Peter Gabriel

Peter Gabriel is the founder and managing director of Gabriel Law Corporation. With 30 years of experience under his belt, he has undertaken extensive litigation as well as transactional related work – his specialized knowledge in each domain mutually enhances his understanding of the other.

Litigation involving banking and finance disputes, commercial and corporate disputes, investigations and asset recovery, tort and contractual claims as well as domestic and international arbitration form the pillars of Mr. Gabriel's expertise.

His transactional legal work involves banking and finance, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and admiralty related matters. 

The scope of his work is both domestic and international. He has undertaken a significant amount of complex commercial litigation and arbitration work in Singapore, India, United Kingdom, Serbia, Switzerland and the Bahamas. In relation to transactional matters, his work spans Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Australia, Panama and China.

In addition to providing counsel to clients, Mr Gabriel has sits as a Regional Arbitrator at the Singapore International Arbitration Centre.

Mr. Gabriel maintains an active interest in academic pursuits, having published a book, Legal Aspects of Syndicated Loans, Butterworths (UK). He recently authored an article entitled, "Burden of Proof and Standard of Proof in Civil Litigation", that was published in the Singapore Academy of Law Journal. Mr. Gabriel lectured for the Postgraduate Practical Course in Law (PLC) - a prerequisite course for trainee lawyers in Singapore before they are awarded their practising certificates. He has also worked as a law lecturer in Australian National University (ANU).