Archive: July 2023
As a practising matrimonial lawyer, I find it almost impossible to separate work from life.
It’s been about 15 years since I embarked on my law degree on an apple-shaped
As a practising matrimonial lawyer, I find it almost impossible to separate work from life.
A Guide to Understanding and Resolving the Legal Challenges of Blockchain Technology When someone says “blockchain”,
On the morning of 18 March 2023, the Law Society of Singapore held its Annual
Articles From This Month's Issue
Remembering Our President, Adrian Tan Gim Hai (1966-2023)
“When you leave this world, if you have connected with other human beings, told their stories, and enriched society, you will have
Can and Should We Rein in AI with Law?
What are potential risks and dangers of artificial intelligence (AI)? What are some current and proposed regulatory approaches? Are they sufficient to rein
Unjust Enrichment Claims in Illegal Cryptocurrency Transfers
Trading in digital tokens across borders where a country has banned its citizens from trading in cryptocurrency is a risky proposition. If
What is the Basis for the Validation Principle in International Arbitration?
The validation principle has been framed in both positive and negative terms. The former seeks to impute an implied choice of law
Learning the Art of Compartmentalisation and Integration
As a practising matrimonial lawyer, I find it almost impossible to separate work from life. Perpetuators have no “working hours” – our
Taste of Tasmania: Vintage of ’11-’12
It’s been about 15 years since I embarked on my law degree on an apple-shaped island down under. Back in the day,
Handbook of Blockchain Law
A Guide to Understanding and Resolving the Legal Challenges of Blockchain Technology When someone says “blockchain”, people usually think “Bitcoin”. Terms like “Satoshi
Law Society X-Country Run 2023
On the morning of 18 March 2023, the Law Society of Singapore held its Annual Cross-Country run and race at Bedok Reservoir