Finding a Footing in The Law – is a sight into the life and times of a distinguished and principled Malaysian who served the country selflessly and steadfastly with courage and distinction, over many decades. It touches on his origins, beginning as a student shunted into law after being rejected by a medical college (due to visual impairment in one eye), an initial career at the Bar and subsequently in the judicial and legal services, his services as a judge and appellate judge, to life after retirement again; and being recalled to serve country once more, as chairman of the Institutional Reforms Committee.