Established 1980
Tel: +673 2451606
Fax: +673 2451611
Email: info@ccwpartnership.com
Website: www.ccw.com.bn
Contact: Linda Lee/Harold Ng
Number of partners: 4
Number of lawyers: 5
Languages: English, Mandarin and Bahasa Melayu
Practice Areas: banking & finance, corporate, property, construction, commercial, dispute resolution, arbitration, intellectual property, admiralty, oil & gas, information technology, insurance, insolvency
Brunei
CCW Partnership
General Business Law
Work highlightsActed for the plaintiff, a domestic machineries company, in a case that involved complex and detailed calculations by experts where the client claimed hiring charges of machinery for a construction project.
Advise a Korean contractor against the owners and the demise charterers of three barges for negligent management after the barges had multiple collisions with the under-construction bridge.
Acted for the plaintiff in a case regarding the privity of contract, where the defendant was the main contractor for a major development project for the Brunei government. The firm’s client was the defendant’s electrical subcontractor for the project pursuant to a signed subcontract agreement.
Instructed the plaintiffs that claimed another party was passing off and infringing on their intellectual property rights. The firm’s clients are also seeking for injunctive relief against the defendant.
CCW Partnership
CCW Partnership is ranked ‘Outstanding’ in General business law with expertise in corporate and M&A, regulatory, banking and dispute resolution. The firm’s dispute resolution practice is led by the managing partner Linda Lee Lian Khing. Tang Weng Leong and On Hung Zheng are the frequent lead partners in disputes. Harold Ng Hann Jaun is the key partner in corporate and banking.
General business law
Work highlights
Advising local and international corporations in their sale and acquisition of assets.
Acted for Daniel Leong Nyuk Ming, a supervising officer of the Brunei international airport construction project and the Brunei Economic Development Board, in disputes over the project’s contract against the contractors.
Represented a partner of an established family business in a dispute against her sibling, in which the sibling obtained the Mareva injunction and disclosure order against the client, freezing her personal and corporate accounts in Brunei, and also filed legal proceedings against her in Singapore. The firm applied to have the order set aside and the dispute was eventually settled amicably through mediation.
Brunei
Banking and financial services
| Highly recommended |
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| Abrahams Davidson & Co |
| CCW Partnership |
| Cheok Advocates & Solicitors |
| Dr Colin Ong Legal Services |
| Recommended |
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| Ahmad Isa & Partners |
| Eversheds HEP |
| Pengiran Izad & Lee |
| YC Lee & Lee |
Infrastructure
| Recommended |
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| Abrahams Davidson & Co |
| CCW Partnership |
| Cheok Advocates & Solicitors |
| Dr Colin Ong Legal Services |
| Eversheds HEP |
| Ridzlan Lim |
Real estate
| Recommended |
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| Abrahams Davidson & Co |
| CCW Partnership |
| Cheok Advocates & Solicitors |
| Dr Colin Ong Legal Services |
| Ridzlan Lim |
General business law
| Outstanding |
|---|
| Abrahams Davidson & Co |
| CCW Partnership |
| Cheok Advocates & Solicitors |
| Highly recommended |
|---|
| Ahmad Isa & Partners |
| Dr Colin Ong Legal Services |
| Pengiran Izad & Lee |
| YC Lee & Lee |
| Recommended |
|---|
| Eversheds HEP |
| Ridzlan Lim |
| Lawyer | Ranking | Practice Area |
|---|---|---|
| Ong, Andrew Teck Wee | Distinguished practitioner | Dispute resolution |
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