Lawsuits

HSBC set to pay about US$300 million to settle French criminal case

The full agreement would cover the fine to end the PNF case as well as the tax bill

 The Trump administration in September expanded its restricted export list to automatically include subsidiaries owned 50% or more by a company on the list.

US Justice Department accuses two Chinese men of trying to smuggle Nvidia chips

Prosecutors estimate that the scheme had been in operation since at least November 2023, according to court documents

A vacated Eccellente by Hao Mart at Taste Orchard, taken on Nov 14, 2025.

OG sues Hao Mart for alleged breach of Taste Orchard lease, seeks S$6.6 million in rent and other fees

Hao Mart denies these allegations and says that both parties had subsequently entered into a separate ‘oral agreement’, which OG in turn breached

Drew & Napier has helped a group of 184 Japanese investors formally file a request for arbitration against the Swiss Confederation.

Drew & Napier, Withers to collaborate on claims against Switzerland over Credit Suisse AT1 losses

The Singapore firm has filed arbitration for Japanese claimants; expects to file for Singapore, Hong Kong groups by Q1 2026

Neo Say Chuan and his wife Tiong Bock Lian allege that they were induced by the salesperson’s representations into buying a unit in The Gazania using the two-step 99-1 structure.

Anthony Law, PropNex Realty salesperson rebut allegations in lawsuit involving 99-1 deal

This is in response to a case filed by a couple over the purchase of a unit at The Gazania

Cordlife notes that members of this claimant group are clients whose units were stored in tanks later labelled as “damaged” and “high risk”.

Cordlife faces S$5.45 million civil claim from clients over damaged cord blood units

Alternatively, the claimants are seeking a refund of all storage fees paid to date, or an order for the assessment of damages

In August, Taiwan prosecutors indicted three people for theft of trade secrets from chipmaker TSMC, accusing them of conspiring to use the information to help Tokyo Electron.

Taiwan charges Tokyo Electron’s Taiwan unit in TSMC trade secrets case

The unit could face fines of up to NT$120 million if convicted

The US Chamber of Commerce said allowing Bayer to face liability would expose many law-abiding corporations to litigation.

Trump administration backs Bayer’s bid to curb Roundup lawsuits

The company is facing more than 67,000 such lawsuits in US state and federal courts

Hong Qi Yu is the founder and CEO of AmazingTech, the operating entity behind Tokenize; the claimants argue that he has misled them on various licence statuses.

‘Lost their life savings’: Tokenize Xchange users sue founder and wife for over S$60 million in lost crypto assets

The firm owes its customers about S$266.3 million but has only S$2.6 million in realisable assets, interim judicial manager report reveals

Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh (centre) returning to the High Court accompanied by lawyers Andre Darius Jumabhoy (right) and Aristotle Emmanuel Eng Zhen Yang (second fr right) on Nov 4.

WP chief Pritam Singh’s appeal: Judge to deliver verdict on Dec 4

[SINGAPORE] Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh will learn on Dec 4 if his appeal against conviction on two charges of lying to the Committee of Privileges (COP) is successful.