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About
Provided by Wendy Lin
Practice Areas
Wendy Lin is the Deputy Head of the Commercial & Corporate Disputes Practice, and a Partner in the International Arbitration Practice.
Wendy has an active practice spanning a wide array of high-value, multijurisdictional and complex commercial, fraud and asset recovery disputes before the Singapore Courts, as well as in arbitrations conducted under various arbitral rules. Wendy is widely recognised as one of the top enforcement / asset recovery practitioners in Singapore; she is one of two ranked Global Elite Thought Leaders (reserved for 5% of those ranked across the world by Who’s Who Legal) in Asset Recovery, and the sole fellow of the International Academy of Financial Crime Litigators, based in Singapore.
Professional Memberships
In addition to her busy practice as counsel, Wendy also sits as an arbitrator in cases administered by the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, the International Chamber of Commerce and the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre. Wendy is presently serving her third term as Co-Chair of the YSIAC Committee, and is a member of the Singapore Academy of Law's Law Reform Committee.
Publications
- Chambers Global Practice Guide - Litigation 2023 & 2024
- The Global Legal Post - The International Commercial Litigation and Cross Border Enforcement Comparative Guide Book Singapore 2023
- CDR - Essential Intelligence: Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery, 2023
- The Global Legal Post Law Over Borders Comparative Guides - Arbitration 2023
- The Legal 500 Country Comparative Guide Singapore: Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters, 2023
- ABLI-SAL Cryptoassets Series on Cryptoassets and Civil Procedure Law (Singapore edition), 2023
- Cryptoassets Are Property and Can Be the Subject of a Trust — But Can They Be Enforced Against? (CaseWatch, 2023)
- Fraud and Asset Recovery: Cryptoassets (LegisWatch, 2022)
- Singapore High Court Issues First Reported Decision in Dispute Arising from Circuit Breaker Measures (CaseWatch, 2021)
- Singapore Court of Appeal Partially Sets Aside Arbitral Awards and Provides Key Observations on Important Costs and Consequential Issues (CaseWatch, 2021)
- Indian Supreme Court Recognises Emergency Arbitration Under SIAC Rules (CaseWatch, 2021)
- Singapore Court of Appeal, in Landmark Decision, Modifies Scope of Law of Confidence to Provide Greater Protection for Confidential Information (CaseWatch, 2020)
- Contributing Editor of the Singapore "White Book" (Singapore Civil Procedure) as well as to the Annotated Acts for the International Arbitration Act (Chapter 143A) and Arbitration Act (Chapter 10)
- Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in Singapore - Pitfalls and Strategies, 2019
- SFO v ENRC (Part 2): Litigation Privilege in Internal Investigations Clarified (CaseWatch, 2018)
- Court of Appeal Gives Guidance on Bringing of Shareholder Oppression Action (CaseWatch, 2018)
- Brand New Possibilities - Opening Up Third-Party Funding for International Arbitration in Singapore (LegisWatch, 2017)
Chambers Review
Asia-Pacific
Wendy Lin is a strong litigator in Singapore known for handling cross-border fraud and asset recovery matters. She appears before the High Court and Court of Appeal.
Wendy Lin gains recognition from the market for her abilities in international arbitration. She has experience representing international clientele in SIAC and ICC arbitrations, including in the energy sector.
Contributions
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Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"She demonstrates an exceptional ability to understand and prioritise her clients' needs, delivering personalised and effective legal solutions."
"Wendy is able to provide efficient and professional legal services and has the ability and experience to handle cross-border legal matters."
"Wendy is very good with strategy in dispute resolution and is a very good manager of her team."
"We find Wendy very sharp in cross examination skills. She is able to think on her feet and that helps a lot when it comes to cross-examining skills."
"She is sharp and detailed."
"She demonstrates an exceptional ability to understand and prioritise her clients' needs, delivering personalised and effective legal solutions."
"Wendy is able to provide efficient and professional legal services and has the ability and experience to handle cross-border legal matters."
"Wendy is very good with strategy in dispute resolution and is a very good manager of her team."
"We find Wendy very sharp in cross examination skills. She is able to think on her feet and that helps a lot when it comes to cross-examining skills."
"She is sharp and detailed."