Questions arise from the HIV data leak
31 January 2019Image credit: World Health Organisation (WHO) Eugene Thuraisingam was interviewed about prosecutorial discretion in the wake of news that the...
Tags: data, HIV, prosecutorial discretion
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
Capital punishment — a little more conversation on a matter of life and death
7 December 2018Some interesting statistics about the death penalty:- Approximately 106 countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty for all crimes....
Partnership Announcement – Suang Wijaya
11 September 2018Eugene Thuraisingam LLP is pleased to announce the appointment of Suang Wijaya as a Partner of the firm effective 8...
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Worries faced by foreign parents of Singaporean boys over National Service-related issues
31 August 2018In the wake of the recent conviction of 24-year-old Thai national Ekawit Tangtrakarn for defaulting on his National Service obligations...
Tags: criminal law, national service
PP v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted of an Offence under Section 409 of the Penal Code
18 April 2018Our Suang Wijaya's "Public Prosecutor v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted...
Tags: court of appeal, criminal breach of trust, separation of powers
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
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- sexual abuse
Judge acquits man of assaulting condo neighbour
14 April 2018We acted for a man who was charged with assaulting his neighbour by thrusting a stick at him when...
Questions arise from the HIV data leak
31 January 2019Image credit: World Health Organisation (WHO) Eugene Thuraisingam was interviewed about prosecutorial discretion in the wake of news that the...
Tags: data, HIV, prosecutorial discretion
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
Capital punishment — a little more conversation on a matter of life and death
7 December 2018Some interesting statistics about the death penalty:- Approximately 106 countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty for all crimes....
Worries faced by foreign parents of Singaporean boys over National Service-related issues
31 August 2018In the wake of the recent conviction of 24-year-old Thai national Ekawit Tangtrakarn for defaulting on his National Service obligations...
Tags: criminal law, national service
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
Judge acquits man of assaulting condo neighbour
14 April 2018We acted for a man who was charged with assaulting his neighbour by thrusting a stick at him when...
Drug convict hanged after final bid to reopen case fails
19 March 2018Our Eugene Thuraisingam and Suang Wijaya acted as “McKenzie friends” to convicted Singaporean drug trafficker Hishamruddin Mohd in his...
Tags: capital offence, court of appeal, death penalty, drug trafficking
An LGBT couple whose marriage was wiped off the books in Singapore is going to court
29 January 2018Our Jeannette Chong-Aruldoss and Suang Wijaya act for a couple whose marriage was deleted off the marriages registry after...
Tags: judicial review, lgbt, marriages registry, matrimonial law, sexual reassignment surgery
Questions arise from the HIV data leak
31 January 2019Image credit: World Health Organisation (WHO) Eugene Thuraisingam was interviewed about prosecutorial discretion in the wake of news that the...
Tags: data, HIV, prosecutorial discretion
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
Capital punishment — a little more conversation on a matter of life and death
7 December 2018Some interesting statistics about the death penalty:- Approximately 106 countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty for all crimes....
Worries faced by foreign parents of Singaporean boys over National Service-related issues
31 August 2018In the wake of the recent conviction of 24-year-old Thai national Ekawit Tangtrakarn for defaulting on his National Service obligations...
Tags: criminal law, national service
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
Judge acquits man of assaulting condo neighbour
14 April 2018We acted for a man who was charged with assaulting his neighbour by thrusting a stick at him when...
Drug convict hanged after final bid to reopen case fails
19 March 2018Our Eugene Thuraisingam and Suang Wijaya acted as “McKenzie friends” to convicted Singaporean drug trafficker Hishamruddin Mohd in his...
Tags: capital offence, court of appeal, death penalty, drug trafficking
An LGBT couple whose marriage was wiped off the books in Singapore is going to court
29 January 2018Our Jeannette Chong-Aruldoss and Suang Wijaya act for a couple whose marriage was deleted off the marriages registry after...
Tags: judicial review, lgbt, marriages registry, matrimonial law, sexual reassignment surgery
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
Capital punishment — a little more conversation on a matter of life and death
7 December 2018Some interesting statistics about the death penalty:- Approximately 106 countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty for all crimes....
Worries faced by foreign parents of Singaporean boys over National Service-related issues
31 August 2018In the wake of the recent conviction of 24-year-old Thai national Ekawit Tangtrakarn for defaulting on his National Service obligations...
Tags: criminal law, national service
PP v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted of an Offence under Section 409 of the Penal Code
18 April 2018Our Suang Wijaya's "Public Prosecutor v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted...
Tags: court of appeal, criminal breach of trust, separation of powers
Judge acquits man of assaulting condo neighbour
14 April 2018We acted for a man who was charged with assaulting his neighbour by thrusting a stick at him when...
Drug convict hanged after final bid to reopen case fails
19 March 2018Our Eugene Thuraisingam and Suang Wijaya acted as “McKenzie friends” to convicted Singaporean drug trafficker Hishamruddin Mohd in his...
Tags: capital offence, court of appeal, death penalty, drug trafficking
Fourth foreigner jailed over use of forged passes for Ed Sheeran concert in Singapore
13 December 2017Our Suang Wijaya represented an Australian man who was charged for the use of forged Ed Sheeran concert passes...
Tags: australian, concert passes, ed sheeran, forgery
Court orders review of drug conviction
2 August 2017The conviction of an alleged Nigerian drug trafficker was ordered to be reviewed, after we successfully argued before the...
Tags: capital offence, court of appeal, drug trafficking, nigerian, reversed conviction
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
Capital punishment — a little more conversation on a matter of life and death
7 December 2018Some interesting statistics about the death penalty:- Approximately 106 countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty for all crimes....
Worries faced by foreign parents of Singaporean boys over National Service-related issues
31 August 2018In the wake of the recent conviction of 24-year-old Thai national Ekawit Tangtrakarn for defaulting on his National Service obligations...
Tags: criminal law, national service
PP v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted of an Offence under Section 409 of the Penal Code
18 April 2018Our Suang Wijaya's "Public Prosecutor v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted...
Tags: court of appeal, criminal breach of trust, separation of powers
Judge acquits man of assaulting condo neighbour
14 April 2018We acted for a man who was charged with assaulting his neighbour by thrusting a stick at him when...
Drug convict hanged after final bid to reopen case fails
19 March 2018Our Eugene Thuraisingam and Suang Wijaya acted as “McKenzie friends” to convicted Singaporean drug trafficker Hishamruddin Mohd in his...
Tags: capital offence, court of appeal, death penalty, drug trafficking
Fourth foreigner jailed over use of forged passes for Ed Sheeran concert in Singapore
13 December 2017Our Suang Wijaya represented an Australian man who was charged for the use of forged Ed Sheeran concert passes...
Tags: australian, concert passes, ed sheeran, forgery
Court orders review of drug conviction
2 August 2017The conviction of an alleged Nigerian drug trafficker was ordered to be reviewed, after we successfully argued before the...
Tags: capital offence, court of appeal, drug trafficking, nigerian, reversed conviction
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
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
Questions arise from the HIV data leak
31 January 2019Image credit: World Health Organisation (WHO) Eugene Thuraisingam was interviewed about prosecutorial discretion in the wake of news that the...
Tags: data, HIV, prosecutorial discretion
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
Capital punishment — a little more conversation on a matter of life and death
7 December 2018Some interesting statistics about the death penalty:- Approximately 106 countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty for all crimes....
Partnership Announcement – Suang Wijaya
11 September 2018Eugene Thuraisingam LLP is pleased to announce the appointment of Suang Wijaya as a Partner of the firm effective 8...
Worries faced by foreign parents of Singaporean boys over National Service-related issues
31 August 2018In the wake of the recent conviction of 24-year-old Thai national Ekawit Tangtrakarn for defaulting on his National Service obligations...
Tags: criminal law, national service
PP v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted of an Offence under Section 409 of the Penal Code
18 April 2018Our Suang Wijaya's "Public Prosecutor v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted...
Tags: court of appeal, criminal breach of trust, separation of powers
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
Judge acquits man of assaulting condo neighbour
14 April 2018We acted for a man who was charged with assaulting his neighbour by thrusting a stick at him when...
Questions arise from the HIV data leak
31 January 2019Image credit: World Health Organisation (WHO) Eugene Thuraisingam was interviewed about prosecutorial discretion in the wake of news that the...
Tags: data, HIV, prosecutorial discretion
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
Capital punishment — a little more conversation on a matter of life and death
7 December 2018Some interesting statistics about the death penalty:- Approximately 106 countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty for all crimes....
Partnership Announcement – Suang Wijaya
11 September 2018Eugene Thuraisingam LLP is pleased to announce the appointment of Suang Wijaya as a Partner of the firm effective 8...
Worries faced by foreign parents of Singaporean boys over National Service-related issues
31 August 2018In the wake of the recent conviction of 24-year-old Thai national Ekawit Tangtrakarn for defaulting on his National Service obligations...
Tags: criminal law, national service
PP v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted of an Offence under Section 409 of the Penal Code
18 April 2018Our Suang Wijaya's "Public Prosecutor v Lam Leng Hung and Others [2018] SGCA 7 – Implications for Accused Persons Previously Convicted...
Tags: court of appeal, criminal breach of trust, separation of powers
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
Judge acquits man of assaulting condo neighbour
14 April 2018We acted for a man who was charged with assaulting his neighbour by thrusting a stick at him when...
