Nareindharan graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2019 and was admitted to the Singapore Bar as an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court in 2021.

Nareindharan’s contentious practice focuses on corporate, commercial and criminal litigation. Despite his tenure, Nareindharan has appeared as the sole or lead counsel in appeal matters and at all levels of first-instance courts. While Nareindharan is a passionate and aspiring litigator, he steers away from the “one-size-fits-all” mindset and is not opposed to employing empathy and pragmatism in his approach to resolving disputes outside the courtroom.

• Acted for defendant in claim alleging tort of conversion and obtained order to strike out the whole of the action.
• Acted for claimant in an application for specific performance of contract for sale of land and obtained party-and-party costs on an indemnity basis.
• Acted for claimant in claim against “squatter” tenant and obtained order for vacant possession.
• Acted for claimant in claim for return of trust property and resolved matter through mediation.
• Acted for claimant in claim for breach of contract and resolved matter through mediation.
• Acted for claimant in claim for infringement of registered trademark.
• Acted for defendant in claim alleging breach of director’s duties in relation to a cryptocurrency brokerage firm.
• Acted for applicant in application for adverse possession of registered land.
• Represented accused person facing charges for entering into a “marriage of convenience” for immigration advantage and making false declarations in applications for entry passes.
• Represented accused person facing charges for scam-related offences, cheating and furnishing false information on oath to public servant.
• Represented accused person facing charges for cruelty to animals.
• Represented accused person facing charges for cheating in relation to the Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) scheme.
• Advised corporate body on investigation into tax avoidance schemes.