Represented a prominent hotel in a personal injury claim by a visitor to its premises.

Successfully resolved a claim for damaged/ loss goods amounting to more than SGD 3.5 million for a worldwide logistics company.

Successfully represented two real estate professionals whose licenses were revoked as a result of a Penal Code offence in a disciplinary proceeding before the Appeals Board and reduced the disbarment periods.

Smith Jay Mitchell v Abdul Rahim and Resort World At Sentosa Pte Ltd (RWS) (Suit No. 742 of 2014): Acted for RWS and its driver in their defence against a personal injury claim by the Plaintiff, an Australian tourist. This case is notable in that the Plaintiff made an unusual claim for loss of opportunity to be a commercial pilot based on 6 hours of flying and quantified his claim for loss of future earnings at $6.7 million. After 5 days of trial, the Plaintiff caved in and eventually accepted a sum of $720,000. Link: www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/australian-visitor-seeks-67-million-for-loss-of-future-earnings-after-traffic

Toh Wai Sie and another v Ranjendran s/o Selamuthu [2012] SGHC 33: Appointed as counsel in a case where the quantum of the Plaintiff’s damages was reduced by almost half of the original award given by the Registrar on appeal.

Spectramed v Lek Puay Puay & Ors and another Suit [2011] SGHC 43: Acted for a minority shareholder who successfully brought an oppression claim against the majority shareholder under section 216 of the Companies Act and the court ordered a buy-out of the minority shareholder’s shares. This case is notable in that the minority shareholder was a managing director of the company.

Ng Chan Teng v Keppel Singmarine Dockyard Pte Ltd [2007]4 SLR 633; [2007] SGHC 148; [2008] SGCA 12: Assisted in a Court of Appeal landmark decision on the jurisdiction of the Subordinate Courts (now known as the State Courts).