Mohan Pillay
Partner
Mohan is the founding partner of Singapore joint law venture Pinsent Masons MPillay LLP. He is jointly qualified in Singapore, and England and Wales, with over 30 years experience in advisory, commercial litigation and regional arbitration work, particularly in construction and engineering projects.
Credentials
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2019Hon. Treasurer, SIArb (2017-2019)
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2018Co- Chair, Dispute Resolution & Arbitration Committee, Inter-Pacific Bar Association (2014-2018)
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2018Member, Construction Adjudicators Accreditation Committee, Singapore Mediation Centre
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2016Member, Singapore Academy of Law, Professional Affairs Committee, Building & Construction Law Specialist Accreditation Scheme Sub-committee
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2013President, Singapore Institute of Arbitrators
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2011Adjunct Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore (2003-2011)
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2011Visiting Professor, Centre of Construction Law & Dispute Resolution, School of Law, King's College London (2005-2011)
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2010Chairman, Society of Construction Law (Singapore)
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2010Joined Pinsent Masons
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2009Chair, International Construction Projects Committee, Inter-Pacific Bar Association
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2009Committee Chair, International Construction Projects Committee, Inter-Pacific Bar Association (2007-2009)
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1997Qualified - England and Wales
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1994University of London – Masters of Law in Commercial and Corporate Law (Merit)
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1986Qualified - Singapore Bar
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1985National University of Singapore – Bachelor of Laws (Second Class Upper Honours)
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