Expertise
Five practices,one standard of care.
We advise across five practices. Each is led by a partner who stays with the matter from beginning to end, and draws in colleagues from across the firm when a matter crosses lines — as most do.
- Practices
- 05
- Led by
- A named partner in each, from first call to completion

01Practice areas
Select a practice for detail
Practice areas
- 01
Corporate & Commercial
For founders, boards and investors at the moments that shape a business.
Led by Daniel Tan & Marcus Lim
- 1.1Mergers & acquisitions
- 1.2Investment & fundraising
- 1.3Shareholder arrangements
- 1.4Joint ventures
- 1.5Commercial contracts
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- 02
Dispute Resolution
When a relationship breaks down, clarity is worth more than noise.
Led by Amelia Lee
- 2.1Commercial litigation
- 2.2Arbitration
- 2.3Shareholder & boardroom disputes
- 2.4Mediation & settlement
- 2.5Urgent relief
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- 03
Real Estate
Property is often a client’s largest commitment. We treat it that way.
Led by Marcus Lim
- 3.1Acquisitions & disposals
- 3.2Development
- 3.3Leasing
- 3.4Title & strata
- 3.5Financing
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- 04
Employment
Good employment advice is quiet. It prevents the dispute you never hear about.
Led by Nadia Rahman
- 4.1Contracts & handbooks
- 4.2Restructuring
- 4.3Workplace investigations
- 4.4Industrial Court
- 4.5Executive arrangements
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- 05
Private Client
Wealth is personal. So is the advice that protects it.
Led by Daniel Tan
- 5.1Wills & estate planning
- 5.2Family business succession
- 5.3Trusts & holding structures
- 5.4Probate & administration
- 5.5Powers of attorney
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02Where practices meet
One matter, one team
Matters rarely sitin one practice.
When a matter touches several areas of law, the lead partner brings the right colleagues in at the start. You still have one point of contact and one engagement letter.
- A
Selling a family business
The share sale is corporate work; the proceeds and the family’s plans are private client work; the people who come with the business are an employment question.
- B
A shareholder falling-out
The agreement sets the rules, the dispute may need the courts, and the company still has to be run while it is resolved.
- C
Opening a new office
A lease to negotiate, employment contracts to put in place and, often, a new entity to establish.
Consultation
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- 01Matter
- 02Outline
- 03Availability
- 04Review
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