A Singapore born lawyer practising in Perth for the last 30 years with an interest in social and ethnic justice. Father of 2 boys aged 23 and 21 and a lovely wife who is a soul mate.
Buddha's words
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Monday, June 26, 2017
The 2017 Sleepout as a homeless lawyer
The 4 amigos for 8 years, Barry, Shane, Bob and myself. |
Dear friends
I survived the 2017 CEO
Sleepout.
In fact having done this for 8
years, I actually know all the spaces that can be used by a homeless person if
they were sleeping at the WACA.
This year, I had Pierre Yang,
Sean Shwe and Steve Farano for company. I showed them around the places
available at the WACA. The spaces ranged from 3, 4 or 5-stars homeless spaces.
All of them opted for the 4- stars location which had a view of the WACA at
night.
I believe that is what a
homeless person would do. Find the most comfortable space available to spend
the night.
Australia wide, we raised $5.18M
and in WA we raised $579K.
This year I have again been so
blessed with the support from my friends and clients.
I raised $36,525 beating all
records from my previous 7 sleepouts.
I was ranked no. 2 in WA and no.
13 Australia wide.
I could not have done that
without the support of all of you.
Some even donated more than once
this year including Denning from James Chong Lawyers, Carol and Gerhard from
Coffee Club and Duncan Hackman.
I received a few more large
anonymous donations in the sums of $975.00, $750 and $500.
Thank you whoever you are.
There was a large donation which I managed to trace to my
golfing friend Susan Zhang.
Many have supported me every year since the first time I took
part and I am honoured and humbled. Thanks.
Hopefully, I can count on all of you again next year.
Night.
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
The 2017 CEO Sleepout raising funds for the homeless
Dear friends and readers,
In 2 more nights I will be sleeping as a homeless lawyer for the 8th year in a row to raise funds for the homeless in the 2017 CEO Sleepout.
It is supposed to be a rainy night. I have tried my best to fund raise despite the difficult economic climate.
I have raised $28,500 so far and there is 2 more days to fund raise before the event.
I managed to raise $33,000 last year. Am I able to beat that this year?
The homeless problem continues. I made the acquaintence of a couple of homeless persons who have made Terrace Rd and Langly Park their preferred place of homeless residence. They have chosen well as it has river views.
The Aus Chinese Times did a report of the Terrace Rd homeless. If you read Mandarin it is at
I am ranked no. 2 in WA behind Barry Felstead of Crown Casino who has raised over $100,000.
In Australia, I am now in the top 10 competing against CEOs from many major companies.
However, it is not about the ranking. Any amount raised helps Vinnies to help the homeless.
Please donate if you wish to help the homeless by going to:
https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/ceos/wa-ceos/raymond-tan-tan-and-tan-lawyers/
I will be doing livefeed on Facebooks to keep every one updated on 22 June.
Night.
In 2 more nights I will be sleeping as a homeless lawyer for the 8th year in a row to raise funds for the homeless in the 2017 CEO Sleepout.
It is supposed to be a rainy night. I have tried my best to fund raise despite the difficult economic climate.
I have raised $28,500 so far and there is 2 more days to fund raise before the event.
I managed to raise $33,000 last year. Am I able to beat that this year?
The homeless problem continues. I made the acquaintence of a couple of homeless persons who have made Terrace Rd and Langly Park their preferred place of homeless residence. They have chosen well as it has river views.
The Aus Chinese Times did a report of the Terrace Rd homeless. If you read Mandarin it is at
I am ranked no. 2 in WA behind Barry Felstead of Crown Casino who has raised over $100,000.
In Australia, I am now in the top 10 competing against CEOs from many major companies.
However, it is not about the ranking. Any amount raised helps Vinnies to help the homeless.
Please donate if you wish to help the homeless by going to:
https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/ceos/wa-ceos/raymond-tan-tan-and-tan-lawyers/
I will be doing livefeed on Facebooks to keep every one updated on 22 June.
Night.
Thursday, April 27, 2017
Results of the 5th Tan and Tan Lawyers Golf Tournament
There was concern a few days before the tournament as the weather forecast was for a thunderstorm. Luckily the weather held and the players had a great hot Autumn day of golf.
The Gosnells Golf Club was challenging. There were 41 players pitting their skills for the trophies.
The following winners were announced:
Nearest the pin Hole 14: Thomas Kim
Nearest the pin Hole 9: Martin Wong
Ladies longest drive: Sophie Chen
Mens longest drive: Martin Feng
Ladies winner: Susan Zhang with 91/64
Runner up: Sophie Chen with 105/67
Mens winners:
1st Tony Huang with 92/67
2nd Matt Posa with 80/68
3rd Darren Chen with 92/68.
Looks like they are due for a handicap cut.
Congrats to all of the winners.
There were also lots of lucky draw prizes for the dinner guests.
I am sure all the players enjoyed the day and the dinner. The next tournament is in May at Araluen. See you all there.
Friday, April 21, 2017
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Tan and Tan Lawyers hold a seminar for the Korean community discussing purchasing a business and retail premises law.
Dear readers
I had the pleasure of holding a seminar to advise the Korean community about what to look out for when buying a business. The seminar also discussed the rights of a tenant under the retail premises act.
Have a look at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZhjbSuNnsY
I am sure the info will help you in your next business purchase.
I had the pleasure of holding a seminar to advise the Korean community about what to look out for when buying a business. The seminar also discussed the rights of a tenant under the retail premises act.
Have a look at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZhjbSuNnsY
I am sure the info will help you in your next business purchase.
Thursday, March 30, 2017
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