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The Straits Times - Singapore's Best Law Firms 2026
When our firm was established in late 2023, our core vision was to build a different kind of firm: one that is people-focused, combining the agility of a boutique practice with the depth of full-suite services, and unafraid to take on complex work with sincerity and drive.
Being recognised among Singapore’s Best Law Firms for 2026 is both humbling and inspiring. It is a reflection of the trust and confidence placed in us by our clients, partners and friends – and the dedication of a small but committed team that truly believes in what we do.
To each of our clients, partners and friends, thank you for being part of our journey. Your support and belief in our team make every challenge worthwhile.
We remain committed to advocating with purpose, building meaningful relationships, and doing impactful work – one case at a time.
The Amazon Prime route to solving your legal disputes is here.
Living in Singapore can be, at times, financially straining – especially in the context of legal services. But there’s good news; two new civil justice measures, Express Track and the
If a pipe in the common area of your condo leaks and damages your home, who is responsible?
As a condominium owner, you may have wondered before: When can you expect the Management Corporation Strata Title (MCST) to cover damages brought on by defective common property? It’s a
How is AI being integrated in Singapore courts?
The legal industry is not an exception to the way technology is continuing to reshape various other businesses. A new way of handling legal issues is being tested that recognises
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Lawyers raise concerns over move to cut fees
Mr Justin Chan said lawyers generally opposed scale costs, pointing out there is a court assessment process for clients who are dissatisfied with the legal bills and there are prescribed guidelines under the Rules of Court. He stressed that lawyers are aware clients face economic pressure and trial anxiety. “In terms of costs, I always try to view it from their perspective. No two cases are alike, so we do give an early indication of our costs and tailor the manpower to suit the clients’ needs while giving best value for money,” he added.
Singapore Law Watch, 14 November 2018
Hong Kong woman wins legal tussle against Singapore man over $3 million Tanglin apartment
“There was no common intention to share the property, the judge concluded.” … “(The Defendant) represented by Mr Justin Chan of Tito Isaac & Co, relied on remittance records to show that she alone paid for the property.”
The Straits Times, 20 July 2018
Woman wins appeal against guarantor
“Mr Justin Chan, said that aside from recovering part of her loans, she was happy to have had the label of “moneylender” removed from her name.”
The Straits Times, 29 Nov 2014
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