Litigation & Dispute Resolution Department

Our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Department is acknowledged as a market leader and is one of the largest dispute resolution practices in Singapore.

We handle the full spectrum of contentious work and have teams focusing on specific areas of specialist litigation. In addition to our active Court practice, we offer extensive expertise in domestic as well as international arbitration, and have conducted arbitrations involving the SIAC, LCIA, ICC and UNCITRAL Rules and Model Law.

Banking & Insolvency
Commercial & Corporate Litigation
Infrastructure, Projects & Construction

Capital Markets & Corporate Department

Our Capital Markets & Corporate Department offers an extensive range of corporate services, and is at the forefront of corporate, banking and finance law in Singapore . We advise on banking and financing transactions in Singapore, equity, equity-linked and debt fund-raisings in Singapore, securitisations originated in Singapore, mergers and acquisitions in Singapore and the region, as well as corporate real estate, corporate restructuring, fund management and financial services/regulatory work.

Asset Management & Funds
Banking & Finance
Corporate/Mergers & Acquisitions
Corporate Real Estate
Debt Capital Markets & Structured Finance
Equity Capital Markets

Specialised/Regional Practices

We are able to draw on the expertise of the lawyers in our various practice groups and have developed specialised practices in Competition, Corporate Governance & Compliance, Intellectual Property and Tax. In addition, the firm's regional practice focuses on international and cross-border work in South-east Asia and North Asia Pacific, and we have dedicated China, India and Middle East practices.

Competition
Corporate Governance & Compliance
Intellectual Property
Tax
China
India
Middle East

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WongPartnership LLP (Registration No. LL0800003D) is a limited liability law partnership registered in Singapore under the Limited Liability Partnerships Act (Chapter 163A). On 1 January 2008, it was converted from a firm to a limited liability partnership.