7 Asian Legal Business | December 2024 Aoife Griffin Leaving: N/A Going to: David Cameron Law Office Practice: Family, Employment, Immigration Location: Hong Kong Position: Partner Pallavi Kanakagiri Leaving: Claypond Capital Going to: Argus Partners Practice: PE/VC, M&A Location: Bengaluru Position: Partner Ittirote Klinboon Leaving: Chandler MHM Going to: Rajah & Tann Thailand Practice: Shipping and Insurance Location: Bangkok Position: Partner Rob Palmer Leaving: Ashurst Going to: Hogan Lovells Practice: Disputes Location: Singapore Position: Partner Albert Li Leaving: Koo, Li & Partners Going to: DeHeng Law Offices Practice: Corporate Location: Hong Kong Position: Partner G Madhusudhana Leaving: Lexplexus Going to: IndusLaw Practice: Real estate Location: Bengaluru Position: Partner Kok Jin Ong Leaving: A&O Shearman Going to: Ashurst Practice: M&A Location: Singapore Position: Partner Samit Dilip Shukla Leaving: DSK Legal Going to: Trilegal Practice: Real Estate, Disputes Location: Mumbai Position: Partner Paul Tan Leaving: Gibson Dunn & Crutcher Going to: One Essex Court Practice: Disputes Location: London Position: Counsel, Arbitrator Raditya Anugerah Titus Leaving: Makarim & Taira S Going to: Batavia Advocatorum Practice: Disputes Location: Jakarta Position: Partner Arthur Tso Leaving: DLA Piper Going to: Reed Smith Practice: Capital Markets Location: Hong Kong Position: Partner Helen Wang Leaving: Mayer Brown Going to: CMS Practice: Funds Location: Hong Kong Position: Partner Jang Hyuk Yeo Leaving: Greenberg Traurig Going to: DLA Piper Practice: Corporate Location: Seoul Position: Partner Global law firm Hogan Lovells has hired international arbitration expert Rob Palmer as a partner from rival Ashurst to boost its dispute resolution practice in Southeast Asia. Palmer, a former managing partner of Ashurst’s Singapore office, brings experience in energy, construction, and infrastructure disputes across the Asia-Pacific region. He has been based in Southeast Asia since 2003. Palmer has conducted arbitrations before arbitral institutions such as the SIAC, AAA, ICC, LCIA, KLRCA/ AIAC, TAI, and BANI. “Rob’s reputation as one of the leading arbitration lawyers in Singapore and his deep understanding of the Southeast Asia market will be invaluable to our clients,” said Biswajit Chatterjee, office managing partner of Hogan Lovells Singapore. With Palmer’s addition, Hogan Lovells now has seven partners in its Singapore office. The firm recently experienced the departure of corporate partners Stephanie Keen and Sylvia Taslim, who left to join O’Melveny. The Briefs APPOINTMENTS
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