Taking The Role And Practice Of Tribunals To The Next Level
The State Courts and the Singapore Academy of Law (“SAL”) jointly organised the inaugural Tribunals Conference with the aim to
Pleadings 101 With Justice Judith Prakash
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Justice Judith Prakash has no qualms about professing the importance of pleadings. She asserts, “They are both
Cases of A Lifetime: The Anthony Ler Trial
In 2001, Singapore was rocked by news of the murder of Ms Annie Leong. Her killer? A 15-year-old boy, instigated
Agc’s Senthil Sabapathy On Why Alternative Sentencing Matters
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Like much of the country, I was transfixed by the stories of offenders featured in Inside Maximum Security,
Diana Ngiam On ‘fighting The Good Fight’ In A Male-dominated Field
Plus, what wellness and mental health in the workplace mean to her.
Kuah Boon Theng SC: How Finding Meaning In Her Work And Motherhood Powered Her Through 30 Years
BY RACHEL CHIA She leads a firm of 10 lawyers, lectures at tertiary institutions, and volunteers on a slate of
Stand By Me: Cheah Wui Ling And Ng Pei Yi On Friendships In The Law
Associate Professor Cheah Wui Ling (left) and Ms Ng Pei Yi (right) BY FOO KIM LENG HAVE A GOOD SUPPORT
Dbs’ Joey Pang On Why ‘Risk-Averse’ Isn’t Always Good
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Very little about Mr Joey Pang’s career seems deliberate and calculated. In fact, midway through our conversation,
Using Singapore To Restructure Indonesian Companies – One Year On
BY CATHERINE SHEN On 31 March, Managing Partner of Singapore and Head of Asia for Mishcon de Reya, Tahirah Ara, will
Back To Practice: Hoon Shu Mei’s Journey
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN One of my favourite questions to ask an interviewee is “Tell me about yourself”. There’s a lot