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Singapore's most influential lawyers aged 40 and under for 2018

They specialise in various areas such as shipping, intellectual property, energy, and aviation, amongst others.

Singapore Business Review has put together 20 of the most promising legal luminaries aged 40 and under for the year 2018. After careful selection from hundreds of nominees with specialisations ranging from disputes resolution and litigation, mergers and acquisitions, finance, and construction to intellectual property, copyright, media law, family law, and energy, 20 legal minds rose to the top as Singapore's best lawyers in their fields.

On its fifth year, Singapore Business Review's list includes lawyers specialising in shipping, aviation, cross-border mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, private equity transactions, and international arbitration. These lawyers are arranged from youngest to the oldest.

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