The Toa Payoh Ritual Murders: A Case Of Insanity Or Was It Just A “Wayang”? (Part 1)
BY FOO KIM LENG In early 1981, two children were killed in the vicinity of Toa Payoh. Shortly after, police
1970 Hcch Evidence Convention And Remote Taking Of Evidence By Video-link
BY CATHERINE SHEN The Asian Business Law Institute (ABLI) is co-organising a webinar with the Permanent Bureau of the Hague
Drafting An Ip Agreement: Max Ng’s Three Steps
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN For Mr Max Ng, drafting commercial IP agreements involves a three-step process that he has refined over
The Importance Of Structure In Written Submissions
Here are Justice Ang Cheng Hock’s tips on preparing well-structured submissions, which can make all the difference. He presented these
The Power Of Pleadings
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Sitting down to chat with Justice Aedit Abdullah, it quickly becomes clear that he scrutinises pleadings with an
In Conversation With Profs Kevin Tan And Thio Li-ann
L-R: Profs Thio Li-ann and Kevin Tan speaking at NUS in 2018. Photo: NUS Law BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN The prospect
Lesley Fu On Applying For Accreditation
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Ms Lesley Fu’s first taste of construction came early in her career, when she practised at a
The Competition Challenges Posed By A Digital Economy
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN The merits and drawbacks of a fast-digitising economy are well-documented. But one area that has been less
The Indonesia Adventure
BY CATHERINE SHEN Being close neighbours, Indonesia and Singapore have extensive economic and human ties, and many businesses in one
A Look At An Arbitration Proceeding
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Although arbitration has been around for more than two centuries, some legal professionals still have a hazy