrastructure; restructuring |
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Mohan Pillay Pinsent Masons MPillay |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation; regional arbitration; construction |
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Gary Pryke Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; capital markets; corporate/M&A; employment; financial services |
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Regina Quek One Legal |
| Key practice areas: Trademarks; patent; design; copyright |
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Chelva Retnam Rajah Tan Rajah & Cheah |
| Key practice areas: Litigation; arbitration; commercial disputes; property; insolvency |
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Krishna Ramachandra Duane Morris & Selvam |
| Key practice areas: Corporate and M&A; fintech including blockchain technology; capital markets; TMT; private equity & venture capital |
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Andreas Respondek Respondek & Fan |
| Key practice areas: Aviation; commercial; corporate; government; insurance; international trade |
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Stephen Revell Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer |
| Key practice areas: Corporate M&A; capital markets; regulatory and corporate governance; financial services; energy and natural resources |
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Mohammed Reza Simmons & Simmons Tel: +65 6831 5582 Email: mohammed.reza@simmons-simmons.com |
| Key practice areas: Commercial and financial litigation; international arbitration; employment; anti-money laundering; insider dealing and market manipulation |
| Reza is a commercial dispute resolution specialist who has received recognition from legal directories for “his expertise on multi-jurisdictional financial and funds disputes”, his “extraordinary intellectual energy” and for being “user-friendly and brilliant”. An experienced trial and appellate advocate in corporate, banking and employment disputes, much of Reza’s work is international in scope and he is frequently sought out to advise clients in the financial markets space on sensitive, complex and cross-border matters with significant regulatory exposure. |
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Jake Robson Morrison & Foerster |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border M&A; financial institutions; TMT; fintech/insurTech; corporate |
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Kayal Sachi Mayer Brown |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance |
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Andrew Schleider Shearman & Sterling |
| Key practice areas: Debt capital markets; equity capital markets; liability management |
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Marilyn See Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Debt capital markets; banking & finance |
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Samuel Seow Samuel Seow Law Corporation |
| Key practice areas: Entertainment and media law; commercial litigation |
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Matthew Sheridan Sidley Austin Tel: +65 6230 3928 Email: msheridan@sidley.com |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; global finance; M&A |
| G. Matthew Sheridan is the managing partner of Sidley’s Singapore office and a member of the firm’s Executive Committee. He is global co-head of the capital markets practice and Asia co-head of the international corporate finance practice and works from the firm’s Singapore and Hong Kong offices.
Matt represents underwriters and issuers, including corporate enterprises, financial institutions, governments and governmental entities in connection with corporate financings through global offerings of debt and equity securities, as well as mergers and acquisitions and corporate and distressed restructurings. He advises clients throughout the Asia Pacific region, including Singapore, Indonesia, mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, India, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam. His experience includes transactions involving a broad range of sectors, including real estate, telecommunications, financial institutions, technology, transportation, metals, mining, forest products, consumer products, power and oil and gas. Matt has been recognized as a leading lawyer by several publications, including the Legal 500 Asia Pacific, Chambers Global, Chambers Asia Pacific, International Financial Law Review’s IFLR 1000, Asia Law & Practice’s Asialaw Leading Lawyers, The Asian Lawyer, PLC Which Lawyer and Who’s Who Legal – Capital Markets. In 2014, Matt was named a “Real Estate All Star Lawyer” for his representation of real estate clients across a broad range of financing transactions by The Asian Lawyer, a sister publication of The American Lawyer. In the 2015 edition of Chambers Asia Pacific, Matt was described as being “well known in the market for his deep experience in high-yield matters. He has been working in Asia for over two decades and is the co-head of the firm’s corporate finance practice.” He was also noted in the book as being “particularly highly regarded for his expertise in capital markets.” In the 2016 edition of Chambers Asia Pacific, Matt was described as “a terrific lawyer who knows the law inside out.” Matt is a graduate of Monash University. He is admitted in New York and is registered as Foreign Lawyer in Singapore and Hong Kong. |
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Nish Shetty Clifford Chance |
| Key practice areas: International arbitration; commercial litigation; restructuring & insolvency; regulatory; treaty arbitration |
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Siddhartha Sivaramakrishnan Herbert Smith Freehills |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets financial services regulatory; US securities; equity capital markets; debt capital markets |
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Narayanan Sreenivasan Straits Law Practice |
| Key practice areas: Litigation |
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Jeremy Stoupas Allen & Overy |
| Key practice areas: Debt and equity capital markets |
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Joyce Tan Joyce A Tan & Partners |
| Key practice areas: Corporate and commercial matters; cross-border M&A; private equity investments; TMT; IP |
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Min-Li Tan Colin Ng & Partners |
| Key practice areas: Corporate finance; securities and capital markets; M&A |
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Ronnie Tan Central Chambers |
| Key practice areas: Government projects advisory (legal); corporate and commercial litigation; employment; criminal litigation; construction disputes |
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Tze Gay Tan Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets, corporate regulatory & compliance |
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Shirin Tang Morrison & Foerster |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border M&A; private equity; corporate; real estate; technology |
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Lorraine Tay Bird & Bird ATMD |
| Key practice areas: IP; brand management and exploitation; commercialization of IP; designs; copyright; patents |
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Kian Sing Toh Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Maritime litigation; international arbitration; international trade; trade finance; joint venture disputes |
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Abraham Vergis Providence Law Asia |
| Key practice areas: International arbitration; corporate and commercial litigation; corporate insolvency and restructuring; private wealth litigation; construction litigation |
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Yingyu Wang Taylor Vinters |
| Key practice areas: Commercial disputes; IP; TMT; commercial law; corporate issues and fund raising |
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Ronald Wong Covenant Chambers |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation and arbitration; tech law, ICOs and blockchain; employment law; investments & financing; regulatory advice, deals and commercial agreements |
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Wendell Wong Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Civil and criminal law; regulatory and compliance; dispute resolution |
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Francis Xavier Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border commercial litigation; international commercial and treaty arbitration; banking, finance and investment disputes; construction disputes; aviation |
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Audrey Yap Yusarn Audrey |
| Key practice areas: IP strategy; patent drafting & prosecution; trademark portfolio management; franchising & licensing of IP; IP Dispute Resolution |
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Wai Ming Yap Morgan Lewis Stamford |
| Key practice areas: M&A; project finance; equity and debt capital markets (including Islamic finance); gaming and leisure |
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Andre Yeap Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: International arbitration; commercial litigation; construction, energy and projects; white collar crime and investigations; insolvency |
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Alvin Yeo WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Litigation and arbitration in banking; corporate/commercial and infrastructure disputes |
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Jimmy Yim Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Arbitration; commercial litigation; construction & engineering; corporate litigation; defamation |
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Stefanie Yuen Thio TSMP Law Corporation |
| Key practice areas: M&A; corporate/commercial transactions; capital markets; investments; restructuring and insolvency |
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