Up and Coming
Provided by May Ling Lee
Employment, Health & Safety; Litigation; Private Wealth; White Collar & Investigations
May Ling has an established background in litigation. She has acted for a wide range of clients, comprising financial institutions, public-listed and multinational corporations and high net worth individuals, in cases spanning employment disputes, misconduct and fraud cases, company and shareholder disputes, family and estate disputes and corporate-governance related matters.
Her practice focuses on white collar crime and investigations. She regularly assists her clients with navigating anti-fraud, sanctions, corruption and money-laundering laws, conducting internal investigations into employee misconduct, fraud and harassment, as well as advising companies on dealing with authorities on regulatory issues, police investigations, information enquiries and dawn raids.
May Ling was also part of the inaugural batch of fellows under the Criminal Legal Aid Scheme, where she was seconded to the Law Society Pro Bono Services office in 2015, and practiced criminal law full-time whilst developing contacts with the criminal law bench and bar.
Chairman on the Board of the SAS-SBF (Security Association Singapore - Singapore Business Federation) Foundation of Compassion Fund.
Accredited Mediator with the Singapore Mediation Centre.
Co-author of the Singapore chapter of Lexology Panoramic: Risk & Compliance Management 2024, published by Law Business Research
Co-author of the Singapore chapter of Lexology In-Depth: Asset Tracing and Recovery Review (12th Edition), published by Law Business Research
English
Graduated from King’s College London with First Class Honours (LL.B.) and a LL.M. in Commercial Law.
Provided by Chambers
May Ling Lee is a partner at Allen & Gledhill. She acts for both individuals and corporations on matters relating to the involvement of the Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau. She regularly advises clients on sensitive issues such as conspiring to cheat allegations and asset tracing.
Provided by Chambers
She is really sensible and pragmatic.
She is really sensible and pragmatic.