Different Backgrounds, One Challenge: Future-Proofing the Legal Profession
Multidisciplinary teams and a record number of participants mark this year’s Hackathon for a Better World.
A Day of Football and Giving Back
The 11th edition of the CJ’s Cup raised close to $197,000 for a good cause. WongPartnership eventually took home the…
Suzanna Barrett: Tech is Easy, Humans are Hard
Ms Suzanna Barrett It was the late 1990s and Ms Suzanna Barrett had just returned from law school in the
Reflecting on the First 100 Days
Earlier this month, nearly 250 members were officially admitted to the Bar as Advocates and Solicitors. In recognition of this
Peggy Yee: Advocacy with Purpose
From a recession-era job seeker to the co-chair of a national taskforce on inclusive justice, Peggy Yee has spent her
Restructuring in Practice: Ramesh Selvaraj & William Ong
How in-house counsel should handle restructuring — and when to engage external counsel. Mr Ramesh Selvaraj and Mr William Ong
Stay the Course or Switch Lanes? Rethinking the Legal Career Path
Ms Claudia Petrat and Ms Mathea Lim A fresh law graduate asked to describe their career ambitions might tell you
Writing About Family Law for Those Who Practise It
Ms Lim Hui Min, Ms Shahrinah Abdol Salam and Ms Tricia Ho. Are bird’s nest, snow jelly and cordyceps necessities
Young Lawyers Are Pausing to Reflect
A/Prof Tan Seow Hon (in red) and Ms Lim Su Ching, who led a retreat for junior lawyers. The idyll
Why Continuous Learning Should Be Every Lawyer’s Priority
The modern legal environment is evolving at unprecedented speed, from AI-powered tools to cross-border cases and ESG-related considerations. For lawyers