Jansen Aw On Privacy Week And The Upcoming Amendments To The PDPA
Mr Jansen Aw is a familiar face at Privacy Awareness Week, having attended the series of seminars and discussions on
Wee Meng Seng On Succeeding In Corporate And Insolvency Law
Registrations for The Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018 – Reforms and Continuity are now open. Having taught company law
Jason Chan, Sc On Being Appointed Senior Counsel And #WFH
With applications for Senior Counsel closing this week, interested applicants are probably rushing to secure the necessary papers to complete
Debby Lim On Finding Joy In The Grey
Registrations for The Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018 – Reforms and Continuity are now open. Click here to register.
Colin Liew On Professional Privilege And Pro Bono Work
A bundle promotion is now available for both Legal Professional Privilege and its accompanying webinar on 14 October. The concept of legal
In Two Courts: Advice On Getting A Foreign Judgment Recognised
The modern economy depends on the free movement of people, goods and services. These cross-border commercial dealings also result in
A Class Act: How Singapore’s First Law Faculty Came To Be
It wasn’t always a given that a law degree from a Singapore university would be recognised as a qualification for
In Two Courts: The Recognition And Enforcement Of Foreign Judgments
With the economic fallout from Covid-19 intensifying globally, legal experts have warned of a “legal epidemic”. Indeed, Mr VK Rajah,
Pinsent Masons’ Bryan Tan On Practitioners And Precedents
“As a technology lawyer, we encounter contracts which are not commonplace… perhaps even novel,” says Pinsent Masons partner Mr Bryan…
Remembering Mr Harry Elias Sc: A “Tower Of Strength”
In the late 1960s, Mr Elias was practising in Kuala Lumpur when he got a call from Mr Grimberg, who