In the dynamic field of law, Asia has seen exceptional litigators who have made a lasting impact. These top-tier professionals are widely recognized for their achievements and dedication to justice. In this issue, we present profiles of some of the most distinguished and influential litigators in Asia in 2024.
Lim Wei Jiet
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At just 33 years old, Lim Wei Jiet has already made an indelible mark on Malaysia’s legal landscape. Named “Young Lawyer of the Year” at the Asian Legal Business Malaysian Law Awards 2022 and a finalist for “Dispute Resolution Lawyer of the Year” in 2024, Lim’s rapid ascent in the legal profession is nothing short of remarkable. After spending several years in boutique litigation firm Messrs Sreenevasan, Lim founded his own firm, Lim Wei Jiet Advocates & Solicitors, in 2022. Today, he acts as counsel primarily in corporate and commercial litigation, arbitration, employment law, land law, and administrative law disputes. Lim’s expertise has been sought after by government ministers, state governments, leading companies and international NGOs. Lim’s career highlights are numerous and impressive. His experience as a trial and appellate lawyer is evident in more than 30 reported judgments at all levels of the Malaysian Courts. One of Lim’s most significant achievements was his role as co-counsel in a landmark Federal Court decision which held that hotels could not use service charge to pay workers’ minimum wages, resulting in substantial back pay for tens of thousands of hotel employees across the nation. Lim’s commitment to justice extends beyond his professional work. He served as Malaysia’s National Representative on the International Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Committee and Secretary-General of the National Human Rights Society of Malaysia (HAKAM). Over the years, Lim has also spearheaded notable public interest cases relating to freedom of expression, internet freedom, environmental rights, refugee rights & the right to vote. Clients and colleagues alike praise Lim’s legal acumen and work ethic. A former Cabinet Minister offers high praise: “An advocate with razor-sharp intellect, tremendous dedication & charming humility. A man of great integrity & honesty – he always gives his frank views on the strengths & weaknesses of your case. No doubt a standout in the field of administrative law. I regard him as an expert on constitutional law & the limits of government power.” Wilson Beh, President of the Fintech Association of Malaysia & co-founder of an insurtech startup says: “Very approachable, has a firm understanding of commercial realities and cuts to the chase. My preferred go-to legal professional as he never fails to offer tailored-made and effective legal advice” | |
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Heidi Chui
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Heidi Chui is a partner at Stevenson, Wong & Co. (in association with Allbright Law (Hong Kong) Offices LLP), where she leads the firm’s litigation and dispute resolution department and banking and finance department. She also co-heads the FinTech practice group, overseeing a talented team of lawyers and dedicated legal support team in Hong Kong. She had previously served as in-house legal advisor of several Chinese banks. With over 2 decades of experience as a solicitor in Hong Kong, Heidi handles high stakes matters in commercial litigation, international arbitration, banking and finance (both contentious and non-contentious), cross-border enforcement, insolvency, and restructuring matters, often involving Chinese enterprises and private parties. As a Greater Bay Area lawyer, she is qualified to practice PRC law in nine cities within the Greater Bay Area of Mainland China, enabling her to serve clients across multiple jurisdictions. One of Heidi’s most significant recent accomplishments was securing a landslide victory in a high-profile arbitration case for Sina Hong Kong, a prominent online media company. This case involves a US$116 million plus interest Netherlands Arbitration Institute award (“NAI Award”) in favour of a Dutch software developer against Sina Hong Kong. Heidi led an all-star Hong Kong legal team in resisting enforcement of the NAI Award in Hong Kong. This case spread beyond the Netherlands, with enforcement actions pursued in Hong Kong and the British Virgin Islands (“BVI”), alongside related litigation in the United States (“US”), alluding to the global ramifications of the dispute. Each jurisdiction offered a unique lens through which the case was examined, from adjourned enforcement actions in Hong Kong to stayed proceedings in the BVI, and dismissal of related fraud complaints in the US due to jurisdictional and substantial issues. Heidi and the Hong Kong legal team succeeded in resisting enforcement of the NAI Award in Hong Kong without payment of any security. The Hong Kong Court expressed the view that Sina Hong Kong has a reasonable prospect of success in the setting aside proceedings in the Dutch Court. She collaborated and coordinated with legal teams across the BVI, US, Netherlands, and Mainland China and eventually secured triumph in setting aside the NAI Award in the Netherlands and dismissing the application for enforcement of the NAI Award in Hong Kong. This case underscores the complexities and challenges of navigating international legal disputes, especially in intellectual property and technology transfer matters. It also highlights the strategic considerations companies must weigh in enforcing arbitration awards across different jurisdictions and the intricacies between arbitration and court proceedings in various legal systems. Beyond her legal practice, Heidi is also dedicated in nurturing the next generation legal talents. She has taken on teaching roles at several prestigious institutions, including Peking University, Fudan University, East China University of Political Science and Law, Renmin University of China and the University of Hong Kong as lecturer in international arbitration courses. Her commitment to education reflects her belief in the importance of sharing knowledge and grooming the young blood for the international arbitration community. She often participated as moot court judges in VIS EAST Moot and various mock arbitration events across the region. Heidi is also committed in advocating arbitration as a means of dispute resolution. She is currently a Council member of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), a committee member of the Women in Arbitration Committee (WIA) of HKIAC. Additionally, she is a member of The Law Society of Hong Kong’s Arbitration Committee. She also serves as a Council Member of The Law Society of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Federation of Women Lawyers. She is also a mediator of HKIAC and eBRAM. Heidi has handled arbitrations conducted under various institutional and ad hoc rules, including those of the ICC, HKIAC, CIETAC, SCIA, BIAC, SHIAC, SIAC, LCIA, SCC, and UNCITRAL. She also frequently serves as tribunal chair or co-arbitrator in matters before major arbitral institutions. In addition, she advises clients in commercial litigation and cross border enforcement matters, involving private equity, infrastructure, energy, intellectual property, e-commerce, corporate affairs, and financial services, as well as green energy projects. She is assisting major Chinese enterprises in their undertakings to go global, assisting them to map out strategies in risk management and control. She is frequently invited to speak at international conferences organized by various institutions including the UNCITRAL, HKIAC, CIETAC, SCIA, AIAC, leading universities and Chinese Bankers Association. | |
Davinder Singh SC
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Davinder Singh SC stands as a towering presence in Singapore’s legal landscape, celebrated for his exceptional handling of complex disputes and his strategic acumen in both litigation and arbitration. As the executive chairman and managing director of Davinder Singh Chambers since its inception in March 2019, his leadership style is marked by a commitment to excellence and an ability to navigate intricate legal challenges with precision. With over four decades of experience, Davinder is widely regarded as Singapore’s leading advocate. His reputation is fortified by numerous accolades, such as being recognised as the sole “Star Individual” in Dispute Resolution: Litigation by Chambers & Partners for 14 consecutive years. In 2014, he received the “Outstanding Contribution to the Legal Profession” award from Chambers & Partners, acknowledging his significant impact on the legal market. Davinder’s international arbitration practice is equally distinguished, involving complex commercial disputes across various jurisdictions. His recognition as a Global Elite Thought Leader and multiple “Lawyer of the Year” awards underscore his substantial contributions to the field. In 2023, he was named International Arbitration Lawyer of the Year at the Legal 500 Southeast Asia Awards, a testament to his strategic prowess in handling high-profile arbitrations. Davinder’s clients include the late Minister Mentor of Singapore, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, the Senior Minister, Mr Lee Hsien Loong, the Emeritus Senior Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong and other Cabinet ministers, blue-chip companies and industry leaders. He has also led many high-profile litigation cases in Singapore and Brunei. Among his many firsts, Davinder acted in the first case before the Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC). He successfully defended Indonesian-listed coal-mining company, PT Bayan Resources Tbk and Bayan International Pte Ltd against a claim by an Australian company and its Singapore subsidiary, who initially sought approximately US$750 million in damages over a joint venture involving coal-upgrading technology in East Kalimantan but were awarded only S$1,000 in nominal damages. The SICC’s 2022 decision was upheld by the Court of Appeal on 10 February 2023, dismissing the Plaintiffs’ appeal. This cross-border dispute involved Australian, Indonesian, and Singaporean business interests. One of Davinder’s recent significant cases involved acting for Mr Lim Oon Kuin, the founder of Hin Leong Trading, a once-major player in Asia’s oil trading sector. This case, which has captured international attention, involved civil claims amounting to billions of dollars and numerous criminal charges. Another notable achievement under Davinder’s leadership was the resolution of a long-running construction dispute involving Millenia, part of the Pontiac Land Group. This case stemmed from a 100 kg stone panel falling from the façade of Centennial Tower, causing injury and property damage and raising significant public safety concerns. After an extensive legal battle, including a trial spanning 59 days and involving numerous witnesses and experts, the High Court ruled in favor of Millenia, allowing them to recover costs and damages. Beyond his courtroom successes, Davinder holds several prestigious positions that affirm his influence and leadership within the legal community. He serves as Chairman of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, is a director of the Singapore International Mediation Centre and a Senate member of the Singapore Academy of Law. He has served on various corporate boards, including listed companies, underscoring his stature as a legal luminary. Davinder continues to set benchmarks in the legal arena, blending strategic insight with an unwavering commitment to justice. His legacy as a formidable litigator and visionary leader inspires a new generation of legal professionals in Singapore and beyond. His dedication to excellence and his ability to navigate complex legal landscapes make him a beacon of inspiration in the legal profession, solidifying his role as one of the most respected and influential lawyers in the region. | |
Bazul Ashhab
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Bazul Ashhab is the Managing Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution at Oon & Bazul LLP. Over the past two decades, he has transformed a modest two-lawyer practice into a formidable 54-lawyer disputes powerhouse, ranked amongst the best in Asia. The firm has been celebrated as the fastest-growing law firm in Asia several times over the years. A veteran in the disputes arena, Bazul has a track record for being involved in novel and unprecedented cases. He is regularly instructed on cross-border commercial disputes in the areas of company law, international trade, banking, trade finance, shareholders’ disputes, insurance, insolvency, shipping, derivative actions, fraud, and asset recovery disputes. He is often appointed as Counsel in international arbitrations and court proceedings of significant value, and where the opposing side is represented by magic circle or large law firms of that jurisdiction. Bazul has been involved in substantial asset recovery work, including securing a USD 5 billion worldwide freezing order in the Singapore Courts. He also obtained disclosure orders on behalf of an Asian government in a bribery scandal related to a government contract worth over USD 300 million. Bazul was the lead counsel in securing the first-ever freezing injunction against persons unknown in Singapore, in a USD 77 million cryptocurrency fraud dispute. He also recently served as lead counsel in a series of high-profile claims stemming from the financial collapse of Hin Leong Trading. His work included representing a creditor with claims totalling approximately USD 133 million and defending against misdelivery claims brought by holders of Bills of Lading involving significant amounts. From the beginning, Bazul has believed in the Singapore government’s and Judiciary’s vision of making Singapore a premier global centre for legal services and dispute resolution. He saw the opportunity for a large, conflict-free, independent home-grown law firm with the expertise and bandwidth to handle complex, high-value, cross-border disputes. Being in a multi-cultural nation like Singapore allowed Bazul to understand and appreciate how cultural nuances can affect the resolution of disputes, whether through mediation, litigation, or arbitration. This philosophy drove him to recruit the sharpest legal minds with diverse cultural backgrounds in order to better resolve transnational disputes for his clients. Whether addressing international conferences, engaging with clients, or collaborating with global stakeholders, Bazul fervently champions Singapore as the preferred destination for resolving cross-border disputes. He highlights Singapore’s unique advantages - its neutrality, robust legal framework, and world-class infrastructure - as key factors that make it an ideal choice for international dispute resolution. Bazul also conveys this in his capacity as Singapore International Mediation Centre’s (SIMC) Ambassador to Indonesia, where he plays a pivotal role in fostering stronger ties between Singapore and one of the region’s largest economies. He actively engages with legal professionals, business leaders, in Indonesia to promote the benefits of Singapore’s mediation services, emphasizing its efficiency, fairness, and commitment to international best practices. Bazul’s dedication to his practice has made him a formidable force in the legal community, recognized for his outstanding contributions. Some of his accolades include being described as a “spectacular lawyer” who is “incredibly bright and knowledgeable” with “astonishing speed and strategy” and “is excellent, forthright and gets straight to the point.” He is also recognized as a “Litigation Star” by Benchmark Litigation Asia Pacific 2023 in Commercial & Transactions, and International Arbitration. Looking ahead, Bazul believes technology and generative AI are key for the modern age law firm to achieve efficiency and strategic advantages in providing legal services. He is convinced that the adoption of technology should not be a top-down approach, but rather involve all stakeholders. To this end, he established a Generative AI task force within the firm that includes partners, senior associates, junior associates, and trainees to gather everyone’s input on how best to leverage technology and to adopt it in the firm’s legal practice. Bazul also believes in giving back to society and actively promotes social mobility. In this regard, he established an Education Trust Fund bursary for the Malay community in Singapore through Mendaki. The firm has also set up an education bursary at the Singapore Management University to provide financial assistance to undergraduate law students, demonstrating his dedication to nurturing the next generation of legal professionals. | |
Jose A. Linsangan
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Jose A. Linsangan has established himself as one of the Philippines’ preeminent dispute resolution lawyers over a distinguished career spanning more than 15 years. As Senior Partner and Head of Litigation, Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution at Sarmiento Loriega Law Office, Linsangan leads a formidable team handling some of the country’s most complex and high-stakes legal battles. A product of the prestigious Ateneo de Manila University, where he obtained both his undergraduate and law degrees with distinction, Linsangan honed his craft at two of the Philippines’ largest and most respected law firms before joining Sarmiento Loriega, namely ACCRA Law and Puno Law. His extensive litigation experience covers commercial, civil, tax, criminal and administrative matters before all levels of courts and government agencies. Linsangan’s expertise has been recognised by legal directories, with The Legal 500 listing him as a lawyer to watch for dispute resolution in 2022. He was also a finalist in the 2023 Asian Legal Business (ALB) Philippine Law Firm Awards for Litigation Lawyer of the Year and Finalist in the 2024 ALB Philippine Law Firm Awards for Dispute Resolution Lawyer of the Year. He recently passed the arbitrator accreditation examinations of the Philippine Dispute Resolution Centre, Inc. (PDRCI), further cementing his credentials in this field. Throughout his career, Linsangan has represented an impressive roster of clients across key industries including real estate, banking, mining, telecommunications, insurance, media, telecommunications, healthcare and energy. He has acted for top conglomerates, industry leaders and high-profile individuals in numerous landmark cases. Some of Linsangan’s most notable recent work includes leading a constitutional challenge by electric cooperatives against the expansion of a private utility’s franchise, raising novel antitrust and competition issues before the Supreme Court. The case has significant implications for the entire power industry. He is also representing a major real estate developer in ongoing expropriation proceedings involving approximately 600 million pesos worth of property. The case raises important questions about the limits of eminent domain and the constitutional right to housing. In another high-profile matter, Linsangan is defending a large real estate corporation against tax assessments totalling over 500 million pesos, securing a favourable ruling from the Court of Tax Appeals that is now pending before the Supreme Court. He is also opposing an unprecedented application by a private distribution utility to operate in franchise areas overlapping with existing electric cooperatives, in a case with far-reaching consequences for the power sector. Linsangan is also involved in international arbitration involving several millions of US dollars. Linsangan also assisted clients in halting a large-scale illegal reclamation project and obtaining a Writ of Kalikasan from the Supreme Court on behalf of indigenous communities against illegal mining operations in protected areas of Palawan, showcasing his expertise in environmental law. Beyond these headline-grabbing cases, Linsangan has built a strong track record across various practice areas. He has successfully prosecuted one of the largest private financial crimes in Philippine banking history and represented a senator in landmark legislation before the Supreme Court. His experience spans complex corporate rehabilitations, intra-corporate disputes, intellectual property matters and high-value family law proceedings. Linsangan has also expanded his practice to include advisory work for multinational companies. He recently led a comprehensive regulatory compliance review for the Philippine office of a global insurance giant, covering areas like data privacy, labour, tax and corporate housekeeping. As a respected voice in the legal community, Linsangan shares his expertise as a professorial lecturer at his alma mater, the Ateneo de Manila University School of Law. He is also a member of the ASEAN Law Association. Colleagues and clients alike praise Linsangan for his sharp legal mind, strategic approach and unwavering commitment to his clients’ interests. His ability to navigate complex, multi-faceted disputes and find innovative solutions has made him a go-to counsel for bet-the-company litigation. While his accomplishments are impressive, Linsangan remains grounded and focused on continual improvement. At just 43 years old, he has already achieved more than many lawyers do in a lifetime. Yet he shows no signs of slowing down, taking on ever more challenging cases and expanding his expertise into new areas like arbitration, cybersecurity and data privacy, artificial intelligence and Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) litigation. | |
Nestor M. Mejia
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Nestor M. Mejia embodies the pinnacle of legal expertise in Philippine dispute resolution, renowned for his masterful navigation of intricate legal challenges and his strategic brilliance in high-stakes litigation. As Senior Counsel at De Guzman San Diego Mejia & Hernandez Law Offices – GSMH Law, Nestor has established himself as a formidable force in the courtroom, consistently delivering favourable outcomes in complex cases that have shaped the landscape of Philippine jurisprudence. With over a decade of experience in his current position, Nestor leads a formidable team of 34 lawyers, 4 paralegals, and 22 non-legal support staff. His leadership has been instrumental in shaping GSMH Law into a powerhouse in dispute resolution, tackling complex cases with finesse and delivering consistent results for clients. Nestor’s recent work highlights showcase his prowess in handling high-stakes litigation. In an ongoing case involving fraudulent insurance claims totaling PHP 700 million, Nestor has demonstrated his ability to navigate complex legal waters with precision. His strategic approach in responding to the insured’s attempts to enforce a non-existent compromise agreement has resulted in multiple victories at both the trial court and appellate levels. Nestor’s arguments, grounded in well-settled jurisprudence and legal principles, have effectively countered the opposing party’s maneuvers, bolstering his clients’ position and exposing the unfounded nature of the claims. Another testament to Nestor’s legal brilliance is his successful defense of an insurance adjuster in two separate jurisdictions following the aftermath of Typhoon Odette. Facing multiple charges of Estafa and Other Deceits, as well as a count of Syndicated Estafa, Nestor masterfully argued against the jurisdiction of the City Prosecutors’ Offices. His comprehensive approach, invoking the doctrine of primary jurisdiction and highlighting the arbitration clause in the insurance policy, led to the dismissal of both complaints at the earliest opportunity. This victory not only showcases Nestor’s deep understanding of insurance and criminal law but also his ability to manage complex, multi-jurisdictional cases with efficiency and effectiveness. Nestor’s expertise shines brightly in his ongoing representation of insurers in a case involving NPA attacks on manufacturing facilities. His meticulous approach to evidence gathering, including securing depositions from military and police personnel, has strengthened his clients’ position in denying claims based on the terrorism exclusion clause. Nestor’s skill in navigating the intricacies of deposition-taking, a rarely used mode of discovery in the Philippine legal system, further underscores his innovative approach to litigation. Beyond these specific cases, Nestor’s excellence in dispute resolution has garnered recognition from prestigious legal publications. He was named a Recommended Lawyer in the 2024 edition of Legal 500 Asia Pacific, a testament to his standing among peers and clients in the region. Furthermore, Nestor’s outstanding contributions to the field were acknowledged when he was named Dispute Resolution Lawyer of the Year at the Asian Legal Business Philippine Law Awards 2023. Nestor’s success can be attributed to his comprehensive understanding of complex legal issues, his ability to develop innovative strategies, and his skill in presenting compelling arguments before various courts and tribunals. His work often involves intricate areas of law, including insurance, criminal, and commercial litigation, demonstrating his versatility and depth of expertise. Throughout his career, Nestor has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his clients’ interests. His approach combines rigorous legal analysis with practical problem-solving, ensuring that his clients receive not just sound legal advice but also strategic guidance that aligns with their business objectives. Nestor’s influence extends beyond individual cases. As a senior figure in the Philippine legal community, he has played a role in shaping legal discourse and practice, particularly in the area of dispute resolution. His innovative approaches to complex legal challenges have set precedents and raised the bar for legal practice in the country. In addition to his legal prowess, Nestor is known for his mentorship of young lawyers, fostering the next generation of legal talent in the Philippines. His dedication to professional development extends beyond his firm, as he frequently participates in legal forums and seminars, sharing his insights and experiences with the broader legal community. Nestor’s commitment to excellence and continuous learning sets an inspiring example for aspiring lawyers, contributing to the overall advancement of the legal profession in the Philippines. His impact on the field of dispute resolution is not just measured by his individual case victories, but also by the lasting influence he has on the legal landscape and the professionals who follow in his footsteps. | |
Edmond Teh
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Edmond Teh, a partner at Shu Yin, Teh & Taing, has emerged as one of Malaysia’s most dynamic and accomplished litigators. With a career spanning nearly two decades, Edmond has built a reputation for his strategic and flexible approach to complex legal challenges. Edmond’s journey in law began with a strong academic foundation. He graduated with honors from the University of Manchester, UK, where he was awarded the RG Lawson Award for Practical Legal Research. Called to the Malaysian Bar in 2005, Edmond started his career at one of Kuala Lumpur’s largest and most prestigious firms. Now, as a partner at Shu Yin, Teh & Taing for the past 13 years with 14 lawyers and 11 supporting staffs, Edmond’s practice is remarkably diverse, encompassing litigation, corporate law, and property transactions. This breadth of expertise allows Edmond to provide comprehensive legal solutions that address the multifaceted needs of his clients. Edmond’s litigation prowess is particularly noteworthy. He regularly represents clients from all walks of life in various jurisdictions, including arbitration, handling a wide range of commercial and civil disputes. His track record in defense work is especially impressive, with several landmark cases to his credit. One of Edmond’s most notable achievements was successfully defending a private limited company against Malaysia’s largest local water apparatus public listed company in a patent infringement case. This case, the first of its kind reported in Malaysia, showcased Edmond’s ability to navigate complex technical and legal issues in intellectual property law. Edmond’s recent cases further demonstrate his versatility in criminal defense and high-profile civil litigation. In a recent criminal case, he successfully defended a female individual facing four charges under Section 403 of the Penal Code, involving alleged misappropriation of over RM1 million. Edmond’s meticulous cross-examination and strategic defense led to his client’s acquittal without the need to enter a defense, a significant victory given the complexity of the case and the high-profile nature of the alleged victim. In another landmark case, Edmond represented a high-net-worth individual’s estate in the Court of Appeal, successfully resisting claims from alleged common-law family members seeking a share of the deceased’s substantial assets. This case, which involved intricate issues of family law and estate planning, showcased Edmond’s ability to handle sensitive matters with both legal acumen and empathy. Edmond’s expertise extends beyond traditional litigation. He has also demonstrated his skills in handling complex financial crimes and regulatory matters. In a recent case under the Anti-Money Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001, Edmond successfully defended two clients against a bank account freezing order, navigating the complexities of financial regulations and criminal law to secure the release of the frozen assets. Beyond his courtroom successes, Edmond serves as legal counsel to both private and publicly traded companies. His advisory work spans a wide range of corporate matters, including restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, due diligence, corporate governance, and various transactional work. Edmond’s ability to provide comprehensive legal advice while keeping an eye on his clients’ business goals has made him a trusted advisor to many companies navigating complex legal and commercial landscapes. One of Edmond’s unique strengths is his multilingual capability, particularly his fluency in Chinese. This skill has proven invaluable in his work with foreign clients, allowing him to bridge cultural and linguistic gaps in international transactions and disputes. As Edmond continues to take on challenging cases and expand his practice with a team of dynamic young lawyers, he remains committed to delivering excellence in legal service. His dedication to his clients, combined with his sharp legal mind and strategic approach, positions him as a leading figure in Malaysia’s legal landscape. Edmond’s ongoing success and growing reputation underscore his status as one of the region’s most formidable litigators, ready to tackle the complex legal challenges of tomorrow. | |
ALB LITIGATORS OF ASIA 2024 | |
HONG KONG | INDIA |
Chris Wong Daniel Ng Jonathan David Wong Denis Brock Dominic Geiser Edward Liu Frederick Hui Gareth Hughes Heidi Chui Jezamine Fewins Jonathan Crompton Martin Rogers Robert Rhoda Shaun Wu | Ajay Bhargava Amit Jajoo Amit Kapur Hemant Sahai Indranil D. Manmeet Singh Rahul Dwarkadas Rajendra Barot Sameer Jain Shally Bhasin |
INDONESIA | JAPAN |
Andi Fanano Simangunsong Andi Kadir Bobby Christianto Manurung Debby Sulaiman Ellrico Parulian Situmorang Eri Hertiawan Firmansyah Gading Sanyjaya Ichsan Perwira Kurniagung Melati Siregar Mulyadi, S.H., LL.M. Narada Kumara Rahayu Ningsih Hoed Rio Andre Winter Siahaan Tony Budidjaja | Atsushi Okada Kei Akagawa Kohei Murakawa Ryan Goldstein Shinsuke Yakura Yosihe Midorikawa |
MALAYSIA | PHILIPPINES |
Abu Daud Abd Rahim Belden Premaraj Edmond Teh Aik Hua Foo Joon Liang Leonard Yeoh Lim Wei Jiet Liza Khan Nicholas Ooi Boon Seng Oon Thian Seng Raymond Mah Sean Yeow Huang-Meng Tan Kee Heng | Anzen Dy Enrique V. Dela Cruz, Jr. Irwin C. Nidea Jr. Joe Nathan Tenefrancia Jose A. Linsangan Nestor M. Mejia Paolo E. Abarquez Salvador Paolo A. Panelo, Jr. |
SOUTHEAST ASIA | SOUTH KOREA |
Augusto San Pedro, Jr. Bazul Ashhab Cavinder Bull SC Davinder Singh SC Koh Swee Yen SC Murali Pillai SC Nicholas Lingard Pardeep Khosa Peter Doraisamy Shunsuke TAKAHASHI Wendy Tan | Chang Ho Seong Jin Seok Lee Jeongmin Lee John P. Bang Sungwook Kim Yong Pyo Yeom Young Suk Park |
