Dispute Resolution: Arbitration: Highly Regarded | Asia-Pacific

Breakpoint LLC is a Singapore-based dispute resolution boutique law firm. The team has a solid track record of acting for clients in the energy and infrastructure sectors and is also able to service those in the engineering and cryptocurrency fields. Disputes arising out of power purchase agreements and construction contracts are regularly handled by the team. It is well placed to assist with SIAC matters.

Dentons Rodyk & Davidson has a deep bench of disputes lawyers with experience handling arbitration matters in Singapore, Paris and other major arbitration centres. The firm has a broad range of disputes covered, with activity in construction, trade and general commercial cases. The client base ranges from energy and shipping companies to multinational banks and state-owned entities. The practice frequently assists clients with disputes connected to Indonesia and India. The department is experienced in both responding to and initiating arbitration claims.

Pinsent Masons commands respect in construction-related arbitrations and is skilled in engineering issues, with specialists in contentious work in these areas. The team in Singapore is additionally active on energy matters. The office benefits from cross-border support provided through its international network of offices, and local expertise on hand through its Singapore joint venture. The firm is experienced in UNCITRAL rules arbitrations and before SIAC, the LMAA and the ICC.

Stephenson Harwood has a solid Singapore-based arbitration team, well recognised for its expertise in the commodities and shipping spaces. The firm demonstrates experience representing clients in proceedings related to international energy projects. Other areas of expertise include cryptocurrency and construction-related cases.

Clyde & Co has a capable group of commercial arbitration lawyers in Singapore with acknowledged sector expertise in construction, energy and shipping, as well as insurance disputes and issues surrounding transportation and infrastructure. Members of the team maintain strong relationships with clients in Indonesia, India, Korea and Malaysia, among others. Clients benefit from the firm's international network and experience advising on multi-jurisdictional matters.

HFW's solid team for shipbuilding disputes appears regularly as arbitration counsel before SIAC. The firm also acts on a range of other contentious maritime matters, and has a focus on oil and gas, transport, commodities and mining disputes, especially those involving contracts. The team often works together with colleagues in Hong Kong and London to offer advice on multi-jurisdictional matters.

K&L Gates has an established legal practice in Singapore covering general commercial, construction and investment treaty disputes, engaged by Asian clients in the energy and oil and gas sectors. The firm is also turned to by companies in the Middle East for infrastructure and development matters. The Singapore office works closely with colleagues across the network, especially with the London, Hong Kong, New York and Dubai offices. The team has been especially active advising Indian and Korean companies on cross-border disputes. Clients benefit from the firm's addition of local disputes capability through its combination in Singapore with Straits Law Practice LLC.

Morgan Lewis Stamford has an established arbitration practice in Singapore covering areas including construction and engineering, energy and resources, and insurance and reinsurance. The team maintains a specialist focus on international trade and maritime law, and undertakes cross-border work, representing clients in various countries such as Indonesia, India and the UK.

Peter & Kim has offices in South Korea, Australia, Switzerland and Singapore, and acts in a variety of arbitration proceedings, including shareholder, investor-state and joint venture disputes. The firm has expertise in cases involving the manufacturing, real estate and cryptocurrency sectors, among others. It is also adept at resolving disputes arising out of distribution agreements, acquisitions and insurance policies. Peter & Kim in Singapore often leverages its team in Seoul to assist with international disputes.

Schellenberg Wittmer is a Swiss firm offering Swiss law and international arbitration services in Asia. The team offers specialist services in the field of civil law and expertise in construction and infrastructure, energy, pharmaceutical, commodities and investment disputes.

TSMP Law Corporation is a Singapore-based firm specialising in complex commercial and corporate arbitration with particular strength in boardroom, shareholder and investment disputes. Its clients include multinational corporations from the USA, Europe and Japan and large corporations from the ASEAN economic bloc. The team has a strong ability to handle significant cross-border matters.

Blackstone & Gold are well-regarded for their ability to advice on a variety of issues such as indemnity claims, non-payment allegations and setting aside of arbitral awards. The firm has experience appearing before the SIAC, LCIA and DIAC.

Oon & Bazul is a Singapore-based law firm with a particular focus on maritime disputes. The firm advises both domestic and multinational corporations and has appeared before the SIAC, LMAA and ICSID.