Yeung Shun Yun has over 30 years of experience in legal practice. Her areas of practice include property law, banking, finance and securities, estate planning and probate.

She advises the firm's clients on all aspects of residential, commercial & industrial development projects and is actively involved not only in early acquisition negotiations, but also completion of the necessary transactional documents and subsequent sales to end purchasers. As a necessary corollary to her primary area of practice, she has also been extensively involved in advising her clients on documentation relating to the financing of their real estate transactions in Singapore. Shun Yun's practice also sees her advising her clients in lease matters, en bloc sales, collective agreements, mortgagees' sales as well as estate, probate and trust matters.

In her Estate practice, she advises legal personal representatives on their duties and beneficiaries as to their rights. Where estate assets comprise of land, Shun Yun is also involved in family arrangements, settlements and public tender sales of estate property.

She currently serves as legal advisor to the Singapore Wui Leng Thung Heon Wui.

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.