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Case Highlights – From Hostile EGM to Negotiation Leverage in a Cross-Border Joint Venture Dispute

Mark Lee Chambers Law Corporation (“ML Chambers”) directors Mark Lee and Sarah Yeo recently advised a founder, who was both a minority shareholder and a director, of a Singapore-incorporated joint venture company in a cross-border shareholder and boardroom dispute spanning multiple jurisdictions.

Walking the Tight Rope: Mark Lee on the Role of the 21st Century Board Director

Our Managing Director Mark Lee spoke at Lexology’s Masterclass Series. The session covered the complexities of the function of a company’s board and the labyrinth of directors’ duties that an individual has to navigate in this 21st century corporate jungle.

Exclusive Singapore Contributors to Global Legal Insights 2026 (15th edition) – Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Mark Lee Chambers Law Corporation has contributed the Singapore chapter of the Global Legal Insights – Litigation & Dispute Resolution Laws and Regulations 2026 (15th edition).

Featured in The Business Times; Where Board Oversight Meets Entrepreneurial Risk

Published in The Business Times, this article by our director Mark Lee examines one of the most pressing questions in modern corporate governance: how can regulators strengthen director accountability without stifling the entrepreneurial risk-taking that fuels business growth?

A Director’s Perspective: Exposure, Risks and Personal Liability

In this article, we explore the trite concept of limited liability of companies juxtaposed against the “ironic” onerous personal liability / exposure that directors face in the course of their management and running of that limited liability entity. Whilst not intended to be exhaustive, this article attempts to take the reader through scenarios where a director may find herself / himself staring down the “barrel” of a lawsuit / regulatory enforcement action and risking personal liability.

Managing Director Mark Lee and Director Sarah Yeo Contribute to “Lexology Panoramic: Corporate Governance 2026”

Managing Director Mark Lee and Director Sarah Yeo have co-authored the Singapore Chapter of Lexology Panoramic: Corporate Governance 2026. They examine the key planks of any governance discourse, including shareholder power, board responsibilities, corporate control and oversight.

Investing in Singapore: A Foreign Investor’s Guide (投资新加坡:外国投资者实用指南)

This joint article between Marigold Consultancy and Mark Lee Chambers Law Corporation (“ML Chambers”), presents a bite-sized Q&A roadmap for readers (i.e. the would-be foreign investor) looking to invest abroad and, in particular, contemplating expanding their businesses into and anchored / headquartered in Singapore.

Case Highlights

Our directors Mr Mark Lee and Ms Sarah Yeo represented a corporate group, comprised of a company (publicly listed on the SGX) and its wholly owned subsidiary (a private limited company that undertook the core business of the group) in a concurrent application for a moratorium pursuant to section 64 and section 65 (related company) of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018.

Shareholder Decisions – The Power of the Vote

When can shareholders make management decisions in connection to the company? Can shareholders overrule their board’s business decisions? What decisions (if any) must be reserved to the shareholders? In this brief note, our directors explore some of these questions.

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