Imran Rahim, PBM Verified Lawyer

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Experience

Imran coordinates the corporate restructuring and insolvency practice group in Eldan Law LLP and is one of the youngest to do so in Singapore. He advises and represents insolvency professionals, creditors, and debtors in local and cross-border restructurings and insolvencies, including both contentious and non-contentious restructurings and liquidations. Imran also specialises in commercial litigation and international arbitration. He has represented multinational corporations, public-listed companies, and high net-worth individuals in complex, high-value disputes.

Specialty

Restructuring and insolvency.

Achievements and Recognition

• Named in LexisNexis® 40 UNDER 40 lawyers in Asia (2023) for leading corporate restructuring and insolvency practice at Eldan Law LLP, securing court victories, and advising on asset recovery cases over US$45 million across nine jurisdictions.1
• Recognized as Rising Star by Asian Legal Business.2
• Awarded the Public Service Medal (PBM) in 2023 by President Tharman Shanmugaratnam for community contributions.2
• Advised on high-value asset recovery case valued at US$45,645,561.86 involving nine jurisdictions under the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018.2
• Acted for high-profile restructuring practitioner in application against Minister for Finance, represented by Singapore Attorney-General's Chambers, for leave to act as director of over 100 companies.2
• Secured S$16 million settlement for hotel client in dispute against landlord and fellow tenant over lease obligations and alleged trespasses.2
• Successfully defended Government-linked company in high-profile judicial review challenge in the High Court.2
• Co-founded PEGUAM, a society uniting Muslim legal professionals, and committed to weekly pro bono work facilitating over 1,000 Lasting Powers of Attorney for vulnerable communities.1