Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific Guide 2026: Eugene Thuraisingam LLP and Managing Partner Suang Wijaya Recognised
Eugene Thuraisingam LLP is honoured to be ranked for the fifth consecutive year in the Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific Guide for Corporate Investigations/Anti-Corruption: Domestic.
We are also pleased to announce that our Managing Partner, Suang Wijaya, has been ranked in the Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific Guide 2026 as an “Up and Coming” lawyer in two practice areas:
- Corporate Investigations/Anti-Corruption: Domestic; and
- Dispute Resolution: Litigation.
The Chambers Asia-Pacific Guide and its rankings provide some of the most independent, in-depth insights and reliable recommendations on the leading law firms and lawyers across the region. Its assessments draw on direct client feedback, peer insights, and a detailed review of each firm’s expertise and consistent performance.
Our continued ranking reflects our standing as a leading practice in Corporate Investigations and Anti-Corruption in the Asia-Pacific region, and we are grateful that our hard work and dedication have once again been recognised.
Chambers has highlighted several of the firm’s strengths:
Chambers also had the following to highlight about Suang:
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our clients, peers, and industry partners for their continued trust and support. We look forward to another year of dedication and excellence.
For more information about our ranking, you may read more here.
For more information about Suang’s ranking, you may read more here.
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