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Suhailin Bte Mohd Sahed is no stranger to spending her time after work at classes. The Training and Development Manager at the Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC) did her MBA while she was teaching at a primary school and immediately after, she enrolled for the ACTA (now known as ACLP) course, which again meant sacrificing two to three evenings a week plus the whole of Saturdays at class.
Who decides what cases make it to the Singapore Law Reports? What’s the difference between an unreported judgment and a reported one?
The Asian Business Law Institute spoke to Danny Kobrata, Partner of K&K Advocates, on the anticipated changes in the landscape of personal data protection in Indonesia where the Internet economy is projected to reach $70 billion in 2021.
Is a legal definition even necessary? Here’s why the joint Managing Partner of TSMP Corporation thinks it is.
Arbitration is still the preferred mode of dispute resolution for international transactions but do parties always play it fair? Veteran arbitrators Michael Hwang SC and Chan Leng Sun SC weigh in on the ethical standards to ensure the legitimacy of this decision-making process.
