Supervision Risks in Busy (Litigation) Teams
Don’t let small mistakes become big problems Introduction The supervisor is sometimes described allegorically as a gardener, a person who provides a safe and supportive environment for the nurturing of the supervisee’s professional growth. In the less romanticised world of legal practice,
Mentoring
Mentorship. It is a well-entrenched idea within professional development and talent management circles. All respectable institutions wax lyrical about it in their recruitment drives and employees are encouraged to seek it out. It features in almost every appraisal discussion. Yet, what
Raising New Issues at Judicial Review: When Might Late be Too Late?
An examination of the recent ruling of the Court of Appeal in AXY & Ors v Comptroller of Income Tax [2018] SGCA 23 on the admissibility of subsequent matters in judicial review proceedings. The recent decision of the Court of Appeal