Mental Health Amongst Lawyers “I don’t have time to rest! I have exams, a mooting competition to prepare for and more internships to apply to!” “People are going to wise up and figure out I’m not that smart.” “I keep worrying that I
You would know by now that you will likely be spending most of your waking hours in the office. You may be spending more time with your colleagues than with your family. As a new lawyer, you have to also
Jasmine Toh and Wong Pei Yee are a mentor-mentee pair who participated in the Law Society’s Mentorship Scheme. They share about their experiences as mentor and mentee, and how the process of mentoring can be mutually meaningful and enriching. Find
Couples who find themselves in conflict, be it over children or finances, are too often turning to the family courts as their first port of call. This article examines the key benefits of family arbitration as an alternative, from the
The advent of AI is bringing about unprecedented changes across industries, with its widespread impacts driving businesses of all sizes to adapt swiftly.
In the realm of international business and commerce, the significance of effective dispute resolution mechanisms cannot be overstated, particularly when it comes to intellectual property (IP) rights. This emphasis grows in regions like the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN),
This article explores the benefits and drawbacks of how AI has the potential to both ease and burden lawyers’ work life balance. On one hand it can bring efficiency to your day and remove the admin tasks which take up
Each year thousands of Singaporeans move abroad to pursue education opportunities at universities around the globe. Some of the top destinations Singaporeans choose to study include Australia, United States, and United Kingdom. It is estimated that the number of Singaporeans
“What’s their work-from-home policy like?” That’s the question we get 80% of the time when speaking with lawyers looking out for new roles. Working from home, or “WFH”, has become everyday parlance. It is also a significant factor that influences people’s decisions
For over a decade, purpose-built AI has been infiltrating document review workflows, ushering in greater efficiency and cost reduction in litigation, investigations and dispute resolution. While manual review remains the status quo in Singapore at present, the imperative for AI-powered