Continuing Professional Development Will Be Compulsory For All Legal Practitioners
The Singapore Academy of Law (“SAL”) will be seeking public feedback on a proposed plan to introduce a compulsory Continuing
Professor Walter Woon Appointed First Dean Of The Singapore Institute Of Legal Education
The Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) is pleased to appoint Professor Walter Woon as the first Dean of the Singapore
Appointment of Senior Counsel 2010
Four members of the legal profession have been appointed Senior Counsel. They are: (a) Mr George Lim Teong Jin, who was
New Law Reports Covers 44 Years Of Judgments In Singapore’s Highest Courts Of Law
The decisions on 5,500 local high court cases covering a period of 44 years from Singapore’s independence in 1965 to
Law Academy Introduces Law Programme For JC Students
More than 400 students from 21 junior colleges and pre-university institutions will be spending two weeks of their year-end holidays
World Experts Share Knowledge At Forensics Conference
Close to 400 professionals from the science, medical, legal and law enforcement community in Singapore and around the world are
Inaugural Forensics Conference in Singapore
The Singapore Academy of Law in collaboration with the Attorney‐General’s Chambers (“AGC”), Health Sciences Authority (“HSA”) and the Singapore Police
Experts From Around The World In Singapore To Promote Mediation
2008 Nobel Peace Prize laureate President Martti Ahtisaari to speak at conference.
More than 260 professionals from around the world are gathering in Singapore today for a conference to promote mediation as
Business Disputes In Asia To Rise As Crisis Worsens
Experts to gather in Singapore to raise awareness of mediation as most efficient way to resolve disputes.
Commercial disputes in Asia are expected to rise as the economic crisis worsens and riding on this trend, mediation centres
Cj Launches Books On Family Law And Sentencing Policies
Both books provide a handy and reliable reference for the busy practitioner.
Chief Justice Chan Sek Keong launched two new books by the Subordinate Courts today. The books provide a rare and