Lee Chai & Boon LLP | Commercial & Intellectual Property Lawyers, Singapore

What we do

Our clients include banks and financial institutions, commercial companies from a range of industries and involved in local and cross-border investments, and information technology venture start-ups, and private individuals seeking asset protection and establishing trust arrangements. In addition, we represent individuals on all areas relating to family law, employment law and matters involving criminal and civil litigation

Corporate & CommercialJoint ventures, commercial agreements, restructuring and financing documents.Explore corporate work
Setting Up in SingaporeSetting up companies, branches and representative offices, and corporate secretarial work.Explore company set-up
Intellectual PropertyRegistering and protecting trade marks, patents and designs, in Singapore and overseas.Explore intellectual property
Information TechnologyE-commerce, computer contracts and data protection.Explore IT law
Disputes & LitigationCommercial disputes, in court and through alternative dispute resolution.Explore dispute resolution
PropertyBuying, selling, mortgaging and leasing property.Explore property

About us

Lee Chai & Boon LLP (previously known as Lee Chai & Boon) is a law firm providing legal services in the areas of corporate finance, corporate and commercial laws, as well as intellectual property laws.

These services include advising on and structuring business and commercial transactions for maximum advantage and to achieve the objectives of parties. Our legal documents take into account practical risks and the legal impediments of all relevant transactions.

We further specialize in intellectual property laws such as copyright issues, trademark and patent registration, and registered designs applications. We also advise on information technology law including computer contracts and issues dealing with cyberspace and e–commerce.

Our solicitors have experience in dealing with foreign and local multi-national companies on a range of issues and would be pleased to assist you in any of your legal queries. Our practice includes litigation and dispute resolution of commercial law issues.

We aim to provide legal solutions which are practicable, reduce or eliminate risks and consider tax-related aspects of the transactions. Importantly, we seek to understand the clients’ commercial needs and tailor our approach according to their requirements.

Our partners

Jeffrey Lee

Partner

Jeffrey Lee Chiat Jin

Jeffrey studied law at the National University of Singapore, graduating with honours, and holds an LLM from the University of London. His work centres on conveyancing and corporate and commercial matters, including corporate finance, and he has acted for major banks including DBS Bank, UOB, OCBC and Malayan Banking. He has written six legal textbooks and published articles in journals including the Singapore Law Gazette and the Canadian Intellectual Property Review.

Conveyancing · Corporate and Commercial · Corporate Finance

Publications

“Commentary-Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act, Unfair Contract Term Act, Supply of Goods Act/Sale of Goods Act, Sale of Goods (UN Convention) Act” (Butterworths Asia 2003)
“Commentary on Sale of Goods Act, Supply of Goods Act and Sale of Goods (United Nations Convention) Act” (Lexis Nexis 2012)
“Consumer Protection, Aspects of Competition – Law and Domestic and International Sale of Goods” (Halsbury’s Law of Singapore Vol 5) (Butterworths Asia) (2001 & 2005 Editions)
“Sale of Supply of Goods and Services Vol 5(2)” (Lexis Nexis) (2010 & 2014 Editions)

Boon Swan Ngee

Partner

Boon Swan Ngee holds an LLB with honours and is a Barrister-at-law of the Middle Temple, London. He specialises in conveyancing: sales, purchases and mortgages of private and public housing and of commercial property. He has acted for major banks including OCBC, DBS Bank, UOB, HSBC and Malayan Banking in mortgage and redemption transactions, and also does general solicitors' work.

Conveyancing · Mortgages and Redemptions · General Solicitors' Work