Stephenson Harwood is mourning the loss of Singapore associate Lo Hwei Yen, who died during last week's terrorist attacks in Mumbai. Hwei Yen joined Stephenson Harwood's Singapore office in 2006 as a qualified solicitor and worked with the firm's shipping finance practice.The 28-year old, who graduated from the National University of Singapore, was in Mumbai to speak at a conference but was taken hostage in the city's Oberoi Hotel during the siege. Her body was discovered last week on the 19th floor of the hotel. Chief executive Sunil Ghadia has flown out to the firm's Singapore arm to offer support to staff.
December 01, 2008 at 10:33 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Stephenson Harwood is mourning the loss of Singapore associate Lo Hwei Yen, who died during last week’s terrorist attacks in Mumbai.
Hwei Yen joined Stephenson Harwood’s Singapore office in 2007 as a qualified solicitor and worked with the firm’s shipping finance practice.
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