Partners Wong Kai Yun and Navin Naidu recognised among Singapore’s Leading Lawyers once again by Doyle’s Guide

Senior Partner Wong Kai Yun and Partner Navin Naidu have been recognised among Singapore's leading lawyers in the Family & Divorce and White Collar Crime & Regulatory Investigations categories, respectively.

As Co-Head of our Family/Matrimonial practice, Kai Yun is widely regarded as a leading practitioner in family law and has been recognised by the publication since 2015, underscoring her sustained standing in the Singapore legal market.

Navin, Deputy Head of the firm's White Collar and Government Investigations practice, has been recognised for the third time in four years by Doyle's Guide, marking an elevation from Recommended to Leading in this year's edition.

At the firm level, Dentons Rodyk has also been named among Singapore's leading law firms in both Criminal Law and Family & Divorce Law.

Doyle's Guide is a respected annual legal ranking publication that profiles leading lawyers and law firms across a broad range of practice areas. Its rankings are based on extensive peer review and industry feedback, offering insight into the most highly regarded legal professionals and practices in their respective fields.

About Dentons Rodyk

Dentons Rodyk is Singapore's global law firm and part of the world's largest, with a team of around 200 lawyers offering clients a full suite of legal services necessary to do business locally and globally.

With over 160 years of establishment and consistently ranked highly in leading publications, Dentons Rodyk delivers top-tier legal advice while maintaining strong working relationships with key public sector agencies and prominent private sector organisations.

Its combination with global law firm Dentons makes it part of the world's largest law firm, with more than 12,500 professionals across over 160 locations in more than 80 countries. Dentons Rodyk is also part of Dentons ASEAN, the first global pan-ASEAN law firm, with a longstanding presence in Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam.