SAL Asks: Christopher Bathurst Prize Winner 2020 (David Isidore Tan)
Winning the Christopher Bathurst Prize 2020 was a dream come true for Rajah & Tann’s David Isidore Tan. How did
How To Perform A Remote Commissioning—and Why Some Clients Prefer It
Ms Yvonne J. Schelkis-Sweeney, a CO who has embraced remote commissioning Virtual lectures, get-togethers, even parties. The pandemic has shown
Additional $2.6 Million Support Package To Help Lawyers Prepare For The Future
Singapore Academy of Law (“SAL”) members will get additional help totalling $2.6 million in the form of free online courses, access
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This week marks four years since the legal community bade farewell to Joseph Grimberg, who passed away on 17 August
Landmark Indonesian Recognition Of Singapore Moratorium
BY CATHERINE SHEN On 27 July 2021, the Central Jakarta District Court issued an order recognising the moratorium granted by
The Global Snapshot Of Pre-packs
BY CATHERINE SHEN Pre-pack has lately become a buzzword in the restructuring and insolvency scene in Singapore. However, do
“I got promoted!” One year on with disputes lawyer Brinden Anandakumar
A year after our interview with him, Mr Brinden Anandakumar (Fullerton Law Chambers) reveals exciting new developments in his professional
Leading Singapore Lawyer Corina Song On What Her Indonesian Counterparts Should Know
BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN As our virtual interview gets underway, I notice that Corina Song’s office overlooks Marina Bay. It’s a
Recent Developments In India-related Arbitrations From Indian And Singaporean Lenses
BY CATHERINE SHEN The Asian Business Law Institute (ABLI) is delighted to support a webinar on Analysing Recent Developments in India-Related
Legal Legacies: The Story of Singapore Law (Tour from 2008)
The grandeur of the old Supreme Court building remains an enduring icon of Singapore’s legal history. This National Day weekend,