Fighting for the Underdog – The Assigned Solicitors of the Legal Aid Bureau
“I had a client who married when she was still a minor. She had tried to be a good wife and mother – she had 3 children whom she cared for, and also ran the household. But the husband was
Rethinking the Conveyancing Practice
Benefits of an Automated Workflow Process Introduction Based on the statistics in the Law Society of Singapore Annual Report 2016, there are 715 law practices having one to five lawyers in 2016, constituting almost 83 per cent of the entire population of
Annual Dinner & Dance 2017
The Law Society held its golden jubilee dinner on 10 November 2017 at the Ritz-Carlton Millenia. At the dinner, the CC Tan Award was conferred on Mr Peter Cuthbert Low. We include in this issue the citation for Peter as
Leaving the Law for Mediation
In this issue, we chat with a law school graduate who started his career by taking over ownership of a mediation company, Peacemakers Consulting Services.
President’s Message
The family law practitioner of today needs to have problem-solving skills both in and out of court room. Practising family law is a “deeply meaningful calling” as Chief Justice aptly described in his opening address.
30th LAWASIA Conference
30th LAWASIA Conference: Opportunities for Young Lawyers Young lawyers often wonder how best to develop their legal career. The increasing range of career paths available to young lawyers today makes this question even more vexing. One's legal career can possibly encompass traditional
President’s Message
The family law practitioner of today needs to have problem-solving skills both in and out of court room. Practising family law is a “deeply meaningful calling” as Chief Justice aptly described in his opening address.