Carey Olsen has announced that four of its partners, James Noble and Helen Wang from Singapore, and Tim Haynes and Matthew Watson from Hong Kong, have been acknowledged in the Asian Legal Business (ALB) Asia Top Offshore Litigators list for 2025. This recognition highlights their exceptional expertise in handling complex cross-border disputes across Asia.
James Noble, who leads the firm’s litigation, insolvency, and restructuring practice in Asia, has been featured in the list for five consecutive years. Known for his work in multi-jurisdictional litigation, Noble is the only Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands admitted litigator in Singapore. He is highly regarded in Chambers Asia-Pacific and Chambers Global.
Helen Wang, a partner in the Singapore office, specialises in complex commercial litigation and shareholder disputes. Recognised as a Next Generation Partner by Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, Wang has been praised for her understanding of the Chinese business landscape. This marks her third consecutive year on the Asia Top Offshore Litigators list.
Tim Haynes, head of the disputes practice in Hong Kong, brings over 27 years of experience in commercial dispute resolution. His longstanding connection with Asia and technical excellence have earned him high praise in Chambers Asia-Pacific and Chambers Global.
Matthew Watson, also based in Hong Kong, is noted for his expertise in Bermuda law. Recently involved in landmark Privy Council cases, Watson has been described as “brilliant” by Chambers. This is his second year on the list.
These recognitions underscore Carey Olsen’s strength in offshore litigation and its commitment to providing top-tier legal services in Asia.
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