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F I R M P R O F I L E 2 0 F I R M P R O F I L E 2 0 2 1 p r e f e r r e d l e g a l p a r t n e r s Chief Editor: Safarudin Tambi www.tanoriz.com Content Editor: Munirah Maarof TABLE OF CONTENT Art & Design: Ahmad Hafiz Yahya Contributor: Izanee Asyraf Our Philosophy 3 The Partnership 3 Our Vision 3 Visit us at: Our People 4 TAN NORIZAN & ASSOCIATES Our Partners 5 A-902 & A-1002, Penthouse Office Our Senior Associates 6 Suite, 9th Floor, Block A, Kelana Square, No.17, Our Associates 6 Jalan SS7/26, Services Undertaken 7 Kelana Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan. Real Estate & Property Acquisition 10 Telephone: +603 7610 0170 Corporate & Commercial 12 (Hunting Line) or +603 7880 0175 Facsimile: +603 7610 0171 or +603 Dispute Resolution 19 7887 0853 E-mail : [email protected] Legal Resources & Legal Training 25 Website : www.tanoriz.com Notable Experiences 26 Lawyers Profile 33 Follow us on: Beyond Lawyering: Giving Something Back! 71 @Tan Norizan & Associates Facebook.com/Tanoriz @tanoriz p r e f e r r e d l e g a l p a r t n e r s “We chose the White and Blue theme as it represents the heart of Tanoriz, the people” Chief Editor, 2 Advocates & Solicitors |Commissioner for Oath | Trademark Agent | Intellectual PropertySafarudin Tambi Valuer |Private Nominee |Regulatory Impact Analysis Consultant O U R www.tanoriz.comP H I L O S O P H Y It is the philosophy of Tanoriz to assume every working relationship with our clients as a long-term partnership. We place client relationship as our high priority. We endeavour to understand our clients’ needs and to meet their expectation while at the same time remain strongly committed to maintaining our values of integrity, commitment and professionalism. T H E P A R T N E R S H I P The law firm of Messrs Tan Norizan & Associates (“TANORIZ”) was established and commenced practice on 1st February 2002 under the joint effort of Tan Lee Eng and Norizan Binti Hj Yaakub. Subsequently, Jasweer Kaur Gill, Khoo Boon Han, Vincent Tiang Lai Guan, Norhafizah Binti Mohd Yusop, Mr Safarudin Bin Tambi, Mohd Syazmin Mohd Soffian, Chung Fui Yee and Fifi Natasya Jamaluddin, Norasidi Nadziruddin, Jane Ong Jen Ling, Izzat Asyraf Zamri, Max Tang Kiah Choon, Azweena Iqmar Johan Adam Jurohni and Jesslyn Foong Yung Hui joined the partnership to provide better service to the expanding clientele. Puan Norizan left the partnership in 2010 when she ceased practice. Presently, Tanoriz has a team of 48 lawyers and 79 supporting staffs wherein the Firm occupies Level 8, Level 9 and Level 10 of the Penthouse at Block A, Kelana Square. Our lawyers with experience in many aspects of legal work, are highly passionate towards meeting clients’ expectation and always responsive and anticipating the needs of our clients O U R V I S I O N We believe in ‘client-orientated’ practice, with the following mission statements: i. To render the most professional and highest quality of service; ii. To provide effective, efficient and speedy service; and iii. To assist clients to meet objectives and protect their interests. We trust that by achieving the above, the trust of our clients would be sustained. 3 Advocates & Solicitors |Commissioner for Oath | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property Valuer |Private Nominee |Regulatory Impact Analysis Consultant www.tanoriz.com O U R P E O P L E At Tan Norizan & Associates, we believe our greatest asset is our people. Our success as a firm is based on our continuing investment in our people, knowledge, skills and resources. Our lawyers as well as our administrative and support staffs are dedicated to the running of the firm’s practice with the highest possible standard of integrity, commitment and professionalism. Our people hail from a variety of races, cultures and backgrounds with one common goal of being committed in realising our vision. Our firm enjoys the privilege of a friendly working environment, where our people share similar values and able to work together as a team, which we believe will contribute towards the provision of quality services to our clients. 4 Advocates & Solicitors |Commissioner for Oath | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property Valuer |Private Nominee |Regulatory Impact Analysis Consultant www.tanoriz.com O U R P A R T N E R S Tan Lee Eng, LLB (Hons) Malaya Khoo Boon Han, LLB (Hons) UKM Vincent Tiang Lai Guan, LLB (Hons) UKM Safarudin Bin Tambi, D.A.I.J (UKM), LLB (Hons) UKM, LLM (UKM) Mohd Syazmin Bin Mohd Soffian, LLB (Hons) IIUM Jasweer Kaur Gill, LLB (Hons) London, CLP Norhafizah Binti Mohd Yusop, LLB (Hons) IIUM Chung Fui Yee, BOJ (Hons) Malaya, CLP Fifi Natasya binti Jamaluddin LLB (Hons) IIUM Norasidi bin Nadziruddin, LLB (Hons) UiTM Jane Ong Jen Ling, LLB (Hons) Malaya Izzat Asyraf Bin Zamri, LLB (Hons) UiTM Max Tang Kiah Choon, LLB (Hons) Malaya Azweena Iqmar Binti Johan Adam Jurohni, LLB (Hons) UiTM Jesslyn Foong Yung Hui, LLB (Hons) London, CLP 5 Advocates & Solicitors |Commissioner for Oath | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property Valuer |Private Nominee |Regulatory Impact Analysis Consultant www.tanoriz.com O U R S E N I O R A S S O C I A T E S Yeap Kim Hock, LLB (Hons.) London, CLP Siti Munirah Maarof, LLB (Hons) IIUM Eunice Choo Siew Fun, LLB (Hons) UKM Siti Nurfarehah Binti Rohani, LLB (Hons) MMU Janet Gan Li Von, LLB (Hons)Northumbria, CLP Gabriel Cheah Qi Heng, LL.B. (Hons) Reading, Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple) Lee Siew Ying, LLB (Hons) MMU Nur Syahirah binti Samsusah, LLB (Hons) IIUM O U R A S S O C I A T E S Michelle Yap Ching Heong, LLB (Hons) MMU Mariani Zainuddin LL.B. (Hons) UiTM Norlailatul Syafinaz Bt Mohamad Abdullah, D.A.I.J (UKM), LLB (Hons) UKM Izanee Asyraf bin Jamaludin, LLB (Hons) IIUM Nazihan Athirah binti Abdul Wahab, LLB (Hons) IIUM Cha Sin Yong, LLB (Hons) Leeds, CLP Wang Pau Ling LLB (Hons) Glamorgan, CLP Nurhanis Maisarah binti Abdul Halid, LLB (Hons), IIUM Muhammad Yusoff Naim bin Mohd Noor, LLB (Hons) MMU Ammera binti Hadi LLB (Hons.), UiTM Praveena Sivanandan, LLB (Hons) MMU Nurul `Izzah binti Daud, LLB_S (Hons) IIUM, LLB (Hons), IIUM Lee Jin Yi, LLB (Hons.), London, CLP Mohamad Asghar Nadjmi, LLB (Hons.), UiTM Woon Yan Ping LL.B. (Hons) Northumbria, CLP 6 Advocates & Solicitors |Commissioner for Oath | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property Valuer |Private Nominee |Regulatory Impact Analysis Consultant www.tanoriz.com SERVICES UNDERTAKEN SERVICES ` 7 Advocates & Solicitors |Commissioner for Oath | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property Valuer |Private Nominee |Regulatory Impact Analysis Consultant www.tanoriz.com S E R V I C E S U N D E R T A K E N We focus on providing and delivering a full range of legal services and solutions promptly and effectively across the following practice areas:- Real estate and property acquisition • Residential • Commercial • Tenancy • Project & Sub-sales CORPORATE & COMMERCIAL • Banking • Building Contract & Constructions • Company Secretarial • Consultancy, Legislative Drafting and Law Revision • Corporate Restructuring • Commercial & IP Agreements • General Corporate & Commercial • Islamic Finance • Intellectual Property • Joint Ventures & Collaborations • PDPA Project Financing • • Real Estate • Regulations and Legislative Drafting • Shariah Advisory – Islamic Financing • Wills, Probate and Administration 8 Advocates & Solicitors |Commissioner for Oath | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property Valuer |Private Nominee |Regulatory Impact Analysis Consultant www.tanoriz.com Dispute Resolution • Arbitration • Admiralty & Shipping • Banking Litigation • Civil Litigation • Constitution, Public Law & Administrative Law • Constructions • Consumer Law • Corporate & Commercial Disputes • Debt recovery • Defamation • Employment • Family Law • Hire Purchase • Insolvency and Bankruptcy • Insurance & Takaful • Intellectual Property • Islamic Finance • Land Acquisition • Product Liability • Professional Negligence • Real Estate • Restructuring & Insolvency • Securities and shares • Shipping & Admiralty • Wills, Probate and Administration • Resources & Training LEGAL TRAINING • Commercialization • Data Protection • Drafting circulars and regulations • Drafting of private and government agreements • Employees and employers right • Enforcement contract • Enforcement of judgment • IP protection • Islamic Banking training • Legal awareness • Risk and compliance • Debt recovery • Mediation 9 Advocates & Solicitors |Commissioner for Oath | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property Valuer |Private Nominee |Regulatory Impact Analysis Consultant www.tanoriz.com R e a l E s t a t e & P r o p e r t y A c q u I s I t I o n The real property transaction currently undertaken by us includes wide spectrum of both advanced and general work. Our lawyers are well positioned to assist in all aspect of property transaction, be it industrial parks, commercial or residential developments or property holding company. We represent vendors, purchasers, landlords, tenants, property developers, contractors and financiers in various real estate related matters. This may range from sale and purchase agreement, tenancy agreement, lease agreement, deed of covenants, easements, memorandum of understanding, joint venture agreement as well as property management agreement. We also advise on the preparation of documents and applications in respect of government approval and licenses for foreign acquisition of real property related assets and interest in Malaysia. We have provided drafting and advisory services to several major housing developers. Some of these developer’s projects include unique mixed commercial and residential developments. We
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