defending a construction company in the assessment of damages phase of proceedings. The claim against the construction company was for damage to a dragon-fish breeding facility, and its livestock - the first of its kind in Singapore. The matter is currently on appeal to the High Court after a successful first-round hearing, where Sanjiv managed to reduce the amount awarded for damages to around one per cent. of the quantum being claimed;

acting for a large multi-national in a claim against its previous in-house legal counsel for breaches of fiduciary duties;

acting for a large multi-national in a multi-million dollar impending arbitration involving disputes in relation to a coal mining facility in Indonesia;

acting for a large multi-national in a cross-jurisdictional, multi-million dollar employee misconduct inquiry involving potential breaches of anti-corruption laws;

acting for an advocate and solicitor on an application for reinstatement on to the Roll of Advocates and Solicitors;

successfully acted for an advocate and solicitor on multiple charges of forgery and cheating, in the David Rasif saga, resulting in a lower sentence being meted out to the advocate and solicitor, as compared to the co-accused;

successfully acted for an ex-nominated Member of Parliament who was acquitted after a full trial, on charges of corruption; and

successfully acted for a police officer who was acquitted after a full trial, on a charge under the Computer Misuse Act, resulting in one of the first decisions dealing with the ambit of “unauthorised access” to computer equipment.