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February 13, 2021

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How Lawyers Can Navigate The Green Leap Forward
As the march towards renewables continues, how can the legal community prepare for the future?

BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Talk of green growth is hard to ignore these days as energy sources are increasingly judged for

December 2, 2020

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District Judge Lim Choi Ming, Ms Angelina Hing On Mediation And Mindful Advocacy In Divorce Proceedings

An often-overlooked toll of COVID-19 is the one it has taken on families. Around the world, the need to “stay

August 27, 2020

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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…

August 18, 2020

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Going Beyond The Numbers Of A Business Valuation Report

A business valuer is a trusted expert called upon during many commercial and court proceedings.

August 5, 2020

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Why Common Law Practitioners Should Learn About Civil Law

Why should lawyers in Singapore learn about civil law? Assoc Prof Gary F. Bell explains.

July 8, 2020

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Commercial Precedents on LawNet: Lawyers Weigh In

Stefanie Yuen Thio (TSMP Law), Benjamin Gaw (Drew & Napier), Bryan Tan (Pinsent Masons) and Stephen Revell (Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer)

July 8, 2020

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Stefanie Yuen Thio On Her “Sleepless Nights”
And how LawNet’s latest initiative might have kept them at bay.

It’s hard to imagine a Stefanie Yuen Thio who’s unsure of herself or her work. After all, confidence is almost

June 16, 2020

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“The Division Of Matrimonial Assets Is Far From A Science”

Ms Tricia Ho, a family law lecturer at SUSS, on the courts’ approach to asset division in the past year.

June 16, 2020

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Commercial Law: Starting Out (1 – 5 years PQE)

Your first days of lawyering are tough enough without having to fumble over what goes into a contract. Precedents might

November 13, 2019

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Shashi Nathan: “i Have Seen Some Counsel Surprised By Their Own Witnesses’ Answers”
Witnesses may be compelling — but handling them well to meet your goals is essential, say Mr Francis Ng SC and Mr Shashi Nathan.

BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Back in 2019, I jumped at the chance to lunch with two prominent men from the criminal law

Working Knowledge

How Lawyers Can Navigate The Green Leap Forward
As the march towards renewables continues, how can the legal community prepare for the future?

As the march towards renewables continues, how can the legal community prepare for the future?

District Judge Lim Choi Ming, Ms Angelina Hing On Mediation And Mindful Advocacy In Divorce Proceedings

Pinsent Masons’ Bryan Tan On Practitioners And Precedents

Going Beyond The Numbers Of A Business Valuation Report

Why Common Law Practitioners Should Learn About Civil Law

Commercial Precedents on LawNet: Lawyers Weigh In

Stefanie Yuen Thio On Her “Sleepless Nights”
And how LawNet’s latest initiative might have kept them at bay.

And how LawNet’s latest initiative might have kept them at bay.

“The Division Of Matrimonial Assets Is Far From A Science”

Commercial Law: Starting Out (1 – 5 years PQE)

Shashi Nathan: “i Have Seen Some Counsel Surprised By Their Own Witnesses’ Answers”
Witnesses may be compelling — but handling them well to meet your goals is essential, say Mr Francis Ng SC and Mr Shashi Nathan.

Witnesses may be compelling — but handling them well to meet your goals is essential, say Mr Francis Ng SC and Mr Shashi Nathan.

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