马年 开工大吉！ everstead law is off to a galloping start in the Year of the Horse, having been recognised by Asian Legal Business as one of a select few Singapore firms to watch.

Asian Legal Business, which is owned by Thomson Reuters, the world’s leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals, is the only independent magazine dedicated to legal news, events and developments in the Asia.

ALB rightly notes, “Singapore’s legal market is being reshaped by emerging boutique firms. With specialized expertise, client centric service, and technology enabled innovation, they are challenging traditional approaches and excelling in targeted practice areas against a backdrop of expanding Southeast Asian cross border work. As in previous editions, ALB highlights the rising firms defining the future … While much of the market continues to consolidate, everstead law has chosen a different path, operating as a focused, partner-intensive specialist practice … Expect to see everstead law on more complex and high-profile matters aligned with its core strengths over the next 12 months“.

For more information, refer to the article here.

everstead law wishes you and your loved ones 龙马精神、马到成功、万马奔腾、马年大吉*! HENG ONG HUAT AH**!

* 龙马精神 = Dragon-Horse Energy (yeap, it is what you think it means). 马到成功 = Horse (right) to Success. 万马奔腾 = 10,000 Horses Galloping (forward vigor). 马年大吉 = Horse Year Big Luck (the word-for-word translation is 10,000 Horses better).

** Heng Ong Huat Ah = a Hokkien (a dialect) phrase that has been adopted by many Chinese because it shouts so well. It is basically Hokkien for 兴旺发啊, which in turn means good fortune, prosperity, and luck .. with “Ah (啊)” added for emphasis and dramatic effect. Nothing screams vibes/manifestation quite like the act of screaming itself.