Benjamin Gottlieb is a Partner in our Dispute Resolution Group in Zurich. His main areas of practice are international arbitration as well as domestic and international commercial litigation. He further specialises in and advises clients on the United Nations Convention for the International Sales of Goods (CISG).

David is Group CEO at British and Malayan Holdings Limited, and Board Director of British and Malayan Trusteess Limited; the oldest listed independent Trust services company in Singapore.

David has over 35 years of diversified & extensive experience in banking, corporate finance & wealth management.

He held several senior positions in various International & Regional Banks, both in Private Banking and Corporate & Investment Banking roles.

David also has the unique experience of working on the client side as Treasurer to one of Asia’s Forbes UHNWI in building start up companies to significant market players. He understands client’s needs & perspective.

He had worked in various regions in SEA, Australia, Middle East.

David is a Trainer with Wealth Management Institute (WMI) and Associate Estate Planning Practitioner (AEPP).

David holds an MBA from RMIT and a Bachelor in Economics & Accounting from La Trobe University. He attended the Oxford University General Manager program.

Helen TEP is a partner in leading offshore law firm Carey Olsen's litigation, insolvency and restructuring practice in Singapore. She specialises in the laws of Bermuda, BVI and Cayman Islands in relation to complex and cross-border commercial litigation, shareholder disputes, estate and private clients related disputes, fraud and investigatory cases and insolvency and restructuring matters. Helen has been listed as a Next Generation Partner by Legal 500 Asia. She has also been named in the recent Asian Legal Business (ALB) Asia Super 50 Disputes Lawyers List, Offshore Client Choice List, Top 10 Offshore Litigators and Asia 40 under 40 List.

Julie Raneda, FCIArb, is a Partner in Schellenberg Wittmer’s International Arbitration Practice and the Managing Director of the firm’s Singapore office.

Julie regularly represents clients in complex international commercial, investment and sports arbitration matters. She has acted as both counsel and arbitrator in arbitrations globally, governed by diverse legal systems.

Julie is one of the few lawyers in the region qualified to provide civil law advice across a broad spectrum of jurisdictions.

She also the Co-Chair of the firm’s Sanctions Group, bringing deep expertise in advising clients on international trade sanctions.

Her areas of specialization encompass construction and engineering, energy, life sciences, supply and manufacturing, distribution and international sales.

SIM Bock Eng is WongPartnership’s Head of the Specialist & Private Client Disputes Practice and a Partner in the Private Wealth Practice.

She has over 20 years of experience in trust, estate and family laws – both front-end as well as litigation. She regularly advises ultra-high-net-worth individuals and families on succession and estate planning, business continuity and family offices in related issues. Bock Eng has represented local and international banks, financial institutions and private investors in a wide variety of on-shore and off-shore matters. She is recognised as one of the leading probates, trusts and private wealth management lawyers in Singapore.

Tang Hang Wu is the Lee Kong Chian Professor at the Yong Pung How School of Law and Associate Provost (Research Governance & Administration) at Singapore Management University and Co-head of the Private and Wealth Desk at TSMP Law Corporation. He has published widely and is a co-editor of Trusts and Private Wealth Management and Trusts (2022). He is frequently instructed as Counsel and expert witness on trust disputes in Singapore and elsewhere. Hang Wu also advises trustees in relation to trust structures and complex decision-making and has experience managing trust disputes in Singapore and Jersey.