NUS Law Freshmen Orientation 2019
9 July 2019We are delighted to be given the opportunity to be one of the sponsoring firms for the NUS Law...
Tags: #NUS, Freshmen Orientation 2019, Sponsorship
Today: Government to review whether amendments to Misuse of Drugs Act are necessary
9 July 2019In the wake of the recent Court of Appeal decision in Adili Chibuike Ejike v Public Prosecutor [2019] SGCA...
Tags: #crimes, #drugs, #wilfulblindness
SIAC Academy Jakarta 2019
8 July 2019Over the weekend, Eugene Thuraisingam, Chooi Jing Yen and Syazana Yahya attended the SIAC Academy Jakarta 2019 hosted by...
Tags: #arbitration, #earlydismissal, #emergencyarbitration, #jakarta
Law Students’ Pro Bono Conference 2019
3 July 2019On 2 July 2019, our partner, Suang Wijaya, spoke alongside District Judge May Mesenas, Ms Sheela K Devi, Mr...
Tags: #conference, #probono, Singapore
5th ICC Asia Conference on International Arbitration
26 June 2019Our partners, Suang Wijaya and Eugene Thuraisingam, attended the 5th ICC Asia Conference on International Arbitration to keep up-to-date...
Tags: #ADR, #arbitration, #conference, #ICCASIA, Singapore
CNA: Justice, mercy and a long road to recovery: An in-depth look at criminals with mental illness in Singapore
15 June 2019How do the courts deal with accused persons with mental illnesses? Click on the link below to find out...
Tags: #court, #law, #mental health, #mental illness, crime
ST: Stiffer penalties for students who commit sexual offences
12 June 2019Commenting on the recommendations from a review committee which were accepted by the National University of Singapore on Monday,...
Tags: #deterrent, #NUS, #sexoffences, crime
Seminal decision on presumption of possession by the Court of Appeal
4 June 2019Eugene Thuraisingam shares his thoughts on the Court of Appeal’s recent decision acquitting the accused in Adili Chibuike Ejike...
Tags: #AdministrativeandConstitutionalLaw, #CourtofAppeal, #CriminalLaw
Today: Government to review whether amendments to Misuse of Drugs Act are necessary
9 July 2019In the wake of the recent Court of Appeal decision in Adili Chibuike Ejike v Public Prosecutor [2019] SGCA...
Tags: #crimes, #drugs, #wilfulblindness
CNA: Justice, mercy and a long road to recovery: An in-depth look at criminals with mental illness in Singapore
15 June 2019How do the courts deal with accused persons with mental illnesses? Click on the link below to find out...
Tags: #court, #law, #mental health, #mental illness, crime
ST: Stiffer penalties for students who commit sexual offences
12 June 2019Commenting on the recommendations from a review committee which were accepted by the National University of Singapore on Monday,...
Tags: #deterrent, #NUS, #sexoffences, crime
Seminal decision on presumption of possession by the Court of Appeal
4 June 2019Eugene Thuraisingam shares his thoughts on the Court of Appeal’s recent decision acquitting the accused in Adili Chibuike Ejike...
Tags: #AdministrativeandConstitutionalLaw, #CourtofAppeal, #CriminalLaw
Law firms and missing money – is there cause for concern?
31 May 2019In the wake of millions of dollars going missing under the watch of a law firm, the spotlight is...
Tags: #escrow, #lawfirm, #lawyers, #legalservices, #missing
TNP: Deliveroo may introduce dynamic pricing for menu orders
22 May 2019Deliveroo's Terms of Service states that it "may operate dynamic pricing some of the time, which means that prices...
Tags: dynamic pricing, food delivery
NUS Peeping Tom case: Age a key factor in deciding such cases, say lawyers
23 April 2019As the debate rages on online about whether the perpetrator in the NUS Peeping Tom case has been sufficiently...
Tags: crime, peeping, rehabilitation
Chief Justice dismisses appeal for higher sentence for man with fetish for stealing women’s wallets
18 April 2019An offender who previously stole leather wallets from unsuspecting women to fulfil his fetish, steals again. But this time,...
Tags: appeal, fetish, rehabilitation, theft, wallet
Today: Government to review whether amendments to Misuse of Drugs Act are necessary
9 July 2019In the wake of the recent Court of Appeal decision in Adili Chibuike Ejike v Public Prosecutor [2019] SGCA...
Tags: #crimes, #drugs, #wilfulblindness
CNA: Justice, mercy and a long road to recovery: An in-depth look at criminals with mental illness in Singapore
15 June 2019How do the courts deal with accused persons with mental illnesses? Click on the link below to find out...
Tags: #court, #law, #mental health, #mental illness, crime
ST: Stiffer penalties for students who commit sexual offences
12 June 2019Commenting on the recommendations from a review committee which were accepted by the National University of Singapore on Monday,...
Tags: #deterrent, #NUS, #sexoffences, crime
Seminal decision on presumption of possession by the Court of Appeal
4 June 2019Eugene Thuraisingam shares his thoughts on the Court of Appeal’s recent decision acquitting the accused in Adili Chibuike Ejike...
Tags: #AdministrativeandConstitutionalLaw, #CourtofAppeal, #CriminalLaw
Law firms and missing money – is there cause for concern?
31 May 2019In the wake of millions of dollars going missing under the watch of a law firm, the spotlight is...
Tags: #escrow, #lawfirm, #lawyers, #legalservices, #missing
TNP: Deliveroo may introduce dynamic pricing for menu orders
22 May 2019Deliveroo's Terms of Service states that it "may operate dynamic pricing some of the time, which means that prices...
Tags: dynamic pricing, food delivery
NUS Peeping Tom case: Age a key factor in deciding such cases, say lawyers
23 April 2019As the debate rages on online about whether the perpetrator in the NUS Peeping Tom case has been sufficiently...
Tags: crime, peeping, rehabilitation
Chief Justice dismisses appeal for higher sentence for man with fetish for stealing women’s wallets
18 April 2019An offender who previously stole leather wallets from unsuspecting women to fulfil his fetish, steals again. But this time,...
Tags: appeal, fetish, rehabilitation, theft, wallet
Today: Government to review whether amendments to Misuse of Drugs Act are necessary
9 July 2019In the wake of the recent Court of Appeal decision in Adili Chibuike Ejike v Public Prosecutor [2019] SGCA...
Tags: #crimes, #drugs, #wilfulblindness
ST: Stiffer penalties for students who commit sexual offences
12 June 2019Commenting on the recommendations from a review committee which were accepted by the National University of Singapore on Monday,...
Tags: #deterrent, #NUS, #sexoffences, crime
Seminal decision on presumption of possession by the Court of Appeal
4 June 2019Eugene Thuraisingam shares his thoughts on the Court of Appeal’s recent decision acquitting the accused in Adili Chibuike Ejike...
Tags: #AdministrativeandConstitutionalLaw, #CourtofAppeal, #CriminalLaw
NUS Peeping Tom case: Age a key factor in deciding such cases, say lawyers
23 April 2019As the debate rages on online about whether the perpetrator in the NUS Peeping Tom case has been sufficiently...
Tags: crime, peeping, rehabilitation
Chief Justice dismisses appeal for higher sentence for man with fetish for stealing women’s wallets
18 April 2019An offender who previously stole leather wallets from unsuspecting women to fulfil his fetish, steals again. But this time,...
Tags: appeal, fetish, rehabilitation, theft, wallet
Just Makan: Justice is Served
30 March 2019We are immensely honoured and proud to have been a sponsor of Just Makan: Justice is Served - a...
Tags: pro bono
- Tags:
- pro bono
CNA Commentary: Even criminals deserve justice – and other reasons why lawyers defend them
29 March 2019We acted for the daughter of the founders of a luxury watch retail chain who was sentenced to 22 months'...
Eugene Thuraisingam taking on five high-profile cases this year
1 January 2019"Our mainstay is good commercial litigation but we also have a soft spot for the underdog. We believe in...
Tags: appeal, capital, commercial litigation, court of appeal, murder
Today: Government to review whether amendments to Misuse of Drugs Act are necessary
9 July 2019In the wake of the recent Court of Appeal decision in Adili Chibuike Ejike v Public Prosecutor [2019] SGCA...
Tags: #crimes, #drugs, #wilfulblindness
ST: Stiffer penalties for students who commit sexual offences
12 June 2019Commenting on the recommendations from a review committee which were accepted by the National University of Singapore on Monday,...
Tags: #deterrent, #NUS, #sexoffences, crime
Seminal decision on presumption of possession by the Court of Appeal
4 June 2019Eugene Thuraisingam shares his thoughts on the Court of Appeal’s recent decision acquitting the accused in Adili Chibuike Ejike...
Tags: #AdministrativeandConstitutionalLaw, #CourtofAppeal, #CriminalLaw
NUS Peeping Tom case: Age a key factor in deciding such cases, say lawyers
23 April 2019As the debate rages on online about whether the perpetrator in the NUS Peeping Tom case has been sufficiently...
Tags: crime, peeping, rehabilitation
Chief Justice dismisses appeal for higher sentence for man with fetish for stealing women’s wallets
18 April 2019An offender who previously stole leather wallets from unsuspecting women to fulfil his fetish, steals again. But this time,...
Tags: appeal, fetish, rehabilitation, theft, wallet
Just Makan: Justice is Served
30 March 2019We are immensely honoured and proud to have been a sponsor of Just Makan: Justice is Served - a...
Tags: pro bono
- Tags:
- pro bono
CNA Commentary: Even criminals deserve justice – and other reasons why lawyers defend them
29 March 2019We acted for the daughter of the founders of a luxury watch retail chain who was sentenced to 22 months'...
Eugene Thuraisingam taking on five high-profile cases this year
1 January 2019"Our mainstay is good commercial litigation but we also have a soft spot for the underdog. We believe in...
Tags: appeal, capital, commercial litigation, court of appeal, murder
Double Standards of Rationality
22 May 2019In this month's issue of the Law Gazette, our Practice Trainee, Marcus Teo, will be tracing the evolution of...
Tags: irrationality, judicial review, prosecutorial discretion, rule of law, Wednesbury unreasonableness
The Statutory Framework Governing the Right to Appeal to the Court of Appeal: Some Thoughts
29 March 2019The road to the Court of Appeal is sometimes paved with uncertainty, especially in the context of interlocutory applications....
Tags: court of appeal
- Tags:
- court of appeal
Eugene Thuraisingam taking on five high-profile cases this year
1 January 2019"Our mainstay is good commercial litigation but we also have a soft spot for the underdog. We believe in...
Tags: appeal, capital, commercial litigation, court of appeal, murder
Speaking up about her stolen photos
16 April 2018The New Paper sought the views of our Suang Wijaya on the use or re-publication of photographs online. The...
Tags: sexual abuse
- Tags:
- sexual abuse
Man awarded $4mil after bad reference cost him new job
15 August 2017We acted for a former agent of AXA Life Insurance Singapore who was awarded $4million in damages after the...
Tags: axa, court of appeal, duty of care, employment law
Court okays seizure of $124m of bankrupt Japanese director’s assets
5 June 2017We acted for a Japanese trustee in bankruptcy who was pursuing SGD 124 million worth of monies hidden in...
Tags: bankruptcy, insolvency, Japan, trustee
Double Standards of Rationality
22 May 2019In this month's issue of the Law Gazette, our Practice Trainee, Marcus Teo, will be tracing the evolution of...
Tags: irrationality, judicial review, prosecutorial discretion, rule of law, Wednesbury unreasonableness
The Statutory Framework Governing the Right to Appeal to the Court of Appeal: Some Thoughts
29 March 2019The road to the Court of Appeal is sometimes paved with uncertainty, especially in the context of interlocutory applications....
Tags: court of appeal
- Tags:
- court of appeal
NUS Law Freshmen Orientation 2019
9 July 2019We are delighted to be given the opportunity to be one of the sponsoring firms for the NUS Law...
Tags: #NUS, Freshmen Orientation 2019, Sponsorship
Today: Government to review whether amendments to Misuse of Drugs Act are necessary
9 July 2019In the wake of the recent Court of Appeal decision in Adili Chibuike Ejike v Public Prosecutor [2019] SGCA...
Tags: #crimes, #drugs, #wilfulblindness
SIAC Academy Jakarta 2019
8 July 2019Over the weekend, Eugene Thuraisingam, Chooi Jing Yen and Syazana Yahya attended the SIAC Academy Jakarta 2019 hosted by...
Tags: #arbitration, #earlydismissal, #emergencyarbitration, #jakarta
Law Students’ Pro Bono Conference 2019
3 July 2019On 2 July 2019, our partner, Suang Wijaya, spoke alongside District Judge May Mesenas, Ms Sheela K Devi, Mr...
Tags: #conference, #probono, Singapore
5th ICC Asia Conference on International Arbitration
26 June 2019Our partners, Suang Wijaya and Eugene Thuraisingam, attended the 5th ICC Asia Conference on International Arbitration to keep up-to-date...
Tags: #ADR, #arbitration, #conference, #ICCASIA, Singapore
CNA: Justice, mercy and a long road to recovery: An in-depth look at criminals with mental illness in Singapore
15 June 2019How do the courts deal with accused persons with mental illnesses? Click on the link below to find out...
Tags: #court, #law, #mental health, #mental illness, crime
ST: Stiffer penalties for students who commit sexual offences
12 June 2019Commenting on the recommendations from a review committee which were accepted by the National University of Singapore on Monday,...
Tags: #deterrent, #NUS, #sexoffences, crime
Seminal decision on presumption of possession by the Court of Appeal
4 June 2019Eugene Thuraisingam shares his thoughts on the Court of Appeal’s recent decision acquitting the accused in Adili Chibuike Ejike...
Tags: #AdministrativeandConstitutionalLaw, #CourtofAppeal, #CriminalLaw
NUS Law Freshmen Orientation 2019
9 July 2019We are delighted to be given the opportunity to be one of the sponsoring firms for the NUS Law...
Tags: #NUS, Freshmen Orientation 2019, Sponsorship
Today: Government to review whether amendments to Misuse of Drugs Act are necessary
9 July 2019In the wake of the recent Court of Appeal decision in Adili Chibuike Ejike v Public Prosecutor [2019] SGCA...
Tags: #crimes, #drugs, #wilfulblindness
SIAC Academy Jakarta 2019
8 July 2019Over the weekend, Eugene Thuraisingam, Chooi Jing Yen and Syazana Yahya attended the SIAC Academy Jakarta 2019 hosted by...
Tags: #arbitration, #earlydismissal, #emergencyarbitration, #jakarta
Law Students’ Pro Bono Conference 2019
3 July 2019On 2 July 2019, our partner, Suang Wijaya, spoke alongside District Judge May Mesenas, Ms Sheela K Devi, Mr...
Tags: #conference, #probono, Singapore
5th ICC Asia Conference on International Arbitration
26 June 2019Our partners, Suang Wijaya and Eugene Thuraisingam, attended the 5th ICC Asia Conference on International Arbitration to keep up-to-date...
Tags: #ADR, #arbitration, #conference, #ICCASIA, Singapore
CNA: Justice, mercy and a long road to recovery: An in-depth look at criminals with mental illness in Singapore
15 June 2019How do the courts deal with accused persons with mental illnesses? Click on the link below to find out...
Tags: #court, #law, #mental health, #mental illness, crime
ST: Stiffer penalties for students who commit sexual offences
12 June 2019Commenting on the recommendations from a review committee which were accepted by the National University of Singapore on Monday,...
Tags: #deterrent, #NUS, #sexoffences, crime
Seminal decision on presumption of possession by the Court of Appeal
4 June 2019Eugene Thuraisingam shares his thoughts on the Court of Appeal’s recent decision acquitting the accused in Adili Chibuike Ejike...
Tags: #AdministrativeandConstitutionalLaw, #CourtofAppeal, #CriminalLaw
