The Art Of Juggling With Loh Jing Jie
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Commencement season is upon us, with hundreds of graduates celebrating the end of their law school journeys.
Lim Seng Siew On Why He’s A One Firm Kind Of Guy
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN I’m talking to Mr Lim Seng Siew during TechLaw.Fest week, which peeks into the future of the
Tay Eu-Yen: Leaving (and Coming Back to) Practice
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Scrolling through Ms Tay Eu-Yen’s LinkedIn feed, it’s clear that the Director at Drew & Napier is
What’s It Like To Intern At Sal?
Jane (seated, right), with other recipients of the SAL Undergraduate Scholarship BY FOO KIM LENG “Not every intern can claim
5 Questions With Lee Weilin On Lawyering In The Sustainability Space
How did you get into the sustainability practice of Rajah & Tann? In the years just before COVID, I saw
SAL Asks: Deborah Barker SC and Carla Barker on E W Barker as a Father
Mr E W Barker was a towering figure in Singapore’s legal landscape, serving as Minister for Law for more than
Law as a Second Career: Singa Retnam and Peter Ong
There’s been much talk about people leaving the legal profession. But some people continue to enter the legal profession as
Journey along the Belt and Road
Journey along the Belt and Road with some of the contributors from Academy Publishing’s bestselling “ASEAN and the Belt and
Lawyers on Lawyers: Counsel from Singapore Airlines and P&G
Former classmates Ms Natasha Sulaiman (Singapore Airlines) and Ms Tay Meishuang (P&G) sit down for a candid conversation about making