A Fitting Farewell To Justice Andrew Phang
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN As Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon put it, it’s not often that Justice Andrew Phang is speechless. But
The Strength Of ADHD
BY NICHOLAS YONG The term ADHD conjures up images of restlessness and students jumping off walls. Given these associations, how
Ang Lip Kian On Vima’s Convertible Note And Esg Letter Agreement
Convertible Note The model Convertible Note sets out the terms and conditions pursuant to which an investor will purchase a
Joel Leow On Summing Up A Year In The Law
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN “I don’t like reading,” admits Mr Joel Leow. Catching himself, he adds, “But I do like reading
Working Towards Sentencing Frameworks That Are Instructive, Communicative And Yield Consistent Outcomes
The State Courts and the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) jointly organised the Sentencing Conference 2022 (Cyber edition) on 31
Interview with the authors of Muslim Family Law in Singapore
Mr Ahmad Nizam (Crescent Law Chambers), Ms Istyana Putri Ibrahim (Legal Aid Bureau) and Ms Maryam Hasanah Rozlan (Kaplan) share
Kow Keng Siong Reflects On A Changing Judicial Landscape
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN For a profession that comes into regular contact with judges, it can be easy to forget the
Practice and Procedure in the Administration of Muslim Family Law: Speech by The Honourable Justice Valerie Thean
Read the speech by The Honourable Justice Valerie Thean here.
Legal Personalities Who Get Personal On Linkedin
BY RACHEL CHIA With its reputation as the Facebook for executives, many see LinkedIn as a place to hunt for
Remembering The Pan-Electric Crisis, Nearly 40 Years On
Traders at the Singapore Stock Exchange in 1987. Ministry of Information and the Arts Collection, courtesy of National Archives of Singapore