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S. No. Name Law Practice 1 A.Revi Shanker S/O K.Annamalai Annual Election for Council 2021 Category: Middle Nomination Date: 12 October 2020 S. No. Name Law Practice 1 A.Revi Shanker s/o K.Annamalai ARShanker Law Chambers 2 Aaron Kok Ther Chien Holman Fenwick Willan Singapore LLP 3 Aaron Lee Teck Chye Allen & Gledhill LLP 4 Abdul Aziz Bin Abdul Rashid I.R.B. Law LLP 5 Abdul Rahman Bin Mohd Hanipah Abdul Rahman Law Corporation 6 Abdul Wahab Bin Saul Hamid A.W. Law LLC 7 Adam Muneer Yusoff Maniam Drew & Napier LLC 8 Adriel Aloysius Chia Teck Yew Ashurst LLP 9 Ahn Mi Mi Focus Law Asia LLC 10 Aileen Oh Ai Li Fortis Law Corporation 11 Akesh Abhilash Harry Elias Partnership LLP 12 Akshay Kothari Anderson Mori & Tomotsune (Singapore) LLP 13 Alcina Lynn Chew Aiping Tan Kok Quan Partnership 14 Aleksandar Anatoliev Georgiev Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP 15 Alex Yeo Sheng Chye Niru & Co LLC 16 Alexandra Simonetta Jones Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP 17 Allister Brendan Tan Yu Kuan Drew & Napier LLC 18 Alvin Chan Tuan-Tseng (Alvin Zeng Farallon Law Corporation Chuansheng) 19 Alvin Ong Chee Keong (Wang Resource Law LLC Zhiqiang) 20 Amanda Koh Jia Yi Eldan Law LLP 21 Amarjit Singh s/o Hari Singh Amarjit Sidhu Law Practice 22 Amira Nabila Budiyano Gateway Law Corporation 23 Amos Wee Choong Wei DC Law LLC 24 Anand George BR Law Corporation 25 Andre Darius Jumabhoy Peter Low & Choo LLC 26 Ang Ann Liang (Hong Anliang) Allen & Gledhill LLP 27 Ang Chong Yi (Hong Chongyi) RHTLaw Asia LLP 28 Ang Hui Lin, Cheryl Anne (Hong ADTlaw LLC Huilin, Cheryl Anne) 29 Ang Kaili Virtus Law LLP 30 Ang Kim Hock Wong & Leow LLC 31 Ang Leong Hao (Hong Lianghao) Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP 32 Ang Mian (Hong Mian) Herbert Smith Freehills LLP 33 Ang Minghao Peter Ong Law Corporation 34 Ang Rong Qi Geraldine (Hong Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP Rongqi) 35 Ang Shunli Alanna Suegene Uy WongPartnership LLP 36 Ang Si Yi (Hong Siyi) 37 Ang Tze Phern Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP 38 Ang Wee Jian (Weng WeiJian) Pinsent Masons MPillay LLP 39 Ang Wei Ming Allen & Overy LLP 40 Ang Wei Yi Matthew PKWA Law Practice LLC 41 Ang Wen Pin, Lance Adsan Law LLC 42 Ang Xin Yi, Felicia (Hong Xinyi) Drew & Napier LLC 43 Ang Yi Rong Dentons Rodyk & Davidson LLP 44 Ang Yu Jia Allen & Overy LLP 45 Ang Yu Wen Amelia Lee & Lee 46 Anil Narain Balchandani Red Lion Circle 47 Anil Singh Sandhu s/o Kertar Singh Kertar & Sandhu LLC 48 Anne-Marie John Legis Point LLC 49 Anthony Yvette Loretta OC Queen Street LLC 50 Arthi Anbalagan Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP 51 Arthur Yap CHP Law LLC 52 Arulselvi d/o S Selvaraju Heng, Leong & Srinivasan LLC 53 Ashish Chugh Wong & Leow LLC 54 Ashley Phua Xin Jie Union Law LLP 55 Ashok Kumar Rai Cairnhill Law LLC 56 Ashvin Shanmugaraj Thevar Oon & Bazul LLP 57 Asiyah Binte Ahmad Arif Providence Law Asia LLC 58 Au Sheng Hui, Kevin Clasis LLC 59 Avinash Vinayak Pradhan Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP 60 Aw Charmian Reed Smith Pte Ltd 61 Aw Hon Wei Adrian Resource Law LLC 62 Aw Jansen Donaldson & Burkinshaw LLP 63 Aw Sze Min Dentons Rodyk & Davidson LLP 64 Aw Wen Ni WongPartnership LLP 65 Bairavi Krithika Gunasingham Global Law Alliance LLC 66 Baldev Singh Bhinder Blackstone & Gold LLC 67 Bay Choon Sing, Jeremy (Ma Aldgate Chambers LLC ChunXin) 68 Beh Sze Yuen, Gary (Ma Siyuan) Linklaters Singapore Pte Ltd 69 Beitris Yong Pei Juan Withers KhattarWong LLP 70 Belinda Low Chou Yen Opal Lawyers LLC 71 Benedict Alex Tan Seng Yong JWS Asia Law Corporation 72 Benjamin Li Yong Le Lavocat Law LLC 73 Bey Siew Ling, Diana (Ma Xiuling Wong & Leow LLC Diana) 74 Bhagavatula Soumya King & Spalding (Singapore) LLP 75 Boh Jing Xuan, Valerie Harry Elias Partnership LLP 76 Boon Siew Kam Dechert (Singapore) Pte. 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