Mr Campos is a Partner at Harry Elias Partnership and has extensive experience in dispute resolution, having successfully represented clients in a wide range of civil, corporate, commercial, investment and construction disputes before the Singapore Court of Appeal and High Court, as well as in arbitration, adjudication and mediation. He advises on a range of building and construction, and infrastructure projects in Singapore and the region. He is an adjudicator under the Building & Construction Industry Security of Payment Act and has been recognised by the Singapore Academy of Law as an Accredited Specialist in Building and Construction Law (Jan 2018 to Mar 2024). His vast experience in the practice is further backed by being a CFA charterholder since 2008.As a Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators since 2006, Mr Campos has represented a diverse clientele, including multinational corporations in a range of building & construction and corporate and commercial disputes in arbitration proceedings under SIAC, ICC and ACICA. He has also represented clients under the International Arbitration Act and domestically under the Arbitration Act. Mr Campos’s other areas of practice include Company and Partnerships, International Commercial Transactions, Employment and Labour, Private Equity/Investment Disputes, Professional Negligence, and Trust and Estates. Mr Campos has been focusing on cross border transactions between the USA and Singapore as headquarters for the Southeast Asian region. He specializes in structuring and negotiating cross-border transactions, enabling clients to navigate regulatory requirements, and advising clients on risk management strategies and investment protection, corporate governance and cultural nuances inherent in such transactions. His dispute resolution background enables him to anticipate and pre-empt potential disputes, and to resolve them efficiently and amicably. His clients value his strategic insights, attention to detail, and commitment to delivering tailored solutions that drive successful outcomes.He was selected as a leading lawyer by Who’s Who Legal in the Management, Labour and Employment category in 2008 and has been a member of the Appeal Board of the Commission for Foreign Manpower from 2013 to 2024. His clients value his strategic guidance, legal acumen, and commitment to achieving their objectives efficiently and cost effectively. They describe him as “accessible, effective and strategic, with solid industry knowledge” and as having “strategic thinking” and “high standards of services”.