Practice Areas:
Dispute resolution (asialaw)
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Biography
Bryan’s main areas of practice are in corporate and commercial litigation, international arbitration, banking, and employment related disputes. His practice also includes tech-related disputes involving blockchain, cryptocurrency and computer technology.
With degrees in both Law and Commerce from the University of Melbourne, Bryan offers clients a unique advantage in litigation, particularly in cases involving business and financial disputes. His legal expertise is strengthened by a thorough understanding of finance, enabling him to navigate complex financial disputes.
Some of Bryan's notable cases include:
With degrees in both Law and Commerce from the University of Melbourne, Bryan offers clients a unique advantage in litigation, particularly in cases involving business and financial disputes. His legal expertise is strengthened by a thorough understanding of finance, enabling him to navigate complex financial disputes.
Some of Bryan's notable cases include:
- Acted for the liquidator in Living the Link Pte Ltd (in creditors’ voluntary liquidation) and others v Tan Lay Tin Tina and others [2016] SGHC 67 in a claim for unfair preference transaction
- Acted for companies in a statutory derivative action in Actis Excalibur Ltd v KS Distribution Pte Ltd and others [2016] SGHCR
- Acted for the bank in First Asia Capital Investments Ltd v Société Générale Bank & Trust and another [2017] SGHC 78 in defending claims for losses arising out of accumulator transactions.
- Acted for a director who was the subject of a statutory derivative action in Ozak Seiko Co Ltd v Ozak Seiko (S) Pte Ltd and another and other matters [2019] SGHC 34
- Acted for DellEMC in defending claims brought by a former employee in Thillainathan Aravinthan v EMC Information Systems Management Ltd Singapore Branch [2021] SGHC 289
- Acted for the bank in enforcing a letter of indemnity issued pursuant to a payment demand under a letter of credit in Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank, Singapore Branch v PPT Energy Trading Co Ltd and another appeal [2023] SGCA(I) 7
Memberships
- Law Society of Singapore
- Singapore Academy of Law
- University of Melbourne Alumni Association (Singapore Chapter)
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