New Book On The Confidentiality Of Arbitration
Arbitration – a process where parties are free to appoint their own arbitrators to resolve their disputes – is fast
Leading Regional Mediation Centres Ink Groundbreaking Mou In Singapore To Provide Regional Dispute Resolution Framework For Asian Businesses
Five leading mediation centres have agreed to pool their resources to promote and facilitate the use of mediation to amicably
CJ Launches New Legal Research Portal
LawNet2 is indispensable for all practitioners says CJ Chan.
The task of navigating through copious amounts of information to carry out legal research has become even easier for Singapore
Law Schools From 15 Countries Pitch Their Negotiation Skills In An International Competition
This is the first time that this prestigious competition is held in Asia.
Thirty-two law undergraduates from some of the top law schools in Asia, Europe, US, Canada and Australia will battle it
CJ Launches A New Book On Ethics For Lawyers
This is the first publication by Academy Publishing, a new division of the Singapore Academy of Law.
Lawyers in Singapore will now have a manual to guide them through the many ethical issues that they will inevitably
Appointment of Senior Counsel 2007
Three members of the legal profession have been appointed Senior Counsel. They are: (a) Mr Sant Singh, who was admitted as
Former CJ Yong Pung How Elected Honorary Member & Fellow For Life
The Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) is pleased to announce that The Senate of SAL has elected Mr Yong Pung
Law Fraternity Fulfil Wishes Of Underprivileged Children
Over a hundred underprivileged children from the Marine Parade Family Service Centre (MPFSC) had their wishes fulfilled within 24 hours
Tracing The Roots Of Our Legal System
English law was first introduced to Singapore 180 years ago Singapore, 30 November 2006 – One hundred and eighty years
SMC And CTO Sign MoU To Jointly Promote Mediation Services
CTO says Singapore is the ideal location to provide alternate dispute resolution services for the ICT sector in Asia-Pacific.
Telecommunications and IT companies in the Asia- Pacific region will now have access to a new alternative mechanism for resolving