Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon’s Message to the Legal Profession on Leadership Transition at SAL
Thursday, 25 February 2021 The Honourable the Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon Supreme Court of Singapore In early February, Serene Wee
Insights Into Indonesia: An Interview With Tahirah Ara
BY CATHERINE SHEN Singapore, armed with an attractive regime under its Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act, is emerging as the
Pleadings Database On Lawnet
Access actual pleadings selected for inclusion by sitting judges.
The importance of pleadings can’t be overstated, as poorly written ones can, and often do, doom a case. So stay
An Interview With The Head Of The Singapore Global Restructuring Initiative
BY CATHERINE SHEN The subject of insolvency law has been brought into sharp focus by pandemic-induced business struggles. In particular,
Litigants In Person And Access To Justice In An Adversarial System
An excerpt from the forthcoming Litigants in Person: Principles and Practice in Civil and Family Matters in Singapore, published by Academy
How Lawyers Can Navigate The Green Leap Forward
As the march towards renewables continues, how can the legal community prepare for the future?
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Talk of green growth is hard to ignore these days as energy sources are increasingly judged for
Keeping Foreign Investments Safe From Harm
Clifford Chance’s Romesh Weeramantry on due diligence when advising clients on foreign investment.
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Advising clients on foreign investments can be tricky, as lawyers have to deal with a patchwork of
SAL Asks: Tan Boon Gin
The CEO of SGX RegCo on what it takes to write a book and the most interesting corruption case in
Tailored Insolvency Process For Smes: Why They Are Important And What Countries Are Doing
Small businesses play a critical role in almost every economy. In Singapore, for example, government statistics show that small and
Justin Tan Talks “Audi” And Accreditation
The Senior Associate at Harry Elias Partnership discusses the landmark case and his career in building and construction law.
It isn’t every day that you argue against your former pupil master in court—and it’s even rarer to do it