Following the hires of Henry Winter and Gavin Margetson from Mishcon de Reya LLP, the international arbitration offering at Charles Russell Speechlys LLP in Singapore has grown significantly.

The international arbitration practice at Simmons & Simmons is led by Benson Lim. The team has recently been strengthened with the addition of Lijun Chui, who joined the firm from Bird & Bird ATMD LLP in June 2024; she is recommended for disputes in the IT and technology sectors.

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP has expanded into the international arbitration market in Singapore, with the addition Friven Yeoh in October 2024 and the move of Sharmistha Chakrabarti from the New York office to Singapore in August 2025. Together, Yeoh and Chakrabarti are skilled in acting on high value and complex arbitration cases, leveraging their qualification in multiple major arbitration hubs.

Described as ‘efficient, hardworking and diligent‘, the international arbitration team at Clifford Chance is ‘very well co-ordinated between Singapore and international perspectives’. Covering investor-state and state-to-state arbitrations, as well as ad hoc arbitrations across a broad range of disputes including banking and finance, energy and resources, commercial, trade and joint ventures. The Singapore team is jointly led by Nish Shetty and Paul Sandosham. Shetty maintains a leading reputation across Asia, handling cross-jurisdictional disputes throughout Europe and Asia. While Sandosham is recognised for his international arbitration and litigation work in the infrastructure, construction, power, energy, oil and gas, natural resources and commodities sectors. Kabir Singh is a go-to for clients in India, Indonesia and South East Asia, renowned for supporting a client roster of multinational businesses and financial institutions. Jonathan Lai is another key name to note.

Acting in high-value bet-the-company disputes worldwide, Drew & Napier LLC‘s international arbitration team is praised for its ability to ‘combine technical strength with commercial practicality’. Encompassing both commercial and investor-state disputes, the practice’s expertise covers the full gamut of arbitration work; its breadth of expertise covers a wide range of industry sectors, including construction and infrastructure, energy, insurance, finance, commodities, tech, oil and gas, joint ventures, crypto and healthcare. The group is jointly spearheaded by Randolph Khoo and Wendell Wong. Khoo is an international arbitration expert with noted experience in cross-jurisdictional matters concerning China, India, Indonesia and Russia. While Wong leverages deep experience leading arbitrations under the SIAC, ICC and UNCITRAL, frequently representing international private-sector businesses and state-owned companies in disputes. As far as senior counsel are concerned, Blossom Hing SC  and Jimmy Yim SC are well-equipped to handle commercial arbitration cases involving multiple national laws, while firm CEO Cavinder Bull SC is a ‘go-to advocate for any large case’.

Freshfields houses a team with significant experience in investor-state, commercial and construction arbitrations, often involving oil and gas, energy, international trade and financial services. The team is spearheaded by Nicholas Lingard, who routinely acts as counsel for multinationals, notably energy majors, state-owned enterprises, private equity firms, sovereign wealth, in a range of domestic and international arbitration disputes, exhibiting specialism in navigating politically-sensitive disputes. Seasoned attorney Samantha Tan is adept in a wide range of arbitration matters, showcasing strong knowledge in investment treaty arbitration, representing both investors and states.

Fielding an ‘intelligent, commercial and legally sound’ team, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP has an enviable track record in high-stakes disputes, including commercial, shareholder, construction and investor-state arbitrations. ‘Meticulous, thoughtful and understated’ practice head Gitta Satryani is a renowned for experience handling international investment law and Indonesian disputes. Alastair Henderson maintains a reputation as a ‘leading arbitration light’, regularly sitting as an arbitratior in major arbitration rules such as the ICC, SIAC, AIAC, LCIA and UNCITRAL. Tomas Furlong brings deep expertise in the Middle East and Asian-related arbitrations, dividing his time between Dubai and Singapore. Daniel Waldek is a key contact for construction and infrastructure arbitrations, placing particular focus on projects in the Middle East and ASEAN regions. The firm also has a tie-up with local structure Prolegis LLC for Singapore court litigation.

Exhibiting a ‘depth of expertise, commercial acumen, and client-centric approach’, WongPartnership LLP is consistently instructed to act in big-ticket investor-state and commercial arbitration mandates. Regularly sought out to act in the full range of disputes is Chou Sean Yu, the litigation and dispute resolution group head. Koh Swee Yen leads the international arbitration practice, excelling in commercial and investment treaty arbitrations, where she acts both for and against States. Hock Keng Chan is appointed to the SIAC, regularly acting in both English and Chinese cases. Wendy Lin retains a strong reputation in complex commercial, fraud and asset recovery disputes.

Allen & Gledhill LLP houses a ‘meticulous and well-prepared’ team, with a successful track record in complex arbitrations related to infrastructure, energy, construction and engineering projects for a client base of corporations from across ASEAN, global multinational companies, government agencies and government-linked entities. Co-head Dinesh Dhillon on brings extensive experience in a variety of cases, relating to banking, corporate, employment, insurance, property and shareholder disputes. Co-head Chong Yee Leong maintains a leading reputation in the dispute resolution space, actively involved with construction, energy, oil and gas, power and infrastructure clients in Asia and Africa. Ramesh Selvaraj is highly skilled at handling, among others, Indonesia-related disputes.

Recommended as ‘a true international practice’, A&O Shearman acts for a broad client roster in complex international arbitration cases, housing a team of ‘responsive and constructive’ practitioners, with a standout practice in energy disputes relating to both renewables and hydrocarbons, The practice is co-led by the ‘highly sought after’ solicitor-advocate Sheila Ahuja KC – the only solicitor to be appointed silk in England and Wales in 2025 –  alongside the ‘exceptional arbitration lawyer’ Emmanuel Jacomy who is a key client for state-owned entities and governments. Jae Hee Suh, Dimitrios Katsikis and Tze Siong Ang are further key names within the group.

Able to ‘understand the commercial context to arbitration disputes’, Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow‘s Singapore office has enviable sector expertise in award enforcements, contractual, corporate, financial and project disputes. The practice has particular experience in cases involving India, Hong Kong, Japan, China, South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia, as well as leveraging the firm’s broader international network. Nandakumar Ponniya leads the group, praised for delivering ‘advocacy at a superior level’, while bringing strong expertise in the energy, tech and financial services sectors, with a niche focus in complex construction and contractual arbitration. Ashish Chugh‘s track record encompasses a range of international cases.

King & Spalding LLP is consistently instructed to act in some of the market’s most significant investor-state and commercial arbitration disputes, fielding sector specialists in oil and gas, construction and investment treaty cases. The practice is expertly led by ‘leading expert in international arbitration’ Wade Coriell and ‘extremely skilled’ Nils Eliasson. Coreil divides his time between Houston and Singapore, routinely acting as lead counsel in high-profile multi-jurisdictional cases. Eliasson is a highly regarded arbitration lawyer who excels in M&A, private equity investments, joint venture, banking and finance, construction and shareholder disputes. Elodie Dulac is particularly active in investment treaty arbitrations, notably involving Philippines and Vietnam. Adept in cases involving the energy sector is Anisha Sud, who brings a niche focus on LNG disputes.

Renowned for its specialist LNG-related and energy-related disputes work, Mayer Brown handles high-value arbitration and litigation cases for a client roster spanning the full energy value chain, from LNG traders, project owners, and terminal operators to governments, private equity funds, and renewable energy developers. Delivering ‘highly commercial and results-driven advice’ is practice head Yu-Jin Tay, who brings deep experience in key areas of international arbitration, including investment treaty arbitration, infrastructure and construction arbitration, technology-related arbitrations, defence procurement arbitrations, life sciences related arbitrations and natural resource and mining arbitrations. Adept in construction-related arbitration cases, Paul Teo is a go-to for high value disputes.

A ‘reactive and commercial’ team, Rajah & Tann Asia‘s Singapore practice is known for handling high-value international arbitration work in the energy, construction and technology spaces. The team is co-headed by Kelvin Poon, SC, an expert in international commercial and investor-state arbitration who sits on the SIAC panel regularly handling Indian-related arbitrations as well as arbitrations in Singapore. Co-head Avinash Pradhan‘s wide-ranging experience includes roles in both ad hoc and institutional arbitrations, acting as counsel in international seated arbitrations in Asia and globally.

With a ‘efficient and effective team’, White & Case Pte. Ltd. consistently acts in significant, high-value cross-border disputes, housing a growing practice in construction, energy, infrastructure, and M&A arbitrations. APAC Head of International Arbitration Matthew Secomb focuses on energy, construction and commercial sectors, leveraging dual qualification in common and civil law systems. Aditya Singh is uniquely placed to practice across London, New York and India, frequently acting in investor-state arbitrations and white collar investigations. Also dual qualified, across England, Wales, New York, Singapore and Washington DC is Philip Tan, who showcases excellence in energy-related and construction disputes, alongside commercial and investor-state arbitration cases.

Exhibiting ‘professionalism, responsiveness, and a collaborative spirit’, Ashurst ADTLaw is experienced in an array of complex commercial matters, as well as housing a standout practice in renewable energy disputes, notably high value oil and gas disputes. Group head Michael Weatherley‘s utilises his dual qualification in England and Australia, exhibiting sector expertise encompasses energy, gas, power, construction, engineering and mining. Tri-qualified Sylvia Tee is an expert in multi-jurisdictional cases in the infrastructure and resources sector, as well as bringing strength in joint venture and M&A disputes.

The group of ‘excellent international arbitration practitioners’ at Breakpoint LLC are geared to support a diverse client base, from multinationals and conglomerates to major Singaporean and international firms. ‘Commercially minded’ practice head KC Lye is reputed for his longstanding disputes experience and maintains a strong position in the market for a range of arbitration work, representing those in the oil and gas, aviation and general commercial sectors. Darius Chan  – also a door tenant at Fountain Court Chambers  – is another key name.

Clyde & Co Clasis Singapore‘s team is consistently instructed to act in both local and global disputes, leveraging the bench of its network of regional offices. It is equipped to represent clients across insurance, oil and gas, renewables, power, transport, shipping and construction. Prakash Pillai is a seasoned international arbitration lawyer and litigator who frequently appears before tribunals in both ad-hoc and institutional arbitrations.  Other key team members are Leon Alexander, Ik Wei Chong, Eugene Tan, Andrew Bicknell, Weiyi Tan, Nicholas Lum, Sean Hardy and Sandra Tan.

Davinder Singh Chambers is visible on the full lifecycle of the international arbitration process, often appearing before the Singapore courts. The group is spearheaded by Davinder Singh SC, a longstanding litigation expert who maintains a reputation for his work involving regional and international jurisdictions, praised as exhibiting ‘superb litigation strategies’. Jaikanth Shankar has a robust international commercial arbitration practice, regularly appearing before arbitral tribunals under various institutions in complex disputes involving joint ventures, shareholders, fraud, and breaches of directors’ duties. David Fong‘s offering is comprehensive, and he frequently handles commercial, construction, projects and infrastructure, natural resources and trusts disputes.

Dentons Rodyk’s Singapore team fields a large disputes group active in the full range of commercial disputes, jointly led by Lawrence Teh, Melvin See and Melissa Thng. Teh, global co-head of the firm’s international arbitration practice, exhibiting strong experience in commercial disputes involving international trade, commodities, maritime, aviation, banking, construction, M&A and joint ventures. Thng is recommended for both arbitration and litigation, typically involving renewable conventional energy, infrastructure, construction, crypto, pharma and aviation projects.

Structured as a group practice and comprising lawyers who practice as individuals, Duxton Hill Chambers is credited as a ‘strong Singaporean disputes powerhouse’. Toby Landau KC is experience across the full suite of commercial and investor-state arbitrations, credited for his ‘masterful advocacy’. ‘Outstanding advocate and arbitrator’ Jern-Fei Ng KC handles cases involving multiple jurisdictions. The practice was strengthened by the addition of Matthew Gearing KC in January 2025 and Jennifer Lim in August 2024 – in August 2025 it opened a London office.

HFW Singapore LLP houses ‘personable and approachable’ experts in international arbitrations involving energy, resources, shipping, offshore projects and commodities. Dan Perera sits on global arbitration panels, conducting high-value arbitrations under SIAC, ICC, LCIA and AA-ICDR rules, placing notable focus on hydrocarbons, carbon markets, mining and metals, blockchain and crypto. Adam Richardson is a commodities expert, recommended for advising his client base on cross-border contracting and electronic trade documentation. Shaun Leong is a notable hire from Withers KhattarWong LLP .

Linklaters is well known for its representation of arbitrations across the financial services, energy and commercial spaces. The ‘personable and practical.’ team works in conjunction with its global arbitration teams, handling cases under a wide range of arbitration rules. Co-head Jelita Pandjaitan specialises in resources and financial services disputes, routinely acting as counsel in ICC and SIAC arbitrations. Co-head Andrew Battisson is a key port of call for matters across APAC, India and the Middle East, maintaining a reputation for investment treaty and international commercial arbitrations. Rebecca James leverages extensive experience practising in Singapore, Australia, and the UK to advise on intricate international disputes, with a particular focus on the Asia Pacific region and the Middle East.

Fielding a ‘highly qualified local Singaporean team led by an international arbitration expert’, Norton Rose Fulbright is instructed by clients in the energy, commodities, infrastructure and tech sectors to act in multi-jurisdictional, complex arbitrations. The team is a standout in the energy sector, bringing an active offering in oil, gas, power generation, conventional and renewable energy disputes. Leading the group is Kent Phillips, a renowned energy disputes specialist, whose offering has recently boosted in the offshore wind infrastructure and M&A related matters. Co-head Katie Chung is a pipeline for both private and state-owned clients in international arbitrations, including carbon credit and post M&A disputes. Lukas Lim is another key member of the team.

With a ‘pragmatic and commercial approach’, Pinsent Masons MPillay‘s Singapore team has a strong track record of international arbitration in the infrastructure and energy sectors, with a particular reputation for emergency arbitrations in construction disputes. ‘Immensely experienced’ co-head Chen Han Toh is a go-to for major international clients. Co-head and solicitor-advocate Sam Boyling divides his time between Singapore and Beijing, often advising Chinese SEO contractors on large-scale energy and infrastructure projects worldwide. Frédéric Gillion brings deep experience in construction projects, covering the full spectrum of matters involving infrastructure, transport, water, wastewater and energy.

A boutique particularly active in matters concerning engineering and financial services, Three Crowns LLP has seen recent growth in its team and leverages the group’s skill set to act in complex and internationally significant arbitrations. Co-head Daryl Chew is reputed for the depth of his expertise across all major arbitration hubs, leading on matters concerning energy, construction, M&A, joint venture and commercial disputes. Co-head Simon Elliot has strong credentials in commercial and investment treaty disputes, showing particular devotion to disputes arising out of large infrastructure or other major projects.

CMS‘s arbitration practice spans an array of industries, including energy, infrastructure and construction, tech, media and telecoms, insurance and the life sciences sectors. The group has a strong regional disputes base, as well as an international arbitration practice equipped to operate out of major hubs globally. The department is under the co-leadership of Lakshanthi Fernando, a solicitor-advocate who has strong credentials in the tech, media and banking sectors, notably within the South East and North Asia areas. Co-head Lynette Chew‘s practice straddles contentious and non-contentious work, utilising her strong expertise in infrastructure, construction and engineering projects. Co-head Kelvin Aw is instructed on a variety of transaction dispute matters.

Dunbar & Lim Chambers LLC's ‘grounded, pragmatic, and solution-focused’ team comprises experts in investor-state, automotive and energy disputes, regularly representing clients across Asia, Europe, North America and the Middle-East. The group is jointly spearheaded by ‘top tier international arbitration lawyers’ Simon Dunbar and Kevin Lim, who hold longstanding arbitration practices and are veterans in joint ventures, tech, energy, infrastructure and investor-state disputes.

Joseph Lopez LLP covers a wide scope of jurisdictions, and its wide-ranging expertise lies in shipping, international trade, commodities, mining, oil and gas, banking and finance, building and contractual disputes. The boutique firm is headed by Joseph Lopez, who draws on over three decades experience in international and domestic arbitration, regularly representing clients in complex cross-border disputes across the commodities, energy, infrastructure, and maritime sectors, and Lopez also sits as an arbitrator on the reserve panel of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre. Kyle Yew and Daniel Tan are other notable figures within the group.

Praised for it’s ‘rare combination of deep technical knowledge, strategic insight, and commercial sensibility’, K&L Gates Straits Law LLC’s Singapore group leverages its firm-wide strength in investment treaty disputes, complex arbitrations relating to M&A and shareholder disputes, offshore construction and operations disputes, and applications to the Singapore Court. Its specialists are a key port of call for clients in India, Korea, Japan and France. Group head Raja Bose has longstanding experience in dispute resolution, utilising his dual Singapore and England qualification. Henry Kim exhibits strength in energy, infrastructure and resources matters.

Counting multinational corporations and governments within its client roster, King & Wood Mallesons focuses on commercial and investment treaty arbitrations across construction, infrastructure, and technology sectors. The ‘prepared, fair, decisive and pragmatic’ Amanda Lees heads the team, leveraging her dual Singapore and Australia qualification to act for multinationals, states and state-owned enterprises in highly complex cases.

Demonstrating considerable expertise in energy, M&A and finance arbitrations, Lindsay Francis & Mangan are a key contact for leading corporates and third-party funders. Spearheaded by Mark Mangan, a seasoned advocate in complex arbitrations, who frequently handles mandates within Singapore, the region and beyond to US, Japan, India, Malaysia, Australia and the UK.

LVM Law Chambers LLC is home to a well experienced international arbitration team equipped to act across diverse sectors including shipping, professional and indemnity insurance, construction, aviation, transport, crime and investigations, and private wealth and trust. The group is steered by Lok Vi Ming SC, who is recommended for both international and domestic disputes in the SIAC and ICC as both counsel and arbitrator. Also adept in a broad range of arbitrations is Joseph Lee, whose practice covers disputes in the shareholder, insurance, construction, medical, telecoms, franchising and vehicle manufacturing sectors.

Able to handle complex international and domestic arbitration disputes, Providence Law Asia LLC boasts particular experience across telecoms, crypto and investor-state disputes. The team is led by co-founder Abraham Vergis SC. He is supported by Zhuo Jiaxiang, a key contact for representing multinational corporations, governments, and state-owned entities in disputes across sectors such as construction, energy, telecommunications, and defence technology. Other key names are Wei Shing Ngo, Colin Liew and Asiyah Arif.

With demonstratable expertise across sectors such as banking, energy, construction, shipping, and technology, Shook Lin & Bok LLP continues to showcase strong capability in complex mandates in the areas of banking and finance disputes, intellectual property disputes and trusts matters. The group is jointly spearheaded by Sarjit Singh Gill SC, a seasoned disputes practitioner with strong proficiency in corporate and commercial disputes, banking-related disputes, shareholder disputes, professional negligence and fraud, alongside David Chan who is well-equipped to handle domestic and cross-border finance-related disputes, with noted specialisms in fraud and insolvency matters.

Stephenson Harwood LLP‘s team is well positioned to collaborate with the firms other international arbitration teams, exhibiting capabilities across all key hubs in the APAC region and worldwide. The team bring sector expertise in energy, construction, maritime and international trade sectors. Group co-head by Michelle Yong, utilises her longstanding industry experience to handle high-profile, complex shipping, oil, gas and international trade matters. While co-head Daryll Ng has significant court experience at all levels of Singapore courts, acting as both assisting and lead counsel. Justin Gan has significant experience at the intersection of arbitrations and shipping. John Zadkovich leverages the bench of his legal experience across APAC, Europe and the Middle East to work with key international arbitration hubs.

TSMP Law Corporation’s practice covers the scope of complex commercial, shareholder, and investment disputes, with a reputation for complex construction and engineering disputes. Thio Shen Yi SC spearheads the group, drawing on extensive arbitration experience before a range of fora, with multinational corporations from Asia, US and Europe regularly turning to him for assistance. Key figures in the team are Derek Loh, Melvin Chan, Felicia Tan, Kelvin Koh and Ong Pei Ching.

With a particularly active practice in the energy, transport and infrastructure sectors, Watson Farley & Williams LLP is geared to support on arbitrations arising out of complex transactions involving clients across the commodity trading, upstream and downstream oil and gas, mining and metals, shipping and aviation sectors. At the helm of the Singapore office is Sumeet Malhotra, who is particularly impressive in the commodities and mining space. Kimarie Cheang leverages her triple-qualification in Singapore, Hong Kong, England and Wales to work on arbitrations in major hubs.

Bayfront Law LLC handles a wide scope of arbitration matters, excelling in aviation, project management, manufacturing, tech and construction-related disputes. At the helm of the practice is Kesavan Nair, who advises clients in commercial, corporate and criminal matters, and Paras Lalwani, who leverages extensive experience before the Singapore court to assist high net worth individuals, shareholders and directors, multinational corporations and trust companies.

Blackstone & Gold is steered by Baldev Bhinder. Commodities, fraud, financial and insurance disputes sit at the heart of the firm. Bhinder deals with a variety of jurisdictions, alongside appearing as lead counsel in Singapore courts.

The ‘collaborative, open, and efficient’ international arbitration team at Braddell Brothers LLP handles a range of disputes across corporate, commercial, defamation, employment, energy, media and telecoms, probate and estate disputes. Noted for his track record in arbitrations seated in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Brunei and Vietnam, practice head Edmund Kronenburg steers the group as a ‘responsive and reliable lawyer’.

Counting multinational corporations, state-owned enterprises and high-net-worth individuals in its client roster, Helmsman LLC is well-equipped to act on both domestic and international disputes across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East. Spearheaded by the ‘very intelligent, knowledgeable and capable partner’ Una Khng is highly experienced in disputes arising out of complex financing structures, joint venture and shareholder disputes, breaches of trusts,  fraud and misrepresentation. Chen Zhida is a go-to for shipping cases. Basil Lee joined the firm in August 2024, bringing strong expertise in intellectual property law.

Hogan Lovells Lee & Lee houses a dedicated international arbitration team, with prowess across construction, energy and natural resources disputes. The group has been strengthened by the arrival of Rob Palmer from Ashurst ADTLaw in November 2024. Palmer has a distinguished reputation in the international arbitration area, leveraging qualification in New Zealand, New South Wales, Australia and England to conduct arbitrations across major hubs. Shi Jin Chia is another notable figure within the practice.

Jones Day has a comprehensive arbitration workload spanning energy, oil and gas, mining, infrastructure, construction, shipping and other commercial areas. Practice head James Fidler centres his workload on complex multi-jurisdictional civil litigation investigations, often involving fraud, asset tracking and award enforcement. While Lydia Ni‘s capabilities focus on construction and joint venture disputes.

Morgan Lewis Stamford LLC is geared to support on the full range of international commercial arbitrations, with noted sector specialisms in construction and engineering, energy and resources, and insurance and reinsurance. Wendy Tan steers the team, maintaining a strong reputation for her litigation and arbitration work, while acting on complex, high-value proceedings in multiple jurisdictions including Singapore, London and Hong Kong.

Noted for its ‘dependable and collaborative approach to arbitration matters’, Oon & Bazul LLP handles a range of disputes across the aviation, shipping, international trade, oil and gas, reinsurance, projects, and mineral exploration sectors, often navigating cases with foreign law and multi-jurisdictional elements. ‘Standout practitioner’ Elan Krishna is a go-to for corporate and individual clients in international commercial arbitration matters, particularly involving fraud, corruption or illegality. Bazul Ashhab represents multinational corporations, financial institutions, and high-net-worth individuals in international arbitration proceedings across major seats in Asia and beyond.

The international arbitration team at RPC Premier Law represents a range of clients, from multinational corporations, financial institutions, insurers and governments, to private entities and individuals, in multi-jurisdictional arbitration disputes spanning sectors such as international trade, banking and finance, energy, construction, transport, and insurance. Swee Siang Boey heads up the group.

Sidley Austin LLP has developed a wide international arbitration practice, spanning jurisdictions within Asia and globally, with key clients including life sciences, energy, infrastructure, real estate, financial services, tech, insurance, metals and mining, manufacturing, and shipping. The group is led by Tai-Heng Cheng who divides his time between Singapore and New York and is sought out by companies, boards and governments on the full range of arbitration matters.

Siraj Omar LLC was set up in January 2025 by leading arbitration practitioners Siraj Omar, SC and Allister Tan. Recommended as a new ‘premier litigation team in town for arbitration and dispute resolution’, the team is well-equipped to represent multinational corporations, financial institutions, insurers, and high-net-worth individuals in complex, high-value cross-border disputes.

Sreenivasan Chambers LLC is a specialist dispute resolution firm covering a range of contentious matters. In August 2024 the firm was set up by Sreenivasan Narayanan SC, former partner at K&L Gates Straits Law LLC, who brings longstanding expertise in dispute resolution. The boutique firm has since hired Sundararaj Palaniappan, Muralli Rajaram, Claire Tan and Jason Lim, also from K&L Gates Straits Law LLC, as well as Kyle Gabriel Peters from Braddell Brothers LLP.