Litigation is at the heart of our business and we know it inside out. At any one time, more than half our lawyers are handling complex, large-scale global disputes. However, we always consider the possibility of commercial solutions through negotiation and mediation before going to court.
RPC Premier Law is a disputes powerhouse. Our market-leading team is well-equipped to deal with a wide range of disputes, in the courts, through arbitration, or by alternative forms of dispute resolution. We have an excellent reputation for delivering top-quality advice and client services on contentious matters, efficiently and cost-effectively.
We are known for representing large multinationals, corporates, insurers, brands and financial institutions, the shipping and aviation industries; as well as high-net worth individuals.
Through time and experience, we have developed a strong network of trusted law firms in key jurisdictions. This enables us to resolve issues for our clients wherever they arise, ensuring that our regional and global clients receive a seamless and high-quality service wherever they need it.
Our disputes team in Singapore operates under a Joint Law Venture known as RPC Premier Law, our lawyers have decades of Singapore litigation experience between them who are market leaders in their respective fields. Our integrated disputes team provide an extensive range of advice on multi-jurisdictional matters and a full range of defence work. Where necessary, our clients can receive representation in the Singapore Courts through Premier Law LLC.
Litigation – our lawyers have decades of local litigation experience before the Singapore courts; as well as in other jurisdictions around the region. As market-leaders in their respective fields, our lawyers are the 'go to' team for complex and large-scale global disputes.
International Arbitration – our global team boasts highly qualified lawyers based in three of the major arbitration hubs – Singapore, Hong Kong and London. Our team has extensive experience acting in disputes under a variety of arbitral rules, including ad hoc arbitrations, and administered arbitration under the HKIAC, ICC, UNCITRAL, SIAC and CIETAC rules.
