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Helmsman appoints co-heads for newly established practice groups

Lynette Koh and Lester Ho have been appointed Co-Heads of Corporate, Mergers & Acquisitions Practice Group while Basil Lee and Una Khng have been named Co-Heads of Intellectual Property Practice Group.

Multi-disciplinary law firm Helmsman LLC on Monday (5 January) announced the appointment of four lawyers as the co-heads of the firm’s newly established practice groups that strengthen the firm’s deal making and intellectual property capabilities.

Lynette Koh and Lester Ho have been appointed Co-Heads of the Corporate, Mergers & Acquisitions Practice Group. Koh and Ho collectively bring deep experience in complex cross-border acquisitions, early-stage fundraising and late-stage strategic investments. 

The company said their leadership will enhance the firm’s ability to provide pragmatic, innovative legal solutions in a rapidly evolving and dynamic transactions landscape.

Basil Lee has been named Co-Head of the Intellectual Property, Technology, Media & Telecommunications Practice Group, working with Una Khng. Lee specialises in IP strategy and regulatory advice in areas including data protection, consumer protection and cybersecurity. He advises on significant IP and TMT matters and represented clients in landmark litigation. Lee’s experience managing high-profile disputes and precedent-setting cases will bolster the firm’s dispute resolution and advisory offerings.

“We are delighted to introduce the heads of our new practice groups,” said Managing Director, Ian Teo. 

“Their leadership and expertise will be pivotal as we expand our legal offerings and continue to deliver practical, innovative legal solutions. These appointments reflect our commitment to nurturing top talent and maintaining the highest standards of legal excellence.”

 

Photo credit: Helmsman
Published: 5 January, 2026

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