Construction: International
Asia-Pacific Guide 2025 : Singapore
Band 1
Contact number
+65 63 05 0929Chambers Review
Pinsent Masons MPillay in Singapore has a highly regarded construction practice that is well versed in advising large contractors, subcontractors and architects on complex construction law disputes. The department has a deep bench with impressive expertise in all forms of dispute resolution including mediation, arbitration and litigation. The team is also able to assist with contentious contract renegotiation and regularly advises on specialised matters in sectors such as transportation and energy. The firm combines prominent local law expertise with an impressive international capability and represents both Singaporean and international clients in local and outbound matters.
Work Highlights
- Pinsent Masons MPillay assisted Korea Waterwith the EPC contract and other related construction documents for the Tina River hydro development project, a PPP in Solomon Islands.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"Topics are handled with clarity and appropriate knowledge by the team. Resources are involved at the right time and based on the nature of the topic. They are also very proactive."
"The team shows an exceptional ability to analyse and convert sophisticated construction events affecting the planning into legal drafting. They are fully dedicated to the client."
"Topics are handled with clarity and appropriate knowledge by the team. Resources are involved at the right time and based on the nature of the topic. They are also very proactive."
"The team shows an exceptional ability to analyse and convert sophisticated construction events affecting the planning into legal drafting. They are fully dedicated to the client."
Notable Practitioners
Frédéric Gillion in Singapore is French and English law qualified, bringing that experience to bear in international construction disputes, often in the EMEA region.
"He is excellent at establishing a good and open relationship with the client. Furthermore, he has the ability to get the right commercial approach in litigation."
"Fred is an expert in the construction industry. He provides extremely valuable advice at all stages of the litigation process."
Sam Boyling is based in Singapore, having previously worked in China. He is active representing clients in disputes arising from overseas construction and infrastructure projects.
"In his writing, Sam goes straight to the point, according to what the client wants. The quality of his work is very high."