About
Mr. Low Chun Yee is a highly skilled advocate with a strong background in criminal law. After graduating from the National University of Singapore, Mr. Low joined the Attorney General’s Chambers as a Deputy Public Prosecutor / State Counsel for several years.
A seasoned litigator, Mr. Low’s extensive experience as a criminal litigator consists of numerous trials in both the High Court and State Courts, including capital cases for murder and drug offences. He has also developed and fine-tuned his oral and written advocacy skills at the appellate level with various Magistrate’s Appeals.
Having honed his criminal litigation skills and understood the internal workings of the prosecution, Mr. Low joined private practice in reputable mid-sized local firms. Mr. Low continues to apply his expertise in criminal law for the betterment of his clients.
Above all, Mr. Low is a pragmatic and effective lawyer, fighting to the utmost for his clients’ interests.
With his intimate knowledge of the criminal law and his experience on both sides of the equation, Mr. Low is able to secure the most optimal outcome for his clients.
Facing criminal investigations and/or charges can be a daunting experience.
Mr. Low is empathetic and offers unwavering support to his clients throughout their case.
Aside from criminal law, Mr. Low also has experience in civil litigation, Protection from Harassment Act matters, family law and wills. Mr. Low also provides corporate services such as the drafting and reviewing of contracts and agreements.
Mr. Low is a firm believer that justice should be accessible to all accused persons, regardless of their background. To date, he has helped over 120 accused persons on CLAS (Criminal Legal Aid Scheme) and LASCO (Legal Assistance Scheme for Capital Offences).
Numerous judgments have been rendered on Mr Low’s cases. Some of the reported judgments include:
- PP v Mohammad Rosli bin Abdul Rahim [2021] SGHC 252
- PP v Yap Lee Kok [2020] SGDC 261
- PP v Surianny Binte Sulaiman [2020] SGDC 182
- Tongbao (Singapore) Shipping Pte Ltd and another v Woon Swee Huat and others [2018] SGHC 165
- PP v Lim See Yong [2017] SGDC 135
- PP v Neo Keng Hua [2017] SGMC 13
- PP v Chan Lie Sian [2017] SGHC 205
- PP v Minjoot Sabestian Bernett [2017] SGDC 43
- PP v Ang Zhu Ci Joshua [2016] SGMC 2
- PP v Toh Eng Puey [2016] SGDC 99
- PP v Fajri Bin Buang [2016] SGDC 148
- PP v Balahrisknan s/o Kuppusamy [2016] SGDC 76
- PP v Sivarajan s/o Darmarajan [2016] SGDC 323
- PP v Ho Lian Wah [2016] SGDC 143
- PP v Selvakumaran s/o Singaram [2015] SGDC 78
- PP v Omar Bin Osman [2015] SGDC 67
- PP v Adith s/o Sarvotham [2014] 3 SLR 649
- PP v Brendan Jeremiah Aw [2014] SGDC 384
- PP v Mohamed Fadzil Bin Hashim [2014] SGDC 68
- PP v Mohd Hamdan Bin Ahmad [2014] SGDC 139
- PP v Joel Jonathan Selvanathan [2013] SGDC 257
Reviews (29)
Featured Services
Criminal Defence
Having been on both sides, Chun Yee understands the workings of the criminal justice system intimately. In particular, he utilises his knowledge of the prosecutorial decision-making processes to walk his clients through the entire journey and aid them in achieving the best possible outcome for each case.
Media & Publications
https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/man-used-fake-name-meet-females-facebook-gets-jail-sex-acts-minor – Today Online, October 2020
Man jailed for threatening to spread ex-girlfriend’s sexually explicit video clip – Straits Times, April 2019
Woman involved in Hari Raya revenge attack that left two with burns pleads guilty – Channel NewsAsia, January 2019
Woman fined for throwing hot noodles at beer promoter over alleged insult – Yahoo, January 2019
Man who threw military explosive in forest to get back at supervisor jailed, fined – Yahoo, December 2018
Jail for stall assistant who rode e-scooter in a rash manner and knocked into woman – Straits Times, August 2018
Taxi driver jailed seven weeks for road rage – Straits Times, May 2016
Bus driver gets 3 weeks’ jail and 5-year driving ban for causing pedestrian’s death – Straits Times, April 2016
Jailed for taking upskirt videos of his friends – Straits Times, February 2016
Man jailed for climbing onto Skytrain tracks – Straits Times, October 2015
I chanced upon this very site and found out about Mr Low Chun Yee. Read his profile and I decided he is the lawyer I should reach out. Immediately I Whatsapp him and he responded quite fast. He is very direct and clear on the options I will land into after hearing my story when we met in his office. He is also responsive to advise you what to do when a situation pops out. Strongly recommend him to anyone seeking legal help. Thank you so much, Mr. Low for helping me to settle my case.
Mr Low is very knowledgeable and direct. On our first meeting, I appreciate how he delve straight into the case. I like that he does not mince his words yet exercise empathy along the way. He is a wonderful communicator with the ability to make you feel comfortable sharing at the same time.
After we decided to engage his help, he shown a lot of perseverance and good listening skills. When I had any doubts, he was able to clear it with his logical reasoning.
Throughout the case, he was very prompt with his replies and he was able to show me different perspectives which shows his vast experience as a lawyer.
Safe to say, we got the results we hoped for in the shortest amount of time possible and we would not have done it without his advise and assistance.
Thank you, Mr Low! I was happy that you were on our side.
I would like to thank Mr Low for his professionalism and openness. Although, I have decided not to pursue the case due to practical and financial reason, I really appreciate his great advice, knowledge sharing and openness during the consultation. He is a great lawyer!!!
I contacted mr Low to ask for advice. Although it was a short consult, mr Low evaluated my situation thoroughly and gave me his honest inputs on the matter, which helped a lot. I appreciate the help and advice given to me. Thank you !