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July 8, 2020

Working Knowledge

Stefanie Yuen Thio On Her “Sleepless Nights”
And how LawNet’s latest initiative might have kept them at bay.

It’s hard to imagine a Stefanie Yuen Thio who’s unsure of herself or her work. After all, confidence is almost

June 30, 2020

Member Stories

How He Won The Christopher Bathurst Prize 2019
Last year’s recipient of the Christopher Bathurst Prize, Darren Low of Davinder Singh Chambers, shares his winning approach.

The arguments between a Queen’s Counsel and a Judge are often the most thought-provoking, entertaining and engaging in the law.

June 23, 2020

Career Moves

Prof Goh Yihan: “The World Will Still Be Very Internationalised”
Does overseas exposure count for something in a post-pandemic world? Absolutely, says the Dean of the SMU School of Law.

Listening to Professor Goh Yihan’s memories of his three months in London is like hearing someone talk of a bygone

June 16, 2020

Working Knowledge

“The Division Of Matrimonial Assets Is Far From A Science”

Ms Tricia Ho, a family law lecturer at SUSS, on the courts’ approach to asset division in the past year.

May 7, 2020

News Releases

Singapore Academy Of Law Rolls Out $1.9 Million Support Package To Help Members Amid COVID-19

More than 9,000 members of the Singapore Academy of Law (“SAL”) will benefit from a $1.9 million package to help

May 6, 2020

Legal Heritage

Hold My Hand Till the End: An Interview with Sister Gerard Fernandez
After the trials have ended and the death sentence passed, what happens to prisoners on death row? In an oral history interview, Sister Gerard Fernandez sheds light on the final days of some of Singapore’s most famous death row inmates.

BY FOO KIM LENGAmazing Grace is one of the most popular hymns around Changi Prison’s death row. It is sung joyfully

April 15, 2020

Tips & Guides

7 Tips For Online Advocacy
Virtual hearings can be daunting to some, but the right mindset and preparation makes all the difference, says Justice Aedit Abdullah.

BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Virtual courtrooms were once the stuff of science fiction, but today, they are an accepted reality in

April 6, 2020

Tech and Transformation

The Jayakumar Speech That Changed The Way We Lawyer

The Solidarity, Unity and Resilience budgets of this year may strike some as the first time that the Government has

March 31, 2020

News Releases

Wills Registry To Be Managed By Singapore Academy Of Law From 4 May 2020

From 4 May 2020, the Singapore Academy of Law (“SAL”) will manage the Wills Registry, which is presently under the

February 18, 2020

Legal Heritage

A Stately Goodbye: Bidding Farewell to the State Courts Complex

As we bid farewell to the State Courts Complex, we use oral history interviews to piece together its 44-year heritage.…

Stefanie Yuen Thio On Her “Sleepless Nights”
And how LawNet’s latest initiative might have kept them at bay.

And how LawNet’s latest initiative might have kept them at bay.

How He Won The Christopher Bathurst Prize 2019
Last year’s recipient of the Christopher Bathurst Prize, Darren Low of Davinder Singh Chambers, shares his winning approach.

Last year’s recipient of the Christopher Bathurst Prize, Darren Low of Davinder Singh Chambers, shares his winning approach.

Prof Goh Yihan: “The World Will Still Be Very Internationalised”
Does overseas exposure count for something in a post-pandemic world? Absolutely, says the Dean of the SMU School of Law.

Does overseas exposure count for something in a post-pandemic world? Absolutely, says the Dean of the SMU School of Law.

“The Division Of Matrimonial Assets Is Far From A Science”

Singapore Academy Of Law Rolls Out $1.9 Million Support Package To Help Members Amid COVID-19

After the trials have ended and the death sentence passed, what happens to prisoners on death row? In an oral history interview, Sister Gerard Fernandez sheds light on the final days of some of Singapore’s most famous death row inmates.

7 Tips For Online Advocacy
Virtual hearings can be daunting to some, but the right mindset and preparation makes all the difference, says Justice Aedit Abdullah.

Virtual hearings can be daunting to some, but the right mindset and preparation makes all the difference, says Justice Aedit Abdullah.

The Jayakumar Speech That Changed The Way We Lawyer

Wills Registry To Be Managed By Singapore Academy Of Law From 4 May 2020

A Stately Goodbye: Bidding Farewell to the State Courts Complex

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