LIN Chunlong is a Partner in the Commercial & Corporate Disputes and Commodities & International Trade Practices.
His areas of practice are in litigation and arbitration, involving a wide spectrum of complex and high-value disputes in corporate, contractual, and commodities-related matters, as well as asset recovery. He also frequently advises on a wide range of legal issues involving sale of goods, corporate governance and compliance, tenancy, employment, employee disciplinary proceedings, and consumer protection.
Chunlong graduated from the Singapore Management University and is admitted to the Singapore Bar.
He was also an instructor for the Pre-Trial Practice in Civil Litigation course at the Singapore Management University.
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Matters of significance in which Chunlong has been involved in include advising/ acting the following:
- Successfully represented the applicant in Kho Choon Keng v Lian Keng Enterprises Pte Ltd (Kho Patrick and another, non-parties) [2024] SGHC 191 in an application to wind up a company with extensive business interests pursuant to sections 125(1)(i) of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018.
- A large state-owned power generation enterprise in an SIAC arbitration for claims arising from defaults in payment obligations under an agreement.
- An oil and gas company in setting aside an interim injunction to prevent payment under a bank guarantee and in resisting an application for various injunction orders. The disputes arose in relation to a contract for the design, manufacture and supply of equipment for the construction of an oil refining complex.
- The 1st Defendant in Kotagaralahalli Peddappaiah Nagaraja v Moussa Salem and others [2023] SGHC 6 in successfully resisting a claim brought by the Plaintiff for shares in a Singapore-incorporated company.
- One of the founders of TWG Tea, a luxury tea brand, in various disputes relating to the founding, development and management of TWG Tea.
- The successful appellant in the landmark decision of Timing Limited v Tay Toh Hin & Anor [2020] 5 SLR 974 where the High Court held that a joint bank account may be garnished.
Related Practice
- Commercial & Corporate Disputes
- Commodities & International Trade Disputes
Contact Details
- d+65 6416 8119
- f+65 6532 5722
- echunlong.lin@wongpartnership.com
Qualifications
Singapore Management University (LL.B., Magna Cum Laude)
Singapore Bar