The Knowledge Management team
At Drew & Napier, we are committed to delivering the highest calibre of professional service to clients characterised by technical excellence, efficiency, responsiveness and effectiveness.
Our Knowledge Management and Training department harnesses, preserves and shares the collective experience and skills of our lawyers. The department works with practitioners to update our clients with the latest developments in law, enabling them to remain at the forefront of best practices.
Knowledge Management
To preserve and harness our lawyers' experience, the team constantly develops, updates and maintains Drew & Napier’s collective know-how. Our tools include our information databases, central library and our online legal resources. Precedents, standard documents, practice notes and new materials from our practitioners are drafted, updated and regularly reviewed by the team.
The team prepares and circulates to our clients legal updates and publications on the latest developments in law and other topics of interest. The team also prepares quarterly updates in the areas of International Arbitration and Competition Law.
Training
Drew & Napier strongly emphasises the sharing of knowledge and expertise within the firm. We do this through in-house training and professional development programmes tailored to the lawyers' needs and expertise.
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Daniel Tan
Head, Knowledge Management & Training and Litigation Support
LL.B. (Hons), National University of Singapore (2001)
Admitted to the Singapore Bar as an Advocate and Solicitor in 2002
T: +65 6531 4181
F: +65 6220 0324
daniel.tan@drewnapier.com
Daniel is the Head of Department of Knowledge Management & Training, and Litigation Support in Drew & Napier LLC.
Daniel read law at the National University of Singapore and was on the Dean’s List in his final year.
He practised civil and criminal litigation and arbitration, advising clients ranging from Swiss, German and other multi-national corporations, listed companies in Singapore, Hong Kong & Tokyo, and high net-worth individuals from Singapore and the Asia-Pacific region. He also taught civil procedure in the Part B course for admission to the Singapore bar.
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Odesa Tay
Knowledge Management & Training
LL.B. (Hons), National University of Singapore (2002)
Admitted to the Singapore Bar as an Advocate and Solicitor (2003)
T: +65 6531 4184
F: +65 6532 7149
odesa.tay@drewnapier.com
Odesa is a Professional Support Lawyer in the Knowledge Management & Training department of Drew & Napier LLC.
Odesa read law in the National University of Singapore and was ranked 7th in the Practical Law Course exam. She joined the litigation department of a leading local law firm after she was admitted to the Singapore Bar and was involved in civil litigation and arbitration matters. In July 2004, she joined Drew & Napier LLC’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution business group and was involved in one of Asia’s biggest debt restructuring, as well as civil litigation and criminal matters.
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Cheung Wai San
Knowledge Management & Training
B.ENG (Civil), National University of Singapore (2005)
JD, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (2007)
LLM, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (2008)
Admitted as a Solicitor of the High Court of Hong Kong in 2012
T: +65 6531 2765
F: +65 6532 7149
waisan.cheung@drewnapier.com
Wai San is a Professional Support Lawyer in the Knowledge Management & Training department of Drew & Napier LLC.
Wai San has dual qualifications in civil engineering and law. She read law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and was awarded the Distinguished Postgraduate Certificate in Laws Scholarship. Wai San trained with a leading law firm in Hong Kong before joining a team of specialist international project lawyers at an English law firm based in Singapore. Wai San’s experience is heightened by her recent exposure as in-house counsel at a global multi-national conglomerate where she handled legal and compliance matters in Singapore and around the region. In 2013, Wai San was appointed to Singapore Mediation Centre’s Panel of Associate Mediators.
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