Lawyers in Singapore

Eddee Ng

Joint Managing Partner Co-Head of Dispute Resolution Head of Insolvency, Restructuring and Investigations

TKQP Law LLP

Eden Li

Eden LI is a Partner in the Restructuring & Insolvency and Special Situations Advisory Practices. Her main areas of practice include restructuring and insolvency, commercial litigation and international arbitration.

WongPartnership LLP

Edmund Jerome Kronenburg

Managing Partner, Braddell Brothers LLP (Singapore)LITIGATION & ARBITRATION COUNSEL |ARBITRATOR Advocate & Solicitor (Singapore)Solicitor (England & Wales)Rights of Audience, AIFC Court, Astana International Financial Centre (Kazakhstan) LL.B (Hons), SingaporeFCIArb, FSIArb, FMIArb, FAMINZ(Arb), FHKIArb, FPIArb, FAiADR ____________________________________________________________________ Edmund began his legal career at Drew & Napier in 1997 and took on the mantle of Managing Partner of Braddell Brothers in 2009. As litigation counsel, Edmund is actively engaged in trial and appellate advocacy predominantly in Singapore’s High Court and Court of Appeal. He has also been instructed by other solicitors to act as Counsel. Edmund has argued against a variety of Senior Counsel in trials and other hearings, and against Queen's Counsel, successfully, in an appeal before the Singapore High Court in July 2012. He is privileged to be an invited Honorary Overseas Member of both COMBAR (Commercial Bar Association), England and the Chancery Bar Association, England, as well as an active member of the IADC (International Association of Defense Counsel), headquartered in Chicago. Edmund’s practice areas include commercial litigation and arbitration, pre-emptive relief and injunctions, medical negligence and misconduct, corporate insolvency and complex family and matrimonial litigation. Since 2010, Edmund and his team have been instructed on no less than 7 Worldwide Mareva Injunctions / Freezing Injunctions with a combined value of over USD 1 billion. Edmund and his team also acted for the Indonesian Lippo group’s First Media in successfully resisting the enforcement of over 99% of a USD250 million SIAC arbitration award obtained against it by the Malaysian Astro group, in Singapore. As arbitration counsel, Edmund represents clients in international arbitrations predominantly under the SIAC, ICC and UNCITRAL Rules. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), Singapore Institute of Arbitrators (SIArb), Malaysian Institute of Arbitrators (MIArb), Arbitrators' and Mediators' Institute of New Zealand (AMINZ), Hong Kong Institute of Arbitrators (HKIArb), the Philippine Institute of Arbitrators (PIArb) and the Asian Institute for Alternative Dispute Resolution (AiADR). Edmund also actively sits as an Arbitrator. His appointments include arbitrations in Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam. He is admitted to the panels / lists of the AIAC (Malaysia, formerly KLCRA), BANI (Indonesia), BDAC (Brunei), CAA (Taiwan), HKIAC (Hong Kong), KCAB (Korea), IIAM (India), NCAC (Cambodia), PIAC (Vietnam), PDRC (Philippines), IMA (Russia), SCCA (Saudi Arabia), SHIAC (Shanghai), TAI (Thailand), VIAC (Vietnam) and VLCAC (Vietnam). Edmund has also received recognition in various legal directories, among them the Legal 500, Chambers & Partners, Best Lawyers, Asialaw Leading Lawyers and Whos Who Legal - Litigation. He has been variously described by the Legal 500 as “aggressive”, “articulate”, “good strategist”, “trusted confidant”, “good advocate”, “best in class”, having a “flair for arbitration” and providing "great, practical, no-nonsense advice in international arbitrations". Chambers & Partners Asia Pacific 2015 quotes one source as saying that Edmund “has the ability to think beyond the conventional and has brilliant ideas in terms of legal strategy” and also reports that Edmund “is a deeply experienced litigator” with an “ability to anticipate the reactions of the opposing party, thus helping clients to counter such reactions appropriately.” Asialaw describes Edmund as a “Market Leading Lawyer” in the field of Dispute Resolution & Litigation. Who’s Who Legal - Litigation 2018 says that Edmund “is one of Singapore's highest-regarded litigators and arbitration counsel.” Edmund also frequently gives talks and lectures on dispute resolution, arbitration and medical law. He has taught Medical Negligence at the DUKE-NUS Medical School since 2009 as well as Trial Advocacy and Cross-Examination at the NUS Law Faculty since 1997. Edmund is also an Honorary Legal Advisor to the Academy of Medicine, Singapore and a member of the Singapore Medical Association’s CMEP Teaching Faculty. Key Areas of Practice Corporate and Commercial litigation International arbitration Medical negligence & misconduct Tort litigation Employment litigation Corporate insolvency Injunctions – Mareva / Breach of confidence / Anti-Suit http://www.braddellbrothers.com/people/edmund-j-kronenburg

Braddell Brothers LLP

Edmund Leow

Edmund is a senior partner heading up the firm’s Tax practice with three decades of experience in advising multinational organisations on cross-border tax planning, transfer pricing and tax disputes. He also advises on international trade issues such as customs, WTO and free-trade agreements. Edmund also leads the firm’s Trust, Estates and Wealth Preservation practice and advises high net worth individuals, private banks and trust companies in personal tax, as well as in trust and estate planning matters. Edmund was invited by the government to serve as a Judicial Commissioner at the Supreme Court and served from 2013 to 2016. On stepping down, he was appointed Senior Counsel in 2017, making him the first and only Tax and Trust lawyer to be given this accolade nationwide. Prior to his appointment to the Singapore judiciary in 2013, Edmund was named a Tier 1 lawyer by The Legal 500 Asia Pacific for Tax in 2012. His views on tax and wealth management were widely sought and publicised in the media, such as Bloomberg, BBC, Channel NewsAsia, Reuters, The Financial Times and The Straits Times. He was also a founding partner of a Singapore law firm that was associated with an international law firm, where he headed up the Tax and Wealth Management practices in Singapore. Edmund is the President and an honorary member of the Singapore Trustees Association (STA). He is a co-founder of the STA, and previously served as its President from 2004 to 2008, then as Vice President from 2008 to 2013. The STA represents the interests of trust companies in Singapore. In addition, he has been appointed Deputy Chairman of the Income Tax Board of Review, which is a statutory tribunal which hears income tax disputes between the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore and taxpayers.

Dentons Rodyk

Edric Pan

Edric Pan is the Joint Deputy Managing Partner of Dentons Rodyk. Edric is also a senior partner in Dentons Rodyk's Litigation and Dispute Resolution and Arbitration practice groups. He is the Head of the Aviation practice and Co-Head of the Employment and Insurance practices. Edric is a seasoned litigator, having handled a wide range of civil and commercial disputes work, including international commercial disputes, actions relating to breaches of directors' and fiduciary duties, multi-million dollar insurance claims, employment disputes, professional negligence, aviation claims, construction related disputes, and professional disciplinary proceedings. In over two decades of litigation practice, Edric has been involved in many high profile matters and has successfully represented clients up to the Court of Appeal, Singapore’s highest court. In the Insurance field, Edric specialises in claims defence work. He has handled a wide range of contentious matters relating to all manner of insured losses spanning professional negligence, D&O, business interruption, property damage, personal injuries, aviation disaster claims and others. Edric also advises insurers frequently on policy coverage issues. On the Employment front, Edric regularly represents parties in contentious matters involving non-compete clauses and other restrictive covenants. This often includes obtaining interim injunctions to enforce such covenants, or resisting such injunction applications. Edric has delivered workshops and seminars on employment law and insurance law, among others. He also co-authored a chapter in the Employment Law volume of Halsbury's Laws of Singapore. This book serves as an important reference work for all Singapore lawyers. Edric is currently the Vice-Chair of the Professional Indemnity Committee of the Law Society of Singapore. This committee recommends and negotiates the terms of the Compulsory Professional Indemnity Scheme and recommends the appointment of Insurers and Brokers of the Scheme. Edric also sits on the Committee for Private Education.

Dentons Rodyk

Eduardo Ramos-Gómez

Partner

Duane Morris & Selvam LLP

Edward Bentley

Norton Rose Fulbright

Edward Tang

Edward Tang is a member of the Corporate Department and the Private Equity Practice and the Mergers and Acquisition Practice. Mr. Tang’s practice focuses on a range of corporate matters, including advising private equity funds and corporations on mergers and acquisitions transactions and capital market offerings.

Latham & Watkins LLP

Ei Leen Tan

Associate Director, Dispute Resolution

Drew & Napier LLC

Elaina Foo

Senior Asscoiate

Bird & Bird ATMD LLP

Elaine Chan

Elaine Chan is the Co-Head of the Financial Services Regulatory Practice. She has extensive regulatory experience advising a broad spectrum of financial institutions on the structuring of their operations in Singapore for alignment with financial regulations. She regularly assists with licensing applications and the drafting of documentation to operationalise business models in compliance with financial regulations. Such documentation includes customer terms and conditions, account opening documentation, service level agreements for outsourced functions, compliance manuals and compliance matrices.

WongPartnership LLP

Elaine Tay

Partner, Insurance & Reinsurance

Rajah & Tann Asia

Elan Krishna

Partner, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Oon & Bazul LLC

Eldon Chan

Senior Managing Associate

Sidley Austin LLP

Eleanor Pang

Director, Corporate & Finance

Drew & Napier LLC

Elodie Dulac

Partner

King & Spalding LLP

Elodie Dulac

Elodie Dulac is a partner in Peter & Kim’s Singapore office, and a member of the firm’s International Arbitration group. Ms. Dulac has represented clients in commercial and investment arbitrations around the world, with a particular focus on Asia where she has been based for nearly 20 years. She has acted as counsel in international arbitrations under the rules of the ICC, ICSID, SCC, SIAC, and UNCITRAL. Ms. Dulac has particular expertise in energy, mining, joint ventures/shareholder disputes and investor-State disputes, as well as Asia-Africa disputes. In addition to her work as counsel, she has been appointed as sole arbitrator, co-arbitrator and chair in over 30 arbitrations (HKIAC, ICC, SIAC, KCAB, KIAC, AIAC and ad hoc). Elodie is a Singapore representative on the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR and a Vice Chair of the Inter-Pacific Bar Association’s Dispute Resolution and Arbitration Committee. She has been named as a leading lawyer for international arbitration in Chambers Asia Pacific 2026, Legal500 2026, Legal500 Arbitration Powerlist – Southeast Asia 2025, Who’s Who Legal 2026 (Global Leader and Thought Leader), and the 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Global Litigators. Ms. Dulac is admitted to practise in England & Wales (Solicitor-Advocate), Paris, France (Avocate) and Cambodia (Foreign Lawyer). She is a Registered Foreign Lawyer at the Singapore International Commercial Court. AREAS OF EXPERTISE International Arbitration / Litigation Trial and Global Disputes INDUSTRY SECTOR Energy & Power Mining Joint Venture / Shareholder Investor-State Disputes Asia-Africa Disputes REPRESENTATIVE CASES Elodie has acted as counsel in commercial and investment arbitrations across various sectors. Her key experience includes representing: Won an award for declaratory relief worth over USD 4 billion in an ICC arbitration in Manila on behalf Shell and Chevron against a Southeast Asian government arising out of a revenue-allocation dispute under a gas service contract. Won an award worth over 2 billion in an SIAC arbitration in Singapore on behalf of a Philippine conglomerate with interests in major Philippine infrastructure projects. The dispute arose out of a shareholding dispute. A Philippine conglomerate with interests in major Philippine infrastructure projects in an SIAC arbitration in Singapore. The dispute arises out of a shareholding dispute and is in an amount of over USD 2 billion. Prime Energy (formerly Shell) in a multibillion-dollar ICSID arbitration against the Republic of the Philippines under the Netherlands-Philippines bilateral investment treaty. The dispute concerns revenue allocation for the Malampaya gas to power project. Over USD 4 billion is in dispute. A Southeast Asian conglomerate in an ICC arbitration in Singapore against Philippine company arising out of power purchase agreements. A Southeast Asian conglomerate in two disputes arising out of shareholder agreements relating to power projects. A Japanese company in an ICC arbitration against Vietnamese State-owned agency in relation to a sewage construction project in Vietnam. A European company in an SIAC arbitration against Chinese company in relation to a petrochemical plant project in Russia and arising out of the 2022 EU sanctions against Russia. Chevron in multibillion dollar UNCITRAL arbitration against the Republic of the Philippines under the Switzerland-Philippines bilateral investment treaty. The dispute concerns revenue allocation for the Malampaya gas to power project A Southeast Asian conglomerate in five SIAC arbitrations in Singapore against European contractor arising out of an airport project. A Southeast Asian company in an ad hoc arbitration in Singapore against a Southeast Asian State arising out of a contract for a light rail project in a Southeast Asian country. A Southeast Asian mining company in an SIAC arbitration in Singapore against its joint venture partner worth over USD 200 million. ConocoPhillips Indonesia in an UNCITRAL arbitration in London against an Indonesian gas pipeline operator. The tribunal awarded our client over USD 70 million plus compound interest and most of its costs. An oil major in cost recovery disputes against an Asian host government. Two Vietnamese textile companies in an ICC arbitration in Singapore against a North American company concerning a joint venture in Vietnam. Vietnamese law governed. A US private equity house in an UNCITRAL arbitration in Singapore against an investee company from South Asia. Our client prevailed on all its claims. Two Singapore mining companies in their arbitration against China under the China-Singapore BIT concerning the expropriation of exploration and mining licenses. Garanti Koza in ICSID arbitration against Turkmenistan under the UK-Turkmenistan BIT, arising out of a construction project. Astro All Asia Networks and South Asia Entertainment Holdings in two UNCITRAL arbitrations against India under BITs. The dispute concerns mistreatment by India of our clients’ investments in the satellite television and radio sectors in India. SGS as claimant in its ICSID arbitration against the Republic of the Philippines, resulting in a settlement of CHF 150 million (of CHF 174 million claimed. North American investors in an ICSID arbitration against Egypt. Malaysian Historical Salvors in its successful action to annul an ICSID award made in favour of Malaysia. Selected Arbitrator Appointments Chair in ICC arbitration in Singapore between a Thai company and a Japanese company arising out of a joint venture agreement. English law governs. Chair in ICC arbitration in Singapore between a Philippine company and a Swiss company arising out of a service contract relating to fuel marking. Swiss law governs. Sole arbitrator in SIAC arbitration in Singapore between a Japanese party and a Korean party arising out of a light rail project in Vietnam. Vietnamese law governs. Sole arbitrator in SIAC arbitration in Singapore between a Sri Lankan company and a Virgin Island company arising out of a joint venture agreement. Sri Lankan law governs. Sole Arbitrator in KCAB arbitration in Seoul between a Korean company and a US company arising out of a sales contract. Korean law governs. Sole Arbitrator in AIAC arbitration in Kuala Lumpur under the 2023 AIAC Rules between a Malaysian company and a German company relating to an IT service contract. Malaysian law governs. Sole Arbitrator in AIAC arbitration in Kuala Lumpur under the 2021 AIAC Rules between a Malaysian company and a Malaysian Government authority relating to the construction of a hospital. Malaysian law governs. Chair in ICC arbitration in Hong Kong between a Cayman party and ta Southeast Asian Government relating to an energy project. Hong Kong law governed. Chair in KIAC arbitration in Kigali between two Rwandan companies arising out of a construction contract relating to a hydropower project. Rwandan law governed. Co-arbitrator in SIAC arbitration in Singapore between a Sri Lankan party and an Austrian party relating to a processing plant. English law governed. Emergency arbitrator in HKIAC arbitration in Hong Kong between a Cayman Islands party and a Chinese party. Hong Kong law governed arising out of an exclusive license agreement in the biotech sector. Hong Kong law governed. Co-arbitrator in SIAC arbitration in Singapore between Cayman company and Singapore company about cryptocurrency. English law governed. Sole Arbitrator in SIAC arbitration in Singapore between two Singapore claimants and a West African Government arising out of a real estate transaction. Singapore law governed. Sole arbitrator in SIAC arbitration in Singapore between a Malaysian company and a Singapore company relating to a joint venture agreement. Singapore law governed. Sole Arbitrator in SIAC arbitration in Singapore between a US company and a Vietnamese company relating to a refinery. Vietnamese law governed. Emergency Arbitrator in SIAC arbitration in Singapore between an Indian company and a Thai company arising out of a joint venture agreement. Thai law governed. Sole arbitrator in an AIAC arbitration in Kuala Lumpur under the 2018 AIAC Arbitration Rules between a Malaysian party and an Austrian party relating to a petrochemical project. Malaysian law governed. Chair in a KIAC arbitration in Kigali under the 2012 KIAC Arbitration Rules between an Indian party and a Rwanda party relating to an IT service contract. Rwandan law governed. Emergency Arbitrator in SIAC arbitration between a Swiss company and a Korean company relating to a biotech contract. Korean law governed. Chair in an HKIAC arbitration in Hong Kong under the 2018 HKIAC Administered Arbitration Rules between an East African party and a European party relating to an upstream oil & gas project. Hong Kong law governed. Sole arbitrator in an ICC arbitration in Hong Kong under the 2017 ICC Arbitration Rules between two Cambodian parties. Cambodian law governs. Chair in an SIAC arbitration in Singapore under the 2016 SIAC Arbitration Rules between a Korean party and a Hong Kong party. Korean law governs. Pro Bono & Academic Visiting Lecturer, International Contracts, Université Paris II Panthéon Assas, Singapore Campus (current) Visiting Lecturer, Energy Contracts, Université Paris X Nanterre (current) Volunteer Lawyer, French Embassy/Paris Bar/Singapore Law Society’s Support Centre for women victims of violence within the French expatriate community in Singapore (current) Civil Party Lawyer, Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (Khmer Rouge Tribunal), Phnom Penh, Cambodia Visiting Lecturer, Settlement of International Disputes, Addis Ababa University School of Law, Ethiopia Visiting Lecturer, International Arbitration Course, University of Bahir Dar, Ethiopia Visiting Lecturer, International Investment Law Course, University of Mekelle, Ethiopia Secondment to the Office of the Prosecutor at the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Arusha, Tanzania

Peter & Kim

Elsa Chai

Co-Head, Corporate Real Estate

Rajah & Tann Asia

Elyn Xing

Elyn Xing leads Latham’s investment funds team in Asia, advising private fund sponsors, investors, and joint venture participants on a range of transactions involving both traditional and alternative investment vehicles. Elyn draws on an intricate understanding of global investment structures and trends to guide sponsors — from first-time fund managers and strategic corporates to leading institutional asset managers and sovereign wealth funds — through every stage of their highest-stakes matters involving: Buyouts Growth and venture capital Real estate Infrastructure Debt and credit Co-investment Separately managed accounts Management buyouts and other secondary transactions Elyn’s extensive international experience and deep ties to the Asian market help her bridge business cultures and practices. She brings a strategic, commercial perspective to the most complex fundraising and investment challenges, regularly leading clients through multiple fundraises and transactions. Complementing her commercial work, she chairs the Stanford Law School Alumni Association’s Singapore chapter and is active in the region’s private equity and growth capital communities. Before joining Latham, Elyn was a partner in the Hong Kong and Singapore offices of another global law firm.

Latham & Watkins LLP

Emily Low

Emily is a Senior Partner and deputy head of Dentons Rodyk’s Corporate practice group. She is also the Co-Head of the Investment Funds and Family Office practice groups. Emily focuses on fund formation work and advises clients on a wide range of private investment funds, including private equity funds, venture capital funds, real estate and infrastructure funds, hybrid funds, hedge funds and fund of funds. She has also advised sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and large private equity funds on their investments into private investment funds. Emily also advises clients on licensing and regulatory matters. She has assisted numerous clients with their applications for capital markets services licence for fund management business in Singapore and advised on licensing exemptions and investment product offering requirements in Singapore. Emily also advises high-net-worth individuals and family offices on a myriad of regulatory and structuring issues, including the establishment of single- and multi-family offices, and the establishment of family investment funds and holding structures for their investments in the region.

Dentons Rodyk

Emma Gan

Director, Tax & Private Client Services

Drew & Napier LLC

Emmanuel Chua

Principal

Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow

En Li Yap

Director, Dispute Resolution

Drew & Napier LLC

Eng Beng Lee, SC, PBM

Senior Partner, Restructuring & Insolvency, Commercial Litigation, and International Arbitration

Rajah & Tann Asia