Norman joined Tanner De Witt and qualified as a solicitor in Hong Kong in early 2005 after completing his traineeship in an international law firm.

Norman is a litigator focusing on insolvency related matters. Norman advises on all aspects of law and procedure in relation to debt recovery actions, liquidation and bankruptcy proceedings, obtaining injunctions and shareholders' disputes.

Norman speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

• Acting for liquidators in successfully opposing a strike-out application in relation to a claim for more than HK$290 million ([2005] HKEC 790); formulating further strategies to procure final settlement of the parties, including successfully opposed an application for stay of proceedings pending appeal ([2005] HKEC 1498);
• Acting for majority shareholders of a Hong Kong private company with substantial assets in mainland China in opposing a section 168A petition; formulating strategies (including an appplication for security for costs) to procure ultimate settlement agreement;
• Acting for majority shareholders of a Hong Kong private company with substantial land interest in Hong Kong in opposing a section 168A petition, including taking out security for costs application and strike-out application; advising the same parties in the liquidation of a related company ([2006] HKEC 2362; [2007] 1 HKLRD A1, A2);
• Acting for a well-known securities company in obtaining a Mareva injunction against its former director;
• Acting for a construction material supplier in a claim against its customer for goods delivered but unpaid; obtained summary judgment ([2005] HKEC 1333);
• Acting for an overseas company in successfully obtaining possession order of a property in a contentious Order 88 proceedings ([2006] HKEC 1871).

• Insolvency Interest Group
• Opera Society of Hong Kong
• St. Paul's College Alumni Association (member of Executive Committee)
• Li Po Chun United World College Alumni Association