Archive: July 2026
Reflections from thirty years at the Bar To you, who have just been called to the
In the past few years, we have seen a flurry of activity in the Anti-Money
Abstract Senior practitioners within Singapore’s legal community have long admonished younger lawyers for a perceived want
The Legal Profession (Amendment) Act 1986 removed the Law Society's general right to comment on
Articles From This Month's Issue
Beyond Traditional Risk Allocation
Distressed transactions and restructuring often proceed without the benefit of conventional contractual protections, requiring insolvency practitioners to navigate heightened legal and commercial
Bicentennial – The Evolution of Construction Law in Singapore
From General Litigation to a Distinct Discipline (A Bicentennial reflection for SGLAW 200 years) 1. Introduction: The Architecture of Singapore’s Legal History, Shaped by
Redefining Winning
What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Therapeutic Justice Family life is a highly private affair. Many families live their lives without
A Note to Those Beginning the Journey
Reflections from thirty years at the Bar To you, who have just been called to the Bar — welcome. You have worked hard
Beyond the Checklist: Identifying Red Flags in Practice
In the past few years, we have seen a flurry of activity in the Anti-Money Laundering scene. Kicking off the season in April
Flirting with a Modest AI Intervention for the Singapore Bar
Abstract Senior practitioners within Singapore’s legal community have long admonished younger lawyers for a perceived want of perseverance, attributing their early departure from
Fiat Justitia: Commenting or Politicking
The Legal Profession (Amendment) Act 1986 removed the Law Society's general right to comment on all impending legislation.
Disciplinary Tribunal Reports
Pursuant to section 93(5) of the Legal Profession Act, the Council of the Law Society is required to publish the findings and