| Professor Charles Kingsfield, James Hart - were mere characters of 'Paper Chase', an Oscar winning TV series. However, they provided inspiration to many a young mind back in the late 70s about the vibrant challenges that Law and being a lawyer would bring. Kelvyn is one who at an early age was inspired by these dynamic characters and the world of Law. |
| Kelvyn graduated from the University of Buckingham in 1994. He did his pupillage with the firm and subsequently joined the firm as a litigation associate. Kelvyn went on to obtain significant experience in areas of corporate finance through his work in other law firms and as an Assistant Vice President (Dealing) with one of Singapore's largest stockbroking houses. In 2003, Kelvyn obtained his Masters in Law (Financial Services), with distinction average, from the University of New South Wales before returning to Singapore to join a boutique law firm specializing in the area of corporate finance. He re-joined the firm in 2005 primarily to assist to strengthen and grow the firm's corporate department. Kelvyn is also a legal practitioner in the state of New South Wales (Australia). |
| In spite of his hectic schedule, Kelvyn manages to fit in quality time with his wife and baby daughter. On top of that, this energetic young man devotes his time to catching the latest blockbusters, hitting the gym, scuba diving -and even some bad golf! |
| Kelvyn Oo can be contacted at 6514 1221 |
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| Most Significant Legal Cases to Date |
| Personal Injury Claim "Despite spending a greater part of my practice in the area of corporate and corporate finance, one of the most significant cases to me was when I was still practicing as a litigator. I assisted in a personal injury claim quite soon after I commenced practice. It involved a young French engineer who was paralysed neck down in an accident while working in Singapore. It was staggering how much turmoil and discomfort this event had caused, not just to him but also to his family members. It was particularly heart wrenching when I visited him in France and saw how his family and him had to cope with a new found disability. |
| What was significant though was how the law was able to assist an individual cope better with the exigencies of life. Only a miracle could make him walk again but the law was able to at least enable him to continue living with his dignity intact.” |
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