WMH Law Corporation is a boutique Singapore law firm specialising in dispute resolution and corporate law, based at Marina One in the Downtown Core. The firm is ranked by Legal 500 for its Dispute Resolution practice, recommended for handling "high-stakes, complex commercial and civil litigation in Singapore's courts," with Managing Director Wilbur Lim noted for construction, commercial and defamation cases, and Hazell Ng recognised for private wealth disputes.
Over its ten-year history, the firm has been repeatedly named a finalist in Thomson Reuters' Asian Legal Business (ALB) South East Asia Law Awards, including Singapore Law Firm of the Year and Singapore Litigation Law Firm of the Year in 2025, alongside finalist recognitions across categories including Dispute Resolution Boutique Law Firm, Rising Law Firm, Corporate Citizenship Law Firm, Matrimonial and Family Law Firm, Medical and Healthcare Law Firm, Transactional Boutique Law Firm, and Young Lawyer of the Year. In 2019 it was named one of the eight law firms to watch in Singapore.
Founded by a group of lawyers formerly from a Singapore Big Four law firm, WMH operates the WMH Regency network across Greater China, Indonesia and Malaysia, and is one of the few Singapore firms with a dedicated Defamation and Reputation Protection practice, as well as a specialised Art and Cultural Property Law practice. The firm is certified as a "SmartLaw" Singapore Law Practice, and runs the Community Assist Outreach ("CARe") initiative, offering reduced rates for individuals with monthly household income under S$2,000.
At Marina One in the heart of Singapore's Downtown Core, WMH Law Corporation has built a decade-long reputation as a boutique firm specialising in dispute resolution and corporate law, with a client list ranging from individuals to a foreign listed company with roughly USD$1 billion in annual turnover.
WMH's Dispute Resolution practice is ranked by Legal 500, which describes the team as handling "high-stakes, complex commercial and civil litigation in Singapore's courts." Managing Director Wilbur Lim is noted for construction, commercial and defamation work representing individuals, corporations and foreign listed companies, while Hazell Ng is recognised for private wealth disputes. The firm has also been a repeat finalist in Thomson Reuters' ALB South East Asia Law Awards, most recently for Singapore Law Firm of the Year and Singapore Litigation Law Firm of the Year in 2025, alongside finalist nods across categories from Rising Law Firm to Young Lawyer of the Year over the years.
WMH was established by a group of lawyers formerly from a Singapore Big Four law firm, set up specifically to offer premium legal services at more accessible rates. All three founding partners have themselves been finalists for regional legal awards, and the firm's work has been featured in major publications including The Straits Times, Channel News Asia, The Business Times, Law Gazette and the Chinese press.
Beyond general commercial and dispute work, WMH is one of the few Singapore firms with a dedicated Defamation and Reputation Protection practice — a specialism made more distinctive by the fact that its head also handles construction disputes, giving the firm a particular edge advising construction companies facing defamation claims. WMH also runs one of the only dedicated Art and Cultural Property Law practices in Singapore, advising collectors, institutions, artists, galleries and arts logistics providers on matters from loan agreements to artist representation contracts.
Through the WMH Regency network, the firm extends its capabilities into Greater China, Indonesia and Malaysia, positioning itself for cross-border matters. WMH has also been certified as a "SmartLaw" Singapore Law Practice by the Law Society, reflecting its use of legal technology to improve efficiency and reduce client costs.
As a two-time finalist for Corporate Citizenship Law Firm of the Year, WMH runs the Community Assist Outreach ("CARe") initiative, offering reduced-rate legal services to individuals with a monthly household income under S$2,000, subject to documentary proof. The initiative covers both contentious and non-contentious matters and is handled by one of the firm's associates throughout.
WMH's office sits within walking distance of Downtown MRT station, with direct underground access also available via Shenton MRT Station, and parking available at either tower of Marina One. Prospective clients can request a free, no-obligation and confidential first consultation, with different email contacts set up for construction and commercial matters, defamation, family and probate matters, and general enquiries.