RPC Premier Law‘s group has a focus on tech and cyber matters, handling contentious and non-contentious TMT matters, including Web3 and AI issues, for a range of clients, including multinationals. Nicholas Lauw is an established name in tech, digital assets, data protection and IP, including tech patent disputes and joint venture disputes involving patents. Yuankai Lin specialises in tech disputes, data protection and privacy work. Jeremiah Chew bolstered the practice with his October 2025 arrival.
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Testimonials
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- 'The team is dedicated to delivering exceptional service through their expertise in the technology related legal matters.'
- 'The team provides solutions that anticipate commercial implications and regulatory nuances, making them highly valuable to decision-makers.'
- 'RPC Premier Law stands out for its ability to provide legal expertise with deep local market knowledge. Their strength lies in offering pragmatic, business-focused advice that is both commercially astute and legally sound.'
- 'Nicholas Lauw has the ability to analyse situations and ensure that challenges are managed with clarity and confidence. In addition, demonstrates a high-level of dedication to every task they undertake. Nicholas' meticulous attention-to-detail consistently delivers reliable and professional outcomes.'
- 'The team possesses strong expertise in both software and technical domains. They are able to provide well-founded advice and craft effective strategies to address customer needs.'
- 'The diverse individual and team brings a wealth of perspectives and experience, ensuring we understand and meet the unique needs of the client. They pride themselves on collaboration, working closely with clients and partners to deliver tailored solutions.'
Key clients
- Adobe
- Ce La Vie
- NeutraDC
Work highlights
Supported a global leader in the digital gaming industry on a number of cross-border tech regulatory matters.
Practice head
Nicholas Lauw
Other key lawyers
Yuankai Lin; Jeremiah Chew