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Singapore law firm RHTLaw Asia has merged with local disputes boutique ChangAroth Chambers, with the latter’s managing partner, Anil Changaroth, joining as a partner.

Changaroth, who has nearly three decades of experience, set up ChangAroth Chambers in 2014. The firm focuses on dispute resolution in the areas of commercial, civil, criminal matters and corporate advisory work in particular infrastructure, building and construction projects.

"We will continue to strengthen our practice through synergistic opportunities here in Singapore and the region. The talents at ChangAroth Chambers LLC are a welcome addition to our team as we roll out our new ONERHT Client UX strategy together with our core multidisciplinary capabilities,” said Azman Jaafar, managing partner of RHTLaw Asia, in a statement.

With Changaroth joining, RHT now has 17 partners in Singapore.

 

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