Ian Laing
Partner, Head of Infrastructure and Head of Office, Singapore
Asia Pacific
Our energy and infrastructure-focussed Asia Pacific practice has been at the heart of our international strategy for more than 30 years, beginning with the opening of our Hong Kong office in 1983 and running right through to our launch in Australia in 2015.
We have worked in Asia Pacific for decades and in that time our work has evolved along with the economy as we have helped clients grow in scale and sophistication, advising on work within the region and on outward investment.
We have offices across the region and combine our people’s expertise with that of network of partner law firms, financiers, government representatives, lawmakers, regulators and other stakeholders.
We draw on this talent pool within Asia Pacific, plus our own experts across Africa, Europe, Americas and Multinational Networkand the Middle East, to support you, whether you are a local business or an international one, a company seeking support or an investor.
Our work is seamless and integrated, blending our own expertise with that of our network to bring you consistency and quality with a truly international perspective.
We use technology, deep sector knowledge and innovation to bring you a multinational service with a small firm feel.
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Mohan Pillay
Partner
Mohan is the founding partner of Singapore joint law venture Pinsent Masons MPillay LLP. He is jointly qualified in Singapore, and England and Wales, with over 30 years experience in advisory, commercial litigation and regional arbitration work, particularly in construction and engineering projects.
Matthew Croagh
Partner, Head of Australia
Matt specialises in construction and engineering disputes arising out of major projects. His practice encompasses all forms of dispute resolution and he is often involved in assisting clients develop and implement commercial strategies to control time and cost during the construction phase of major projects.
