Kai Schneider On The Singapore Advantage
We meet Mr Kai Schneider nearly 10 months after the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) launched its Variable Capital Companies
Remembering The Robinsons Fire
(Photo: 1972 Singapore – Robinson’s Department Store fire at Raffles Place the morning after, 22 Nov 1972.) For years, Robinsons was
Tan Chee Meng Sc On Fact And Flair In A Cross-examination
For most lawyers, a chance to cross-examine an engineer may not sound particularly stimulating. But not for Mr Tan Chee
Singapore Academy Of Law Pledges Further $1 Million In Support For Members
The Singapore Academy of Law (“SAL”) has pledged a further $1 million to support vulnerable segments of the legal profession.
Prof Tan Cheng Han Sc On Pandemic “Déjà Vu”
Temperature screening points, contact tracing exercises and frequent hand-washing—as universities around the world implemented these measures to fight COVID-19 earlier
N Sreeni Sc And Remy Choo On The Art Of Cross-examination
Our chat about cross-examination begins organically when Mr Remy Choo exclaims to Mr N Sreenivasan SC, “Your cross-examination in the
The Long Road To Lawnet, As Told By Charles Lim
Mr Charles Lim (left) and Justice Lee Seiu Kin (in blue tie) at the launch of LawNet in 1990 The
With Less Than A Year’s Pqe, I Was Bouncing Ideas Off A Queen’s Counsel
Rachel Tan (left) and her mooting partner Dana Chang The thrill of advocacy—with its wit-laced banter and rapid repartee—draws many
A Class Act: From Chalk To Transparencies
Professor Tan Sook Yee grew up in Seremban, Malaysia, studied law in Dublin, Ireland and would spend 45 years of
TechLaw.Fest 2020 Sets Stage for Legal Industry’s Future
A legal profession powered by technology—that’s the bold new vision put forth for the profession’s future at the end of