Jayesh Chatlani is a member of our Litigation & Insolvency and Restructuring group in Singapore. He specialises in complex, and often multi-jurisdictional, shareholder disputes, funds litigation and valuation disputes involving both high value private ventures, and listed companies. His practice ranges from unfair prejudice litigation, derivative actions, windings up on just and equitable grounds, and related interlocutory matters including seeking injunctive relief, specific disclosure and asset tracing. Jayesh’s practice also includes advising in respect of the insolvency and workouts of distressed companies, and on cross-border restr ...
Jayesh Chatlani is a member of our Litigation & Insolvency and Restructuring group in Singapore. He specialises in complex, and often multi-jurisdictional, shareholder disputes, funds litigation and valuation disputes involving both high value private ventures, and listed companies. His practice ranges from unfair prejudice litigation, derivative actions, windings up on just and equitable grounds, and related interlocutory matters including seeking injunctive relief, specific disclosure and asset tracing. Jayesh’s practice also includes advising in respect of the insolvency and workouts of distressed companies, and on cross-border restructuring matters.
Jayesh is also experienced in crypto disputes. He acts as BVI and Cayman Islands legal counsel in crypto cases in relation to the theft, hacking and recovery of digital and crypto assets through forensic analysis of blockchain records of various crypto assets, fraud and asset tracing, covering multiple injunctions, as well as complex arbitration proceedings and investigations spanning a number of jurisdictions.
Before joining us in 2012, Jayesh worked at Ince & Co where his practice had a particular emphasis on shipping law, international trade and commercial disputes.