Date Published: 2 April 2019
Authors and Contributors: See Tow Soo Ling, Subramanian Pillai, Venetia Tan, Ervin Roe Lim Shu-Yi and Benita Koh.
CNPLaw’s (formally known as Colin Ng & Partners) dispute resolution team, Subramanian Pillai, See Tow Soo Ling and Venetia Tan, assisted by Lim Shu-Yi, Benita Koh and Ervin Roe, authored the Singapore chapter in the 11th edition of the Dispute Resolution Review. This review is published by Law Business Research Ltd and covers an overview of civil court systems of 37 jurisdictions. It offers a guide to those who are faced with disputes across international boundaries.
The Singapore chapter touched on issues such as an overview of the dispute resolution framework, the year in review of arbitration in Singapore, reforms in several areas of Singapore Law, significant decisions in court, the court procedures, legal practice, documents and the protection of privilege and alternatives to litigation such as arbitration, mediation and other forms of dispute resolution.
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Our general litigation practice is primarily business-oriented and involves most types of civil litigation. Our dispute resolution lawyers assist corporate and private clients in their claims and disputes arising from areas such as company law, defamation, and intellectual property on top of others mentioned.
When faced with complex domestic or international commercial disputes, our dispute resolution lawyers are ready to offer comprehensive legal advice, with the aim of developing winning arbitration strategies and enforcement actions, resolving our clients’ high-value issues.
The Arbitrators and the team have extensive experience in handling a wide range of arbitral matters under the rules of major international arbitration institutions including the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC), the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for International Arbitration (KLRCA), Hong Kong International Arbitration Center (HKIAC) and other notable arbitral institutions.
