TechLaw.Fest 2022 Explores The Metaverse
TechLaw.Fest, the region’s premier law and tech conference, returns for the fifth year in July, bringing together over 2,000 legal, tech
$1.4 Million To Improve Access To Law Schools
As part of efforts to nurture its future professionals regardless of their financial means, the Singapore Academy of Law (“SAL”)
Ezra Tay On Life As Legal Counsel In A Start-up
The General Counsel at Tazapay doesn't mince his words—or his ambition.
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN “I’m very direct with my views,” admits Mr Ezra Tay at the start of our conversation. It’s
Talking Cross: Six Questions With Dag Hri Kumar Nair Sc
Honest and fair witnesses are the toughest to cross-examine, says the Deputy Attorney-General.
Who trained your cross-examination skills? I learned mainly by observing good lawyers in action – what we are fond of
Mark Wong On His French Connection
He may have left Paris 10 years ago but the city’s lessons—and allure—live on.
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN France looms large over my lunch with Mr Mark Wong—and why wouldn’t it? He holds the distinction
Mum’s The World: An Interview With Engelin Teh Sc And Iain Teh
The mother-son pair work together at Engelin Teh Practice.
BY FOO KIM LENG & ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN For most of his life, Mr Iain Teh has been better known as
Prosecutors In The Heartlands: Mark Tay
How AGC is helping to review criminal cases faster and mete out justice more swiftly.
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Before we start our interview, I casually peer into the display cabinet opposite Mr Mark Tay’s desk.
Tribunals Conference 2022: Speech by The Honourable the Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon
Read “The Role of Tribunals in the Delivery of Justice: Charting a Course for the Future” here.
Taking The Role And Practice Of Tribunals To The Next Level
The State Courts and the Singapore Academy of Law (“SAL”) jointly organised the inaugural Tribunals Conference with the aim to
Pleadings 101 With Justice Judith Prakash
Lessons from the first woman to be appointed a permanent judge of Singapore’s apex court.
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Justice Judith Prakash has no qualms about professing the importance of pleadings. She asserts, “They are both