Tasha is a dedicated member of the firm’s Construction, Engineering, Infrastructure & Project and Arbitration practice group. She is also a member of the firm’s China desk. Currently, she serves as one of Malaysia’s ICC YAAF Representative for the South Asia 2024-2026 Mandate, a prestigious position that highlights her influence in the international arbitration landscape.

With a particular focus on construction law, Tasha combines her litigation expertise with practical experience in project management, contract review, and risk management. She works closely with clients to develop strategies that minimize the risk of disputes, helping to avoid costly and time-consuming litigation. Tasha has represented clients in a wide range of complex disputes, including shareholder conflicts, disputes involving Joint Management Bodies (JMBs) and Management Corporations (MCs), as well as issues related to highways, property development, professional negligence, mixed-use developments, piling and post-tensioning works, the supply of telecommunications equipment and services, and railway projects.

Tasha has represented clients across all levels of Malaysian courts and has significant experience in arbitration and adjudication matters. Prior to joining Gan Partnership, she was part of the construction team at a prominent law firm and also served as a Research Assistant focusing on ASEAN Environmental and Energy Law.

Prior to joining Gan Partnership, Tasha was attached to the construction team of a large firm. She has previously worked as a Research Assistant with a focus on ASEAN Environmental and Energy Law.

An accomplished scholar, Tasha was an Old Frees’ Association scholar and an AFS returnee. She completed her legal studies at the University of Malaya, where she actively participated in both national and international moot court competitions, including the renowned Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition and the Asia Cup Moot Competition.