Dhevasree graduated with a Second Class (Upper Division) Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from the University of Malaya in 2025. During her studies, Dhevasree was actively involved in extracurricular leadership, serving as an officer and a director in various societies within and beyond the university.

Her exposure to dispute resolution began during the internships she completed at firms of various sizes, where she gained experience across multiple areas of the law. These opportunities provided her with a strong foundation in legal research, drafting, and client interaction, as well as valuable insight into diverse practice environments.

During her pupillage, Dhevasree has assisted with legal research and drafting in a wide range of corporate and commercial disputes, including matters relating to directors’ and shareholders’ rights and liabilities, contempt of court, insolvency matters, and conspiracy claims.

Gillian graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from Taylor’s University and obtained her Certificate in Legal Practice in 2024. She completed her pupillage under the tutelage of Kenneth Wong Poh Lim, the Partner heading the firm’s Corporate and Commercial division, and was called to the Malaysian Bar in October 2025.

Gillian’s practice primarily encompasses corporate and commercial transactions, with a particular focus on mergers and acquisitions and regulatory compliance. She has been involved in both domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, where she assisted in conducting legal due diligence and drafting and reviewing transaction documents such as share sale agreements and shareholders’ agreements. She has also assisted in advising clients in navigating licensing and compliance requirements across various regulated industries. In addition, Gillian has experience in drafting and reviewing a range of corporate and commercial agreements, including option agreements, supply contracts and framework agreements.

Beyond her corporate practice, Gillian advises on real estate transactions involving both residential and commercial properties, particularly sale and purchase agreements and the related documentation.

Emily’s main area of practice is in corporate and commercial transactions. Her practice revolves around corporate advisory services and ensuring regulatory compliance for both foreign and local clients across various industries, as well as drafting various corporate and commercial agreements.

She has been involved in several due diligence exercises for Malaysian companies, whereby she assisted clients in navigating potential risks and opportunities associated with mergers and acquisitions.

In addition to her corporate practice, Emily regularly advises on real property transactions, including sale and purchase agreements, as well as tenancies for both residential and commercial properties.

Emily graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from the University of London and obtained her Certificate in Legal Practice in 2022. She was called to the Malaysian Bar in 2023.

She holds an LL.B (Hons) from the University of London and obtained her Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP) in 2022. She completed her pupillage at the firm under the tutelage of Daniel Albert and was admitted as an Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in 2024.

With a primary focus on corporate and commercial litigation, Amanda has experience in a broad range of matters, including contractual disputes, contentious insolvency proceedings, defamation claims and estate-related litigation.

Beyond litigation, Amanda has a keen interest in pro bono activities, having volunteered with Street Feeders of KL during her university days – an experience that deepened her commitment to justice and social responsibility.

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Thevan read law at the University of London and thereafter obtained his Certificate in Legal Practice. He was admitted as an Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in 2023.

As regards corporate disputes, Thevan assisted in successfully securing multiple layers of urgent injunctive reliefs for one of Malaysia’s largest medical laboratories in a contentious joint venture partnership dispute involving serious allegations of fraud, misappropriation of funds and assets, and the unlawful use of confidential information and intellectual property.

He has also acted and successfully assisted in securing a judgment for one of Malaysia’s largest steel mills in a contractual dispute against another key player in the Malaysian steel industry. The significance of this matter lies in the nuanced and complex issues of law involved.

Thevan further dabbles in other areas of the law, including banking litigation, personal and corporate insolvency, disciplinary proceedings, land disputes, contentious probate matters, administrative law matters and judicial review.

Some of Thevan’s notable matters include: –

Nicholas holds an LL.B. (Hons) from the University of London and obtained his Certificate in Legal Practice in 2019. He was admitted as an advocate and solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in 2021.

In a complex asset recovery matter involving alleged imposters falsely claiming ties to one of the world’s largest glove manufacturers during the COVID-19 pandemic, he assisted in obtaining Mareva and Proprietary Injunctions, along with Ancillary Disclosure Orders.

With respect to corporate disputes, Nicholas assisted the board of directors of a well-known investment holding company in successfully invalidating notices for an extraordinary general meeting aimed at forcing a backdoor winding-up, as well as securing consequential injunctive relief.

As regards defamation, Nicholas also assisted in defending the Prime Minister of Malaysia in defamation proceedings commenced by his immediate predecessor, concerning public statements made in relation to a complex waiver and debt restructuring scheme involving the write-off of RM 8.3 billion in debts owed by settlers of a statutory body.

Nicholas was also recently ranked as a Recommended Lawyer in one of the global legal directories (Legal 500, Asia Pacific 2025), where he was described as “very thorough with the work”, and someone who looks at “all angles to offer the best advice”.

Some of Nicholas’s key work highlights: –

Daniel regularly appears as counsel at all levels of the Malaysian courts. His practice spans a wide range of commercial and civil litigation, with particular expertise in corporate and contractual disputes, shareholder and director litigation, fraud and asset recovery, liquidation, administrative law, and contentious probate matters.

He has acted in numerous complex, high-value shareholder and partnership disputes, fraud-related claims, and high-profile defamation proceedings involving prominent Malaysian figures.

Most recently, Daniel was appointed to act for the Prime Minister of Malaysia in defamation proceedings initiated by his immediate predecessor, the former Prime Minister, concerning public statements made in relation to a complex waiver and debt restructuring scheme involving the write-off of RM8.3 billion in debts owed by settlers of a statutory body.

Daniel’s work has been consistently recognised by leading international legal directories for his strategic insight, courtroom presence, and commercial acumen.

In Legal 500, Asia Pacific 2025, his team was described as “formidable in its ability not only to strategise complex litigation but also always prepared to meet the unexpected and thrive“.

In Chambers Asia-Pacific 2025, Daniel earned plaudits for his analytical depth and commercial instincts: “Daniel is unmatched in his thought processes and his ability to make sound commercial decisions for the case presented to him.”

In Legal 500, Asia Pacific 2024, Daniel was praised for “the gift of making clients feel at ease no matter how difficult a position they are in. He is thorough in his work and rarely acts without a firm plan in mind. That, combined with his wit, makes him a formidable opponent.”

Beyond his legal practice, Daniel serves as an advocacy trainer with the Bar Council’s Advocacy Training Committee and is a member of the Taylor’s University Legal Profession Advisory Panel.

Some of Daniel’s notable matters include: –

Throughout his legal career spanning close to 15 years, Kenneth is experienced in a diverse range of corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, cross-border financings, fintech structuring and general corporate advisory work. Kenneth is also well-versed in due diligence practices and procedures in relation to general corporate compliance, mergers and acquisitions, and proposals that require the approval of regulatory authorities in Malaysia.

As for property-law related matters, Kenneth regularly advises corporate and individual clients on real property transactions, including sales and acquisitions of real and personal property, residential, commercial developments, and tenancies.

Kenneth has also authored numerous tax-related articles, ranging from the benefits of proper tax planning to entertainment expenses, which were published in, amongst others, the Malaysian Law Journal as well as in The Edge.

Kenneth chaired the Kuala Lumpur Young Lawyers Committee in 2011.

In 2019, Kenneth was named “Young Lawyer of the Year” in the Malaysian Asian Legal Business Awards.

Kenneth is presently the Secretary of the Puchong Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry. He is also on the panel of the Disciplinary Committee of the Malaysian Bar.

Some of Kenneth’s notable transactions include: –

Chermaine’s practice spans a broad spectrum of corporate and commercial matters, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A), banking and finance, real estate transactions and projects, regulatory compliance, corporate advisory, and commercial transactions. She has been actively involved in due diligence exercises for Malaysian companies and has advised clients on licensing processes and regulatory requirements.

Chermaine graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from Cardiff University and was called to the Bar of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple in 2018. She was admitted to the Malaysian Bar in 2019.

Her professional experience includes training in a capital markets and M&A team, practising in a boutique firm with a focus on entertainment law, and working in-house at a fund management company before returning to private practice.

Chermaine’s combined experience in private practice and an in-house role has equipped her with a practical understanding of the legal and commercial considerations that businesses face, allowing her to craft solutions that align with her clients’ operational and strategic goals.

Some of her key notable transactions include, but are not limited to: –

She graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from the University of Leeds and was called to the Bar of England and Wales as a Barrister-at-Law at the Honourable Society of Middle Temple in 2018. After completing her pupillage at one of the largest law firms in Malaysia, where she gained experience in Employment and Industrial law as well as Intellectual Property, she was admitted as an Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in 2020.

At Daniel & Wong, Natalie handles a diverse range of civil and commercial litigation matters, with a particular emphasis on contractual and shareholders’ disputes, boardroom conflicts and post-liquidation issues. Notably, she assisted in a high-profile matter involving complex dynamics between multiple parties, including a UK charitable organisation, a Government-Linked Company (GLC), and senior government officials, providing advice on strategic diplomacy, corporate governance, and navigating sensitive relationships within a challenging boardroom environment.