Civil and Commercial Litigation
When a dispute cannot be settled by a phone call, we represent companies and individuals in court, in mediation and in arbitration.
General information on civil and commercial disputes in Singapore, not legal advice. For advice on your own circumstances, speak with one of our lawyers.
In our words
Speak to
- Arthur Quayarthurquay@dominionlaw.com.sg
- Julian Changjulian.chang@dominionlaw.com.sg
Our contentious areas of practice include civil, commercial and criminal litigation.
Our civil and commercial litigation encompasses representing clients in disputes involving Hire-Purchase & Leasing, Securities & Stockbroking, Banking, Family and Matrimonial Disputes, Corporate, Probate, Property, Construction, Landlord & Tenant, Employment, Defamation, Management Corporations & Subsidiary Proprietors, Insolvency-Bankruptcy and Company Winding-up, Motor Vehicle Accidents & Personal Injury, Commercial Transactions and other claims at common law, contract and tort. Besides representing parties in court proceedings, we also represent parties in mediations and arbitrations.
What we handle
- Contract and commercial claims
- Banking, finance and securities
- Bankruptcy, insolvency and company winding-up
- Property and construction disputes
- Landlord and tenant disputes
- Employment disputes
- Defamation
- Management corporation disputes
- Family and matrimonial disputes
- Motor vehicle accidents and personal injury
- Mediation
- Arbitration
Fees
Fees depend on the scope of the matter. Ask us for a quote.
| Initial consultationReviewing your documents and explaining where you stand and the options open to you. | On enquiry |
|---|---|
| Letters and negotiationLetters of demand, replies and settlement negotiations before any claim is filed. | On enquiry |
| Court proceedingsFiling or defending a claim and taking it through to trial. | On enquiry |
Where to start
Call either office or email us with a short outline of your matter, and one of our directors will advise on the next step.
Have questions?
Send us a quick note below and let's figure things out together.