Tan Soo Kiang has over 30 years of experience in legal practice. He started his legal career in the Singapore Legal Service and held various appointments in the legal and judicial service over 18 years before entering private practice in 1992.

His areas of practice encompass general commercial and criminal litigation, corporate and banking litigation, construction litigation, trusts, property litigation and professional negligence litigation.

He is a member in the panel of arbitrators of the ICC International Court of Arbitration and also acts in domestic arbitration. He is a member in the panel of mediators of the Singapore Mediation Centre.

He is also an independent director on the Board of several companies. Other appointments include member of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Board and co-chairman of the St. Andrew's Autism Centre, honorary secretary and senior racing steward of the Singapore Turf Club, committee member of the Malayan Racing Association and chairs the Licensing and Disciplinary Committee of the Malayan Racing Association, Chairman of the Board of Governors of St Andrew's Junior College, member of the Board of Governors and Supervisor of St Andrew's Secondary School , Principal Trustee of the St Andrew's Cathedral Canon Adams Trust Fund and Chairman of Institutional Discipline Advisory Committee / Institutional Discipline Review Committee IV.

Chiah Kok Khun has over 18 years of experience in legal practice. He was in the Singapore Legal Service before joining private practice in 1992. His experience in the legal service includes serving as Deputy Registrar of the Subordinate Courts, Magistrate, Coroner, President of the Juvenile Court and Referee of the Small Claims Tribunal.

He practises corporate and commercial litigation and acts for Defendants in commercial crime prosecution. He has been involved in numerous major disputes before the Courts.

Kok Khun has acted for Defendants in prosecutions by the Commercial Affairs Department involving securities trading. He has acted in securities and foreign exchange trading disputes involving banks and stockbroking firms, shareholders' disputes before the High Court involving companies with very substantial assets and employment contract disputes including restraint of trade litigation.

He has handled cases involving insolvency and acted for clients in intellectual property rights litigation including enforcement of trademarks and copyrights. He has also acted in litigation relating to company directors’ duties and litigation involving complex trusts and equitable claims.

Khoo Boo Jin read Law at the National University of Singapore and was admitted to the Singapore Bar in 1991. He specializes in civil and commercial litigation.

His practice includes acting for clients in complex commercial, corporate and property disputes in the Court of Appeal and the High Court. He has also represented landlords of large commercial complexes in disputes with their tenants, and represented property developers in disputes regarding the development and sale of property. He has acted in complex litigation concerning the administration of estates and trusts, the enforcement of foreign judgments, disputes between joint venture partners, and claims of professional negligence.

Boo Jin has represented the administrator of an estate in a dispute involving assets purportedly valued at more than S$200 million. He has also successfully acted in an application for an injunction to freeze assets valued at more than US$14 million. As lead counsel, he has successfully represented clients in significant cases decided by the Court of Appeal.

He is an instructor in the Postgraduate Practical Law Course conducted by the Board of Legal Education for law graduates intending to practise law in Singapore

Wong Hur Yuin graduated from the National University of Singapore with her Bachelor of Laws (Hons) degree in 1990, and was admitted to practice the next year.

She was involved in Singapore's last appeal to the Privy Council which dealt with breaches of trust taking place over a period of 30 years. She dealt with the subsequent applications for accounts and inquiries, tracing trust assets and examining transactions over the said 30-year period. That fired her interest in matters relating to wills and probate, as well as trusts and trustees' duties especially where they relate to the managing of the estates of deceased or mentally incapable persons. She views those cases, as well as her cases involving matrimonial and child custody/access proceedings, as all being part of her practice of "Family Law", in view of the fact that much of the trust and probate litigation she encounters arise from family disputes. It is her strong belief that in family matters especially, the adversarial system must be tempered, in appropriate circumstances, by compassion and common sense.

Hur Yuin has a highly varied practice covering diverse areas of civil litigation particularly family law, contract claims, estate and trust work (including probate and trust litigation), and intellectual property rights.

An avid music hobbyist and amateur musician, she has a particular interest in copyright issues relating to music and the impact of the Internet and digital technology on it.