When Less Is More: Francis Xavier Sc On How Much To Include In A Pleading
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN When drafting pleadings lawyers might be tempted to include more than enough facts “just to be safe”—does
A Prosecutor And Defence Counsel Talk Voir Dire
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN In November 2019, SAL lunched with Mr Francis Ng SC, a Deputy Chief Prosecutor at the Attorney-General’s
Is Sports Arbitration The Next Big Thing?
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Those following the sports pages of our local papers might have noticed an uptick in news about
A Peek At The New Lawnet That’s Coming Soon
LawNet is an early pioneer of legal technology, created more than 30 years ago to empower all law firms with
The Toa Payoh Ritual Murders: A Case Of Insanity Or Was It Just A “Wayang”? (Part 2)
BY FOO KIM LENG “It was a very hard-fought trial and right to the end, it’s not certain which way
Asst. Prof Dorcas Quek Anderson: We Can’t Ignore Ethics In Mediation
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN What makes a successful mediation? To Assistant Professor Dorcas Quek Anderson, the answer lies primarily in high
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