‘Arbitrability of Shareholder Oppression and Derivative Claims’ [Webinar]

‘Arbitrability of Shareholder Oppression and Derivative Claims’ [Webinar]

Overview:

Asian Legal Business (Thomson Reuters) & Mark Lee Chambers Law Corporation are proud to present the Webinar on:- 

‘Arbitrability of Shareholder Oppression and Derivative Claims’ 

This webinar will examine the arbitrability of shareholder claims under Sections 216 and 216A of the Companies Act (Cap. 50), against the backdrop of increasingly complex multi-jurisdictional corporate structures, special purpose vehicles and foreign investments. As parties place greater value on confidentiality, procedural flexibility and neutral forums, arbitration is attracting renewed attention as a potential avenue for resolving corporate disputes traditionally associated with court litigation. 

Key Discussion Points:

  • An understanding of the dynamics of shareholder disputes and the remedies typically sought 
  • A comparative analysis between the dispute resolution mechanisms of litigation and arbitration
  • An application of the comparative benefits of ventilating a shareholder dispute through arbitration
  • A discussion of how strategic goals must be realigned in the context of remedies that an aggrieved shareholder may require and the jurisdictional limits of a tribunal

For further information:-

Mark Lee Chambers Law Corporation is an independent boutique law firm based in Singapore specializing in complex multi-jurisdictional disputes, high-stakes litigation and arbitration with a particular focus in corporate governance, joint ventures, shareholder and boardroom matters. 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mark-lee-chambers-law-corporation/

Speaker profile: 

Mark Lee (Managing Director); https://glutenfreepleasure.com/__proxy_domain/mlclaw.com.sg/director/mark-lee/

Event Details:-

Registration link: https://www.legalbusinessonline.com/Derivativeclaims

Date: 10 July 2026

Venue: Webinar

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