Shipping: Domestic: Litigation | Asia-Pacific

Vivian Ang is a consultant at Allen & Gledhill and has forged a formidable reputation as one of Singapore’s leading shipping litigators. She has experience advising on a range of matters, including those in relation to collisions.

Bazul Ashhab acts on a range of shipping litigation and arbitration in Singapore, including bill-of-lading disputes, cargo claims and ship arrests. He advises both domestic and international banks, shipping companies and ship owners.

Kah Wah Leong is a prominent shipping litigator in Singapore. He assists clients with a range of complex matters, including in relation to debt restructuring, collisions and ship arrests.

Kian Sing Toh offers significant expertise in the full range of shipping disputes in Singapore, from cargo and fraud cases to claims arising out of ship casualties.

Kelly Yap of Ming Law Asia has extensive experience in shipping disputes in Singapore, regularly assisting clients with cargo claims and vessel arrests, as well as marine insurance matters.

Corina Song is an established name in Singapore's domestic legal market, regularly representing ship owners and banks in a range of shipping disputes, including cargo disputes.

Danny Chua is a well-respected lawyer in Singapore with substantial experience in various contentious shipping matters, advising clients on issues ranging from cargo claims and bill-of-lading disputes to contract and charter party cases.

John Sze is well regarded in Singapore for his work on cargo disputes and related shipping arrests. His broad disputes and arbitration practice covers a range of work that includes advising clients on trade finance-related and fraud disputes, among other matters.

Kenny Yap is an experienced lawyer with an impressive track record in litigation and arbitration cases in Singapore. He regularly assists a wide variety of shipping clients, including financiers and ship builders.

Lawrence Teh has longstanding experience in shipping disputes in Singapore, advising clients on a range of matters from shipbuilding and liability disputes to mortgage enforcement and ship arrests.

Wendy Tan is head of the shipping department at Morgan Lewis Stamford and is especially active on dry shipping disputes. She is well versed in restructuring and liquidation matters, as well as bills of lading and contractual disputes.

Yin Soon Yap is known in the Singapore domestic legal market as an experienced shipping litigator. He is well versed in handling disputes relating to restructuring processes in various shipping sectors, including offshore oil and gas and commodities, and he frequently represents major banks.

Bernard Yee has long-standing experience in shipping litigation and arbitration in Singapore, including charter party disputes and ship arrests. He regularly assists P&I clubs, ship owners and insurance companies.

Daryll Ng is known in Singapore for his adept handling of dry shipping matters, regularly assisting with cargo disputes as well as restructuring-related issues. He works with a range of multinational corporates active in the sector, including international banks and shipping companies.

Peter Doraisamy of PDLegal in Singapore is a noted shipping lawyer in the market. He handles a wide range of disputes, including ship grounding and cargo- and fraud-related cases.

Prakaash Silvam is recognised in the market for his solid shipping litigation practice in Singapore. He is well versed in handling bills of lading and cargo disputes as well as recovery matters, including ship arrests.

Moses Lin heads the firm's shipping and commodities practice. He is an experienced litigator active in shipping disputes, and frequently represents banks, financial institutions and trading houses.