Tasha is a partner in the firm’s Engineering, Construction, Energy & Projects, and Arbitration Practice Group, where she regularly advises and represents clients in contentious and advisory matters across a wide range of industries. She is also a member of the firm’s China Desk, supporting clients with cross-border engagements involving Chinese parties and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), United Kingdom. Currently, Tasha serves as one of Malaysia’s ICC YAAF Representatives for the South Asia 2024–2026 Mandate.

A dedicated practitioner in the field of construction law, Tasha combines litigation expertise with hands-on experience in project management, contract review, and risk management. She works closely with clients to develop practical, dispute-avoidant strategies while also being equipped to act swiftly and decisively when disputes arise.

Her practice spans a wide array of complex matters involving highways, railway infrastructure, mixed-use developments, piling and post-tensioning works, telecommunications systems, and professional negligence. She also acts in shareholder disputes and contentious matters involving Joint Management Bodies (JMBs) and Management Corporations (MCs). Her work has earned praise from clients, with Benchmark Litigation describing her as “responsive and knowledgeable”.

She regularly acts in disputes concerning delay, defective works, professional negligence, and termination, and has appeared in numerous arbitration and adjudication proceedings, as well as at all levels of the Malaysian courts. In her advisory role, Tasha supports clients throughout the project lifecycle, including contract drafting and review, risk assessment, and strategic planning to minimise dispute exposure. She is well-versed in standard forms such as PAM, IEM, and FIDIC, and has advised on turnkey, EPC, and subcontractor arrangements.

Prior to joining Gan Partnership, she was part of the construction team at a prominent Malaysian law firm and served as a research assistant in ASEAN environmental and energy law.

Tasha is a contributor to the firm’s publications, Manoeuvring Corporate Governance in Malaysia: Litigation Perspectives (LexisNexis Malaysia, March 2021) and Construction Law – Time in Construction (CLJ Malaysia, July 2023).

An accomplished scholar, she was an Old Frees’ Association scholar and an AFS returnee. Tasha earned her law degree from the University of Malaya, where she represented the university in various national and international moot court competitions, including the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition and the Asia Cup Moot Competition. She remains actively involved in the mooting circuit as a judge and mentor.