NUS Faculty of Law
Bachelor of Laws, First Class Honours
Dean’s List (AY22/23 and Overall).
Law graduate · Singapore
I am a law graduate from NUS and Yale-NUS College, and will be commencing my training contract at WongPartnership in 2027. This website brings together my writing and the experiences that have shaped my interest in contentious work.
01 — About
I have a particular interest in contentious legal work, including commercial disputes, international arbitration, contentious insolvency and criminal litigation. I am drawn to matters that require careful legal analysis, strategic thinking, and an appreciation of the broader commercial and factual context. Beyond legal practice, I have a longstanding interest in international relations and security, particularly where law and international affairs intersect, such as international humanitarian law and international criminal law. I hold a Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours) from the National University of Singapore and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts (Cum Laude) from Yale-NUS College. I hope to build a career in complex disputes, while continuing to explore these broader intersections.
02 — Selected writing
03 — Experience
Each of these roles has been a meaningful and enriching experience, spanning disputes, arbitration and criminal work in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, as well as research into U.S. foreign policy in Asia.
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Commencing my training contract in 2027.
Contract review (NDAs, commercial and framework agreements), intellectual property management and legal operations.
Civil and criminal litigation; marketing and communications.
Civil litigation in Malaysia.
LASCO internship under Ms Jerrie Tan. Worked on a capital offence case involving the trafficking of drugs, and on other criminal cases involving corruption, sexual offences and traffic offences.
Research into U.S. foreign policy and the U.S. alliance in Asia under Prof. Chin-Hao Huang, including data collation and analysis on several metrics of U.S. engagement in Asia, and research into constitutional and domestic law in Japan, South Korea, the Philippines and Australia.
Commercial litigation, restructuring and insolvency.
International arbitration.
Dispute resolution (litigation and arbitration).
Criminal Legal Aid Scheme externship under Ms Shirin Chew, covering offences under the Penal Code, the Protection from Harassment Act and the Misuse of Drugs Act.
Research into US–China–Taiwan relations and regional security in ASEAN under Prof. Chin-Hao Huang.
Corporate and commercial disputes under Ms Leow Jiamin.
Dispute resolution (litigation and arbitration), restructuring and insolvency under Mr Suresh Nair.
Supported CEO Office functions and other key projects.
Investigative due diligence and business intelligence research.
Reviewed the existing organisational structure of a non-profit organisation, crafted recommendations in a report, and produced an implementation framework for it.
Investment and private equity funds.
Casework and client advocacy involving underprivileged and injured migrant workers.
04 — Education
Bachelor of Laws, First Class Honours
Dean’s List (AY22/23 and Overall).
Bachelor of Arts, Liberal Arts (Global Affairs), Cum Laude
Law and Liberal Arts Double Degree Programme (Law and Global Affairs).
Summer School
EU–UN Global Governance, International Humanitarian Law and International Criminal Law.
05 — Awards
I am grateful to the teams and mentors I have had the privilege of working alongside.
06 — Contact