Natasha Goh

Natasha is an Of Counsel in the Dispute Resolution and Private Client Advisory Practice Groups.

Natasha has experience in representing both claimant and defendant in claims for minority oppression under the Companies Act before the Singapore High Court. She has also involved in arbitrations before the SIAC and the ICC.

Natasha has experience in advising on and setting up trusts for private clients, including both working with institutional trustees and private trustees.

Natasha's experience with both advisory services and dispute settlement has enabled her to be more effective in both types of work. In drafting contracts or providing advice, her experience in dispute settlement allows her to pre-empt common issues that may potentially arise. She uses this experience in her contract drafting and advice to put her clients in a position that would be useful in the event of a dispute in the future. Her experience with advisory services enables her to better understand the commercial realities of corporate clients. This enables her to aim to settle disputes in a holistic manner.

• Represented various creditors in various different claims for payment against defaulting borrowers, including the enforcement of personal guarantees, with mediation and summary judgment applications
• Represented an individual in a claim of minority oppression against her co-founders and fellow shareholders in a company which business was in the biomedical industry
• Represented businesses in claims against customers for defamation
• Defended the founder shareholders in a business consulting company against claims of misrepresentation brought by a later shareholder
• Advised landlords in their respective disputes against their tenants
• Resisted liquidators’ claim over property including requesting proof of ownership of property and subsequently negotiating the terms of removal of property