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Who We Are

Mark Lee Chambers Law Corporation (“ML Chambers”) is a specialist disputes practice based in Singapore with a global footprint.

We are recognised for our work on high-stakes corporate and commercial matters. Our lawyers bring a deep corporate law and litigation pedigree to complex shareholder, joint venture and boardroom disputes, alongside significant experience in international arbitration and multi-jurisdictional litigation.

Our briefs are high-stakes, legally complex and often cross-border in nature, requiring first-tier advocacy and strategic, commercially focused advice. Our practice is defined by a tenacious intellect, curated dispute strategy and a commitment to delivering decisive outcomes at the point of impact.

What You Can Expect

CLARITY. We bring clarity, focus and conviction to complex disputes.

PARTNER-LED. Clients can expect direct partner involvement.

PRECISION. Rigorous preparation and a customised strategy built around what matters commercially—not simply what is legally possible.

Accolades

“Firm to Watch” (Dispute Resolution) – Legal 500; Asia Pacific Guide, 2026

“ALB Singapore Firms to Watch 2026” – Thomson Reuters, Asian Legal Business

“Rising Law Firm of the Year Award” (finalist) – Thomson Reuters, Asian Legal Business [22nd ALB South East Asia Awards 2026]

“Dispute Resolution Lawyer of the Year” (Mark Lee – finalist) – Thomson Reuters, Asian Legal Business [22nd ALB South East Asia Awards 2026]

Testimonials

… deep expertise in corporate, shareholder, and boardroom disputes, regularly acting in cross-border cases involving shareholders and directors. [Legal 500 Editorial Commentary (Asia Pacific 2026 Guide)]

…exceptional leadership, strategic insight, and innovative approach to dispute resolution… [collated independently by the Legal 500 research team]

…consistently puts the client’s best interests at the forefront.[collated independently by the Legal 500 research team]

… routinely advises high-value companies, shareholders and directors in complex, cross-border, multi-party shareholder disputes, breach of director duties claims and minority oppression claims. [Chambers and Partners]