Zhener Low is an adept, bilingual commercial litigator with a bi-coastal practice. She has a particular strength in navigating clients through complex disputes with an Asian element. Before shifting her practice to the US, she was a commercial litigation and international arbitration lawyer in a leading Singapore law firm, forming strong Southeast Asian connections which she continues to serve and maintain from the US. Zhener is triple-qualified in California, New York and Singapore. She is also fluent in spoken and written Mandarin Chinese.

Zhener’s practice covers a variety of subject matters and industries. She has particular experience in litigating disputes with a white-collar angle such as D&O (director and officer) cases, investment and shareholder disputes, securities disputes (with a focus on cryptocurrency) and intellectual property disputes. She holds an MBA from the University of Chicago’s Full-Time MBA Program, and leverages this commercial skill set and her cross-border experience to advocate effectively for clients. She is actively developing her practice in newer technologies. She has written for the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology regarding the execution of judgments on the blockchain.

She takes a keen interest in alternative dispute resolution, and understands the importance of a creative and/or nuanced approach to handling disputes, where appropriate. In addition to her arbitration work as counsel, Zhener has also sat as mediator in, and mediated to successful settlement, multiple cases spanning the contract, tort, construction and employment arenas. She remains active as a mediator on the Singapore Mediation Centre’s panel of Associate Mediators, which she was selected for early in her career. She successfully settled, via videoconference from the US, a Singapore High Court dispute involving sensitive facts, where one party was an NYSE-listed company's national subsidiary.

In addition to her state bar admissions, Zhener is admitted to practice before various US federal courts, including the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, the Northern, Southern and Central Districts of California, the Southern District of New York and the Central District of Illinois.