Raphael louis 

Ray Louis (Raphael Louis) is a respected and seasoned litigator in Singapore. He has appeared before the State Courts, High Court and Court of Appeal, gaining extensive experience across all levels of the Singapore judiciary. His areas of practice include criminal defence, family law and divorce, personal injury, and harassment (POHA) matters, where he is known for his strategic advocacy and practical legal advice. His cases are frequently featured in the media, and he is among the most highly rated lawyers in Singapore, with over 500 verified client reviews SingaporeLegalAdvice.com.

Ray Louis is the founder of Ray Louis Law Corporation (raylouis.com.sg), and leads a multi-practice legal team handling criminal, family, personal injury, and harassment matters.

Beyond litigation, Ray Louis is an accredited mediator with both the Singapore Mediation Centre and the State Courts of Singapore. He has facilitated the resolution of a wide range of disputes, including commercial, contractual, harassment, and community-related matters.

Ray Louis also has a strong interest in legal education. He is an adjunct lecturer with the Executive Counselling and Training Academy, where he teaches law and counselling to students pursuing a Master’s degree in Counselling awarded by Flinders University, Australia. He has delivered talks on Singapore criminal procedure to international schools and has served as a legal consultant for Mediacorp television productions.

Ray Louis is deeply committed to improving access to justice. He established a legal clinic providing pro bono legal advice to individuals in need. His work has been featured in The Law Gazette (published by the Law Society of Singapore), as well as on The Red Dot (Channel 5) and Channel News Asia.

In recognition of his contributions, he was awarded the 10-year Long Service Award by Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon in 2023 for his work as a volunteer mediator. He has also volunteered consistently at the Punggol Free Legal Clinic for over 12 years, where he continues to provide legal advice to those who may not otherwise have access to legal assistance.