Alvin Yeo SC, Chou Sean Yu

WongPartnership LLP

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WongPartnership LLP is one of the largest law firms in Singapore with over 230 lawyers offering a full range of legal services. The firm also has a well-established office in China, two offices in the Middle East and a growing practice in the region.

The firm has a twin focus on advisory/transactional work in the areas of finance, corporate and capital markets, where we have been involved in landmark mergers and acquisitions and capital markets transactions, as well as commercial dispute resolution where we have handled complex and high-profile litigation and arbitration matters. In addition to these areas, the firm has specialised practices dealing with projects and infrastructure, tax, competition, intellectual property and corporate governance & compliance.

Recognised as a market leader, the firm is consistently ranked at the highest levels by international commentators in all its major practices, including having most recently been named ‘Law Firm of the Year’ for Singapore at the International Financial Law Review’s (IFLR) Asia Awards 2009.

WongPartnership has a leading arbitration practice with the capability to manage domestic as well as international arbitrations in any jurisdiction. We have conducted arbitrations under all the leading arbitral regimes.

Our extensive expertise in contentious work in Singapore is matched by our thriving China practice with our Shanghai representative office meeting the demand for on-ground support from our clients. Our regional experience spans the handling of China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) arbitrations in China, to advising the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) on the establishment of a dispute resolution centre in Delhi, India, with India’s Construction Industry Development Council, to conducting arbitrations involving projects in China, Taiwan, Korea, Indonesia and Mauritius.