Pinsent Masons MPillay

Pinsent Masons MPillay is ‘absolutely unparalleled in their construction expertise’. The Singapore office has a rich history in infrastructure and energy matters, including front-end through to contentious engagements, in Southeast Asia and the broader Asia Pacific region. It has experienced further growth in renewable energy, particularly offshore wind farms, along with energy transition projects for the oil and gas industry. Mohan Pillay is qualified to practise in Singapore and England, and is hugely experienced in construction and engineering disputes, including those in the offshore wind sector. Chen Han Toh is another experienced energy and infrastructure arbitration specialist with extensive experience in Asia Pacific disputes. Frédéric Gillion is another key partner in disputes connected to major projects in Asia Pacific and worldwide, having previously practised in London and Paris; he recently led the team that advised Omega Consortium in connection with the delivery of a €30bn experimental ITER nuclear project in the south of France. Sam Boyling splits his time between Singapore and Beijing, and was appointed as global co-head of construction disputes in May 2023; he represents Chinese SOE contractors in connection with major energy and infrastructure projects. Yong Neng Chan is also impressing clients, as is legal director Andrea Clark.