“What you do have is my word. And it’s stronger than oak” Jerry Maguire (1996) In a
In recent years, the legal industry has experienced notable transformation with the emergence of generative
The birth of this column in April 2002 was intended to introduce lawyers and former
“What you do have is my word. And it’s stronger than oak” Jerry Maguire (1996) In a
A Keynote by Pia Andrews Conversations from CLAWCON 2023 From 12 to 14 July 2023, the Singapore
Most of us in the legal fraternity would be familiar with the story of how
Articles From This Month's Issue
From Liberty to Liability: Shifting Sands in Singapore’s Internet Governance
The growing concern over online harms has become a pressing issue both internationally and within Singapore, leading to a heightened sense of
To Be Mutually Agreed or Not to Be Mutually Agreed
Pitfalls of Lease Renewal Clauses A recent case in the High Court has provided new insights into the law concerning lease renewals. This
The Law on Creditors’ Interests and Directors’ Fiduciary Duties in Singapore
Answers from the Present and Questions for the Future This article examines the law on when directors’ fiduciary duties to act in the
Back to Basics: Undertakings
“What you do have is my word. And it’s stronger than oak” Jerry Maguire (1996) In a recent disciplinary case,[ref]Law Society of Singapore v
Navigating the Risks – Generative AI and Legal Practice
In recent years, the legal industry has experienced notable transformation with the emergence of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) based on large language
Are We More Than Lawyers?
The birth of this column in April 2002 was intended to introduce lawyers and former lawyers who had delved into other areas
Government-Citizen Interactions & Computational Law
A Keynote by Pia Andrews Conversations from CLAWCON 2023 From 12 to 14 July 2023, the Singapore Management University’s Centre for Computational Law (SMU
Tax Considerations for Singaporeans Studying in the U.S.
Each year thousands of Singaporeans move abroad to pursue education opportunities at universities around the globe. Some of the top destinations Singaporeans
Sinfully Sinpopo
Most of us in the legal fraternity would be familiar with the story of how Lyn Lee, who graduated from NUS Law