Jeffrey Beh Eng Siew
Managing Partner
Singapore, 1975
Civil, Commercial & Construction Litigation
Conveyancing
Criminal Litigation
General Solicitors’ Work
Member, Singapore Academy of Law
Awarded for commendable public service or achievement in the arts and letters, sports, sciences, business, professions, or labour movement.
Profile
Jeffrey is the current Managing Partner of the firm. He joined the firm as a Partner in 1998. He is a Barrister and a member of the Inns of Court (Inner Temple) London. He had practised in London before coming to Singapore in 1975.
Jeffrey has more than 50 years of experience in both litigation and conveyancing. In his early days he concentrated on criminal, commercial claims and solicitors’ work, including conveyancing. Over the last 25 years, he has conducted several major trials involving company law, securities, insurance contract and construction law. With the retirement of our founding Partner, Mr Lee Bon Leong, Jeffrey now leads the conveyancing department, whilst continuing his practise in commercial and criminal litigation.
Jeffrey is one of the key Legal Advisors to many of our Town Councils in Singapore. He personally handles the Town Councils’ prosecution for the recovery of service and conservancy charges and all other offences under the Town Council by-laws. He has also been appointed as a legal advisor to several Associations, such as the Automobile Importer & Exporter Association and the Print Media Association, Singapore, and to many corporate clients in the motor industry including the Prime Group of Companies, amongst others.
Aside from his practice as a lawyer, Jeffrey was an active Council member of the Football Association of Singapore for 17 years and was appointed as Chairman of the Referees’ Committee. During his tenure, he proudly claims to have our Singapore referees appointed to 3 consecutive World Cups from 2002 to 2010. As an active participant in the sporting community, he was also appointed as chair and member of the Inquiry Committee of SNOC. For many years he has also been active in the Singapore After-Care Association, a charitable society that assists discharged prisoners and their families. In 1999 he was elected the Chairman of the Association and remained as the Chairman till he stepped down recently in the beginning of 2026. In recognition of his contributions to this sector of the community, he was awarded the PBM in 2010.