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Faye Ng is an associate in the Singapore office, practising in the Dispute Resolution division with a focus on Employment Law.
She advises both employers and employees on a wide range of employment-related matters, including termination and dismissal issues, workplace investigations, restrictive covenants, and employee misconduct. Faye is committed to helping clients navigate sensitive and complex employment disputes with clarity, empathy and confidence.
Her experience spans both contentious and non-contentious matters, including civil litigation and criminal defence work. She has assisted in complex, high-value matters and has gained exposure to a broad spectrum of disputes and advisory work, including those involving contracts, criminal law, construction, probate and administration, and equity and trusts.
ME IN A MINUTE
I enjoy the 'helping element' of my profession, where I help people through difficult, often emotional situations at work.
Whether it’s advising on a sensitive dismissal or navigating a workplace investigation, I aim to be someone my clients can trust and rely on when things feel uncertain.
I believe in approaching each matter with empathy and practicality. No two clients or cases are the same, and I take the time to actively listen and understand what matters most to the people I work with. My goal is to provide advice that is practical, cost-efficient and tailored to your needs.
Outside of the office, I enjoy mentoring the youths in my church community, getting creative with art and music, and spending time amidst nature. These things keep me refreshed and remind me of the importance of human connection and empathy, creativity, and recharging.
Experience
Track record
Successfully acted for a country club in securing payment under a Performance Guarantee exceeding S$165,000
The Singapore Island Country Club v China Taiping Insurance (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. [2023] SGDC 23
Successfully defended an administrator of an estate against various claims exceeding S$20 million
Robert Tantular v The Stephanie Karina (administratrix of the estate of Tan Ho Yung, deceased) [2025] SGHC(A) 8; Ex-banker and convicted money launderer sues brother-in-law’s estate for $20m over US investment | The Straits Times
External Publications
- Three Shifts in Skill Sets: A Litigation Lawyer in Mediation Representation (Contemporary Issues in Mediation (Volume 7) / World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.
Admissions
- Advocate and Solicitor, Singapore (2022)
Education
- National University of Singapore, Faculty of Law, Bachelor of Laws
Languages
- English
- Chinese
Memberships
- Member, Singapore Academy of Law
- Accredited Mediator, Singapore International Mediation Institute
Withers History
- Joined 2025