Ethics in International Arbitration as Practised (or not) in Singapore (Part 3)
Part 3: What happens if a Tribunal were to grant leave for a complaint to be made to the appropriate Bar Association in respect of professional misconduct by Arbitration Counsel? This is the third part of my 3-part essay on the
Ethics in International Arbitration as Practised (or not) in Singapore (Part 2)
This is a 3-part essay on ethics in international Arbitration as practised in Singapore in theory and practice.
Ethics in International Arbitration as Practised (or not) in Singapore (Part 1)
This is a 3-part essay on ethics in international Arbitration as practised in Singapore in theory and practice.
Memories of Pupillage and Mentorship
The Law Society of Singapore has invited me to share my personal experiences of Pupillage and Mentorship both as a Pupil and as a Pupil Master. My Pupillage The story begins in 1968 when I joined Allen & Gledhill (A&G) as a
Tales of a Lawyer Facing Cross-Examination
I have of course considerable experience of examining and cross-examining witnesses. But I do not know how many lawyers have had the experience of being cross-examined in the witness box. For my sins, I can remember at least seven occasions