Litigation, Arbitration & Alternative Dispute Resolution

Civil and commercial disputes, in court and out of it.

General information on litigation and dispute resolution in Singapore, not legal advice. For advice on your own circumstances, speak with one of our lawyers.

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In our words

At some point in time, virtually everyone is forced to take part in some form of dispute resolution. If you operate a business, you may participate in it on a regular basis. For others, if unfortunate circumstances present themselves, you may be required to bring or defend a lawsuit.

Successful litigation is based on experience, meticulous preparation, and knowledge of the law and business practices and customs.

Our lawyers are proficient in alternative dispute resolution and represent clients in arbitration and mediation panels.

What we handle

  • Litigation
  • Mediation and arbitration
  • Negotiations
  • Corporate Litigation including shareholder disputes, oppression actions and receivership
  • Insolvency & Liquidation which includes corporate restructuring, bankruptcy and winding-up
  • Trust Claims which includes claims for breach of trust
  • Debt Recovery
  • Construction which includes general advisory services for contractors and claims for work done, default, variation and damages
  • Defamation including traditional libel and slander claims and defamation on the Internet and electronic mail
  • Insurance including marine and non-marine insurance claims
  • Real Estate Litigation including disputes between vendors and purchasers, Strata Title disputes, landlord and tenant claims, trespass, nuisance and easements

Fees

Fees depend on the scope of the matter. Ask us for a quote.

Initial consultationReviewing your documents and explaining where you stand and the options open to you.On enquiry
Letters and negotiationLetters of demand, replies and settlement negotiations before any claim is filed.On enquiry
Court or arbitration proceedingsBringing or defending a claim and taking it through to a hearing.On enquiry

Where to start

Call or email us with a short outline of your matter, and we will advise on the next step.

Have questions?

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