Archive: October 2026
I. The Question Beneath the Question I spent a day at TechLaw.Fest 2026 wandering the exhibition
Editor’s note: this is the first of a bimonthly column, in which our author will
The Advisory Committee (“AC”), a committee of the Professional Conduct Council, provides guidance to legal
It grows harder each day to begin a presentation or article on technology, especially AI,
Articles From This Month's Issue
The Deal Room as a Data Export
What Singapore Lawyers Should Know When Advising on the Acquisition of a PRC Business A Singapore buyer may encounter PRC data regulation before
Therapeutic Justice in Practice: Reflections from the Bar
I. The Shift to Therapeutic Justice-minded lawyering Family law practice has shifted from an adversarial model to a paradigm that prioritises amicable
Epieikeia in the Age of Algorithms: Reflections on Advocacy, AI, and the...
I. The Question Beneath the Question I spent a day at TechLaw.Fest 2026 wandering the exhibition halls. The booths were impressive. Autonomous platforms
On Work: Too Much, Too Little, and Whether It Even Matters
Editor’s note: this is the first of a bimonthly column, in which our author will explore what it means to practice well. Perhaps
Electronic Archiving, Destruction of Physical Documents, and Requests for Electronic Copies
The Advisory Committee (“AC”), a committee of the Professional Conduct Council, provides guidance to legal practitioners on their ethical obligations. Legal practitioners
Where the Machine Stops: Technology and Justice in Singapore
It grows harder each day to begin a presentation or article on technology, especially AI, without sounding like AI. That rapid ubiquity
The 54th Singapore-Malaysia Bench & Bar Games 2026
Three days, 21 events and a scoreboard that could not have been closer. The 54th Singapore-Malaysia Bench & Bar Games, held from 28