Yik Shu Ying
Partner | Intellectual Property
Contact
Email: yikshuying@leenlee.com.sg
Phone: +65 6557 4621
Expertise
Commercial Law
Data Protection
Intellectual Property
Litigation
Tenancy Law
Wills, Trusts, Probate and Estate Administration
Education & Qualifications
National University of Singapore, LLB
About Shu Ying
Shu Ying is a Partner in the Intellectual Property department.
She graduated from the National University of Singapore in 2011, and was called to the Singapore bar in 2012.
Shu Ying handles a broad range of corporate and advisory work, covering contractual matters, data protection, intellectual property, medical negligence, directors’ duties, landlord/tenant and property law, as well as wills, trusts, probate and estate administration. She also has a keen interest in the intersection of law, technology and data, and holds both the Certified Information Privacy Professional Europe (CIPP/E) and (Asia) (CIPP/A) certifications from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
Case Highlights
Acting for multiple Chinese individuals in a $25M claim involving fraudulent misrepresentation made in contracts for immigration services
Acting for a commercial landlord and successfully resisting a $250,000/- claim in alleged misrepresentation in the marketing of available units for lease
Acting for a company in the steel industry and succeeding in a High Court trial against errant directors for breach of directors’ duties
Advising on the administration of a will trust involving assets of $200M
Acting in applications for Grant of Probate, Grant of Letters of Administration, Resealing of Foreign Grants, applications under the Mental Capacity Act for deputyship and registration of foreign deputyship orders
Drafting of wills and will trusts, advising on and certifying Lasting Power of Attorneys
Advising and acting for various companies in landlord and tenant disputes including recovery of security deposit, rental arrears, double rent, writs of distress, seizure of premises, COVID-19 reliefs
Acting for and successfully defending the homeowners in an appeal brought by a Management Corporation before the High Court in relation to the liability to maintain
Memberships & Directorships
Law Society of Singapore
Singapore Academy of Law