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Commercial & Corporate Dispute Lawyer in Singapore

Commercial disputes? Issues in the company? A firm led by a former District Judge can help with breach of contract, shareholder and director disputes.

Breach of contract and commercial contract disputes

Shareholder oppression, deadlock and partnership disputes

Director breach of duty and fiduciary duty claims

Debt recovery, unpaid invoices and urgent injunctions

Since 1999

Civil & Commercial Litigation

Former District Judge

Leads the firm

What We Handle

Breach of contract

Claims and defences over unpaid sums, defective goods or services, and failure to perform, from letter of demand to trial.

Commercial debt recovery

Recovering unpaid invoices, loans and guarantees, and disputes with banks and financial institutions.

Minority oppression, being shut out of a company, buy-outs, deadlock and winding up on just and equitable grounds.

Shareholder disputes and oppression

Injunctions and urgent applications

Urgent court orders to restrain a breach, protect confidential information or stop a payment under a bond.

Claims for breach of fiduciary duty, diverting business or using company money, and defending directors accused of it.

Commercial Litigation

Director breach of duty

Contracts, loans, guarantees and banking disputes, from the State Courts to the Court of Appeal and SICC.

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Shareholder oppression, director's duties, winding up and family company disputes.

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Counsel and arbitrator experience in one firm: SIAC, LSAS and the Singapore Mediation Centre.

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Company Law

Arbitration & Mediation

Partnership and joint venture disputes

Disagreements between business partners and joint venture parties over money, control and exit.

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MORE PRACTICE AREAS

Will challenges, executor and beneficiary disputes, probate and estate administration.

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Wills, Inheritance & Estates

What to Expect

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Brief us

Share the documents and timeline.

Assess

Merits, exposure, options and fees.

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Resolve

Negotiate, mediate or litigate.

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Common Questions

How do I sue for breach of contract in Singapore?

Usually the steps are: review the contract and evidence, send a letter of demand, try negotiation or mediation, and if that fails start proceedings in the court that suits the claim's value and type. Early advice helps you avoid missing deadlines.

What happens if a director breaches their fiduciary duty?

The company may be able to claim damages or an account of profits, seek an injunction, or ask the court to set aside a transaction. In some cases a shareholder may bring a claim on the company's behalf with the court's permission.

What can a minority shareholder do if oppressed?

Section 216 of the Companies Act lets the court grant relief where a company's affairs are conducted oppressively or in disregard of a member's interests. A buy-out order is a common outcome.

Can I recover an unpaid invoice?

Often yes. A letter of demand is usually the first step, followed by a claim if payment is not made. The strength of your documents and the other side's defences matter.

Commercial & Corporate Dispute Lawyer in Singapore

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What We Handle

Breach of contract

Commercial debt recovery

Shareholder disputes and oppression

Injunctions and urgent applications

Commercial Litigation

Director breach of duty

Company Law

Arbitration & Mediation

Partnership and joint venture disputes

Wills, Inheritance & Estates

What to Expect

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Common Questions

How do I sue for breach of contract in Singapore? Usually the steps are: review the contract and evidence, send a letter of demand, try negotiation or mediation, and if that fails start proceedings in the court that suits the claim's value and type. Early advice helps you avoid missing deadlines.

What happens if a director breaches their fiduciary duty? The company may be able to claim damages or an account of profits, seek an injunction, or ask the court to set aside a transaction. In some cases a shareholder may bring a claim on the company's behalf with the court's permission.

What can a minority shareholder do if oppressed? Section 216 of the Companies Act lets the court grant relief where a company's affairs are conducted oppressively or in disregard of a member's interests. A buy-out order is a common outcome.

Can I recover an unpaid invoice? Often yes. A letter of demand is usually the first step, followed by a claim if payment is not made. The strength of your documents and the other side's defences matter.

How do I sue for breach of contract in Singapore?

Usually the steps are: review the contract and evidence, send a letter of demand, try negotiation or mediation, and if that fails start proceedings in the court that suits the claim's value and type. Early advice helps you avoid missing deadlines.

What happens if a director breaches their fiduciary duty?

The company may be able to claim damages or an account of profits, seek an injunction, or ask the court to set aside a transaction. In some cases a shareholder may bring a claim on the company's behalf with the court's permission.

What can a minority shareholder do if oppressed?

Section 216 of the Companies Act lets the court grant relief where a company's affairs are conducted oppressively or in disregard of a member's interests. A buy-out order is a common outcome.

Can I recover an unpaid invoice?

Often yes. A letter of demand is usually the first step, followed by a claim if payment is not made. The strength of your documents and the other side's defences matter.