About the LawyerMahareksha Singh Dillon has a broad practice that sees him handle a range of corporate matters. He is an active member of the firm’s dispute resolution team, mostly handling commercial disputes, bankruptcy, debt restructuring and complex litigation matters, including police investigations and immigration matters. He has also worked on commercial transactions in various sectors, including his recent work assisting clients with the establishment of data centers. As a **partner** at SSEK Law Firm in Indonesia, he specializes in **arbitration** and dispute resolution.ExperiencePrior to joining SSEK, Mahareksha worked at a boutique law firm in Jakarta, where he was involved in banking and general corporate transactions. He also was involved in a high-profile bank bailout in Indonesia, involving a corporate restructuring and asset recovery. He assisted a Chinese multinational in the enforcement of the client's Singapore International Arbitration Centre arbitration awards against an Indonesian company, including the registration of the awards with the Indonesian courts.SpecialtyArbitration and dispute resolution.Education

University of Indonesia, S.H., 2009
Utrecht Universiteit, Netherlands, LL.M. in law and economics, 2012

Achievements and Recognition

Named as other key lawyer in Legal 500 rankings for Dispute Resolution in Indonesia by The Legal 500, with a testimonial stating ‘Mahareksha Dillon is very capable.’ (Legal 500)
Co-authored SSEK's chapter “Indonesia's Arbitration Law and Institutions” in Legal Developments in Arbitration 2025 by Asia Business Law Journal (ABLJ), covering BANI Rules 2025, award enforcement, and arbitration developments. (SSEK)
Co-authored the Indonesia chapter in International Arbitration Laws and Regulations 2025 by Global Legal Insights (GLI), addressing arbitration regime, agreements, procedures, awards, and enforcement. (SSEK)
Contributed to Chambers Global Practice Guide Litigation 2025 excerpt on grounds for annulling or refusing arbitration awards in Indonesia. (SSEK)