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– “I would like to thank Prisilla Chong for her steadfast effort in handling my estate case. She is indeed a kind, professional lawyer, and was always there to provide support and advice when I was most needed it. Also, please extend my appreciation to Darren Tan who also relentlessly provided me with the same support and encouragement. I truly appreciate your assistance throughout this period and I would not hesitate to recommend you/your firm.” – Vivien Ong
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| Raymond Mah Managing Partner | Sarah Kambali Partner |
| Gan Chong Chieh Partner | Cassandra Nicole Thomazios Senior Associate |
| Prisilla Chong Associate | Vivien Fan Associate |
| Eric Toh Associate | Janessa Kok Associate |
| Anis Mohd Sohaimi Associate | Wong Sue Ann Associate |
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