Callie Ee
Associate
Practice Areas
Callie’s practice focuses primarily on commercial and corporate disputes, including cross-border disputes, in both litigation and international arbitration.
NOTABLE MATTERS
Part of the team that successfully defended claims exceeding S$100 million for breach of fiduciary duties, fraud, conspiracy, dishonest assistance and knowing receipt
Acted for a European pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturer in a SIAC arbitration.
Acted for an Australian energy services company in a SIAC arbitration
Acted for a European engineering company specialising in renewable energy plants in an international dispute.
Acted for property developers in multiple construction and development disputes in Singapore.
Acted for beneficiaries in successfully challenging a disputed will, both at first instance and on appeal.
LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION
Callie has appeared before all levels of the Singapore courts and has represented clients in international arbitration. She has also conducted hearings as lead counsel, including successful striking-out, winding-up, stay and bankruptcy applications.
COMMERCIAL AND CORPORATE DISPUTES
Fraud and conspiracy, breach of fiduciary duty and confidence, shareholder and boardroom disputes, and contractual claims, including limitation of liability clauses.
CONSTRUCTION, ENGINEERING AND PROPERTY
Cross-border engineering disputes, domestic construction and development disputes, and court-ordered sale of land.
RESTRUCTURING AND INSOLVENCY
Moratorium, winding-up and bankruptcy applications.
URGENT INTERIM RELIEF
Mareva injunctions and applications to set aside search orders.
CORPORATE AND ADVISORY
Callie also has experience in corporate advisory and transactional work, which gives her a practical, commercial understanding of the deals and relationships behind her clients’ disputes. This includes assisting with the sale of a group of companies to a leading international logistics company for approximately S$10 million, and advising on MAS regulatory matters, including payment services, securities and digital tokens.
Qualifications / Education
Year of Admission:
Admitted as an advocate and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore in 2023.
Education:
University of Bristol, First Class Honours.
