Contingency Fee Agreement
Contingency Fee Agreement is a specialized practice area in Singapore's legal system. This area encompasses 3 cases from 2015 to 2017.
Leading Law Firms
Analysis of law firms specializing in Contingency Fee Agreement, ranked by case volume and success rates.
| Law Firm | Cases |
|---|---|
| Allen & Gledhill LLP100.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Mallal & Namazie100.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Wee, Tay & Lim LLP0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| CLASIS LLC0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Tan Rajah & Cheah0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Rajah and Tann Singapore LLP0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
Notable Lawyers
Leading lawyers practicing in Contingency Fee Agreement, ranked by case volume and success rates.
| Lawyer | Cases |
|---|---|
| Chandra Mohan K Nair0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Wee Pan Lee0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Tan Ruo Yu0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Lim Jun Rui Ivan100.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Tan Teng Muan100.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Loh Li Qin100.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Kwek Choon Lin Winston0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Istyana Putri Ibrahim0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Ramesh Selvaraj100.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
| Prakash Nair0.00% success rate | 1 cases33.3% of area |
Recent Judgments
Displaying 3 most recent judgments out of 3 total cases
| No. | Title | Court | Decision Date | Outcomes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Law Society of Singapore v Lau See Jin Jeffrey: Disciplinary Proceedings for Contingency Fee Agreement | Court of Three Judges of the Republic of Singapore | 19 Feb 2017 | Respondent suspended from practice for 12 months. |
| 2 | Bunge SA v Indian Bank: Forum Non Conveniens & Breach of Undertaking | High Court | 29 Dec 2015 | Singapore proceedings stayed in favour of India as the more appropriate forum. |
| 3 | William Jacks v Nelson Honey: Long-Arm Jurisdiction & Forum Non Conveniens | High Court | 15 Sep 2015 | Summons dismissed on the condition that William Jacks abandons proceedings in New Zealand if it fails to dismiss or stay proceedings there. |