March 31, 2023 Tags Career Moves Lam Zhen Guang On Life In A New Practice Area BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN The recent US congressional hearing with TikTok CEO Mr Shou Zi Chew has gained considerable attention, thanks
March 24, 2023 Tags Career Moves Back To Practice: Jeffrey Wong On The Draw Of A Boutique Firm BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Mr Jeffrey Wong followed the recent news of UBS’ acquisition of Credit Suisse with interest—not just because
October 7, 2022 Tags Career Moves Abdul Rahman: Giving Up A High-flying Start For A “Baptism Of Fire” Into Syariah Law BY RACHEL CHIA Thirty minutes – that’s all he had to locate, read and photocopy the cases needed from a private
September 8, 2022 Tags Career Moves Kenneth Lim On Finding His Tech Feet BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Mr Kenneth Lim’s eyes light up when he talks about his time as a litigator, describing it
August 23, 2022 Tags Career Moves Loh Wai Yue’s Journey Back To Singapore BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Picture this: you’re a few years into your career and have just become a senior associate and
July 5, 2022 Tags Career Moves What’s It Like To Intern At Sal? Jane (seated, right), with other recipients of the SAL Undergraduate Scholarship BY FOO KIM LENG “Not every intern can claim
May 20, 2022 Tags Career Moves Ezra Tay On Life As Legal Counsel In A Start-up BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN “I’m very direct with my views,” admits Mr Ezra Tay at the start of our conversation. It’s
March 4, 2022 Tags Career Moves Dbs’ Joey Pang On Why ‘Risk-Averse’ Isn’t Always Good BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Very little about Mr Joey Pang’s career seems deliberate and calculated. In fact, midway through our conversation,
February 3, 2022 Tags Career Moves Being A Law Firm Consultant: A Path Less Travelled? BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN A lot has changed in the 26 years that Mr Andrew Mak has been in practice. The
January 28, 2022 Tags Career Moves Jonathan Lin On Life In Vietnam And Why Every Lawyer Should Practise Overseas (at Least Once) BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Mr Jonathan Lin’s white-walled office appears cool and quiet—a serene oasis from Ho Chi Minh City’s notorious