Kamilah’s area of practice includes contentious and non-contentious matters relating to infrastructure projects in Asia. Kamilah practises as a dispute resolution lawyer and has been involved in various dispute cases with a focus on large complex engineering and energy projects. Kamilah also has considerable experience providing advice on privatisation of public sector businesses as well as on infrastructure development by the private sector in partnership with the public sector or otherwise. Kamilah has negotiated and drafted many agreements including concession, power purchase and construction and engineering contracts. She has also handled related documents under various contracting arrangements for infrastructure projects including airports, ports, land transportations (highway, monorail, double track electrified rail, and mass rapid transit) power plants (gas-fired, coal-fired, combined cycle gas turbine and hydro-electric), petrochemical plants and buildings in the region. Prior to joining Allen & Gledhill in 2013, Kamilah was a Partner with another large Singapore law firm and was concurrently the co-principal partner with its associate Malaysian law firm. Kamilah graduated from the University of Malaya with an LLB.
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Conformément à l’engagement des pays membres de l’ASEAN d’introduire une législation nationale de la concurrence d’ici 2015, la Malaisie a récemment promulgué sa Loi sur la Concurrence, le ’Competition Act 2010’, entré en vigueur le 1er Janvier 2012. La Malaisie est ainsi devenue le sixième (...)
