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OUR PEOPLE
Maritime
Tin Ohnmar Tun
Tin Ohnmar Tun started her practice by assisting a Senior Barrister
in 1979. Her main work was in shipping but after completing her
postgraduate at Maritime studies in the United Kingdom, she extended
her services to Trademark registration, Protection and Litigation
and was also responsible for Trademark registration and Cautionary
Notice Publication.
She represents famous brands such as Louis Vuitton, British American
Tobacco, Fraser and Neave, Ltd, Colgate Palmolive Ltd, and many more
quality brands. She heads and supervises a team of Litigation
Lawyers.
Tin Ohnmar Tun is a member of International Trademark Association,
Inter-Pacific Bar Association, Asian International Intellectual
Property and Patent Association and also a Vice President of Asean
Intellectual Property Association.
She is now heads ‘The Law Chambers’ with diverse activities apart
from that of a correspondent for major International Protection and
Indemnity Associations, where her forte can be said as the 4Cs- ;
Crew and personal claims, Collision and dock damage, Cargo
liabilities and Consultation, negotiations and resolution of
disputes.
She has acquired a well deserved reputation in sensitive and complex
matters, notably, the release from arrest by Admiralty jurisdiction
of vessels. She has also established herself as resolving disputes
fairly and expeditiously, in the interest of the members of the
Association as well as for that of the injured party.
Htay Aung
The first and the most senior member, considered next to Tin Ohnmar
Tun, in the field of maritime correspondence. He has gained his 1st
degree in Science from the Yangon University, and post graduate
training in Electron Microscopy in Japan, training in repair and
maintenance of Bio-medical equipments in Europe. His vast experience
in the repair and maintenance of mechanical, electrical and
electronic machines and his personal detail attention to the works
of the attending surveyors that were being assigned by the members
of P&I Associations is the main factor in moving forward the 4 Cs
and for ‘The Law Chambers’ to grow from strength to strength.
Thu Ra Thaung
He is a law graduate from the Faculty of Law, Yangon
University. He joined the Law Chambers as an intern in 2000 and was
fortunate enough to get hands on training and case handling in
Marine Insurance claims, IP investigations and legal representations.He took some time out from the office to take up
seafaring as a deck cadet and later joined a construction company in
the Middle East that handled port projects in Dubai. He rejoined the
Law Chambers in 2009 taking over the marine claims division. His
overseas experiences were brought into the office, where his skills
have been tested in negotiation of claim disputes.He is well known
for his experience and successes in mediating and negotiating marine
related disputes and claims as well as dealing with clients
requiring specific expertise.He also gives his time and personal
attention to overseas clients involved in corporate work and
investments.
Melvin Myint Thane
He had served in the Myanmar Navy after graduating from the DSA
(Defense Services Academy) in 1968 with a Bachelor of Science
degree. His Naval career consisted of staff and command duties on
shore and afloat which included the MNS ‘Rattanabon’ whence he was
assigned to the Ministry of Mines as OSD (Officer on Special Duty)
by the CinC Navy during the governance of the SLOC (State Law and
Order Restoration Council) and SPDC. (State Peace and Development
Council) till 1993, retiring from the Military and Civil service
with the rank of Lt. Commander and a 2nd Class ‘Si Man Htoo Chun’
award. He had attended post naval graduate training courses at USN
(United States Navy) training schools. In the academic field, he has
attained post graduated diplomas in Management and Development from
the YIE (Yangon Institute of Economics) and Law diplomas from the YU
(Yangon University). Prior to joining ‘THE LAW CHAMBERS’, in 2007,
he worked as Project Coordinator for RPMM (Rothmans of Pall Mall
Myanmar), which later became part of BAT (British American Tobacco)
with its local joint venture partner the UMEHL, (Union of Myanmar
Economic Holdings) for 10 years. His contribution in maritime
affairs to ‘THE LAW CHAMBERS’ was recommended by Tin Ohnmar Tun and
gained full membership, MNI (UK/London) of the Nautical Institute in
2010.
Mya Mu
He attained his Bachelor in Science degree, majoring in Physics from
the Mandalay University in 1971 and PMG certificate class (II) in
1977. He recently obtained Diploma in Marine Survey ( Lloyds
Maritime
Academy (UK) ). He has served as a radio officer at sea and ashore for 21
years. His experience in the shipping industry as Owners’ Protective
Agent, covering management, logistics and operations expands from
1996 to 2008, a period of 12 years. He joined the P&I section of
‘THE LAW CHAMBERS’ in 2008 where his vast experienced has been an
asset. He is noted for thorough and expeditious call to assignments,
especially that of MV BUNGA MAS II, which struck underwater debris
casting off from MIP (Myanmar Industrial Port), about half an hour
overdue at ebb tide. He was in assistant to the master where divers
were organized to make repairs and the class surveyor ensuring a
passage of 4 days sailing to Kuala Lumpur for major repairs. His
professionalism is recognized by the Nautical Institute and has
accorded him full membership, MNI (UK/London).
Ne Aung
He attained his Bachelors degree in Engineering (Electrical Power),
from the Rangoon Institute of Technology, Myanmar in (1996), and has
been in the Video and tele broadcasting service industry for (6)
years. He joined the P&I section of ‘THE LAW CHAMBERS’ in (2010.)
and has shown his professionalism in the incident of MV BANGA MAS
II.
Tin Hla
Tin Hla is with a degree in Science and currently pursuing
additional training in commercial Studies conducted by Swiss Center
for Vocational Trading. He joined Tin Ohnmar Tun and The Law
Chambers 4 years ago.
He supervises all medical repatriation of seamen and admission to
checked and approved medical facilities. The office relies on his
diligent data processing. All, enquiries on shipping crew have to go
through him first, for screening.|
NAY TUN THET
NAY TUN THET is a retired Chief Officer. He joined sea service as Deck Cadet since 1972 and retired as Chief Officer in 2006. After retirement from sea service he took training courses in Korea and started to teach in house at Muti-Gate Co,LTd. (Myanmar). From October 2011, he served as part time Marine Surveyor for Pre-loading Cargoes and Damaged Cargoes on behalf of P & I Clubs/ship owners. Currently he is engaged as a Marine Consultant with this office with effect from 1st August, 2013.
NAY TUN THET
Mobile No. : +(95)-9-421 012 086
E-mail : naytunthet@gmail.com
Yangon born on 13th October
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