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Ep 101.2: The Return of the King of Singapore [Part 2] | Adrian Tan (President of Singapore's Law Society, LinkedIn Influener & Partner at TSMP Law Corporation)

EPISODE · Nov 27, 2022 · 41 MIN

Ep 101.2: The Return of the King of Singapore [Part 2] | Adrian Tan (President of Singapore's Law Society, LinkedIn Influener & Partner at TSMP Law Corporation)

from So This Is My Why · host Ling Yah

Adrian Tan, the King of Singapore & ultimate Linkedin Influencer, is back with Part 2 (check out Part 1 in the previous episode)!Here, Adrian shares how his career developed as a lawyer, why he hated his time as a General Counsel, thinks that lawyers should be legal influencers, how his LinkedIn posts go so viral and more.Highlights:1:58 Embarrassed by his bestselling books5:59 The non-confrontational litigator?10:01 Working with Davinder Singh, one of Singapore’s top litigators12:50 How to be a good legal associate14:16 The art of persuasion15:28 Secret to good writing17:25 Becoming the General Counsel of Crimson Logic20:18 It was awful21:26 Being involved in the Singapore Law Society24:05 Lawyers need to be legal influencers26:55 Writing bland posts to…?32:10 Advice for young lawyers writing online33:20 The secret to viral posts34:48 Fighting cancer, cases & for lawyers37:41 The 3 friends we haveP/S: A special ‘Questions from the Audience’ with Adrian Tan will be released this Wednesday!📍Show notes: www.sothisismywhy.com/101🍿 YouTube: https://youtu.be/i1eK1LO6WoU 🙊 Like STIMY? Buy us a ☕️?: https://beacons.ai/sothisismywhy 💌 Weekly Newsletter on upcoming STIMY guests/interesting reads to make you the most interesting person in the room: https://sothisismywhy.ck.page/ebf231f605 BioAdrian Tan is a litigator specialising in technology, intellectual property, collective sales and shareholder disputes. He is the President of the Law Society of Singapore.Adrian was the former general counsel of CrimsonLogic and holds a degree in computer science and psychology which gives him the foundation to address technology-related disputes. His degree in computer science and psychology gives him the foundation to address technology-related disputes. He has represented clients in a wide range of technology and intellectual property disputes, ranging from data centre construction, social media defamation, copyright infringement and passing-off in relation to consumer electronics, and patent infringement of vaccines.

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