Singapore law
Gatekeepers or conduits? Fortifying Singapore’s incorruptibility
Even with strong regulations, professional intermediaries remain attractive entry points for criminals
Singapore court raises damages payout for investors burned by Do Kwon’s Terraform collapse
But it upholds ruling that those who held TerraUSD past May 12, 2022, were speculating and not relying on misrepresentations
Singapore issues guidelines for lawyers on ethical generative AI use
The framework addresses ‘hallucinations’ and the risk of bias in outputs
Edwin Tong rebuts claims that attorney-general appointment is ‘thin’ after WP MP questions selection process
Making the process of appointing the attorney-general public risks politicising the office, says the minister
Budget 2026: New Bill to be tabled in 2026 to strengthen court powers in civil debt enforcement
New legislation aims to create a new class of officers to help parties recover what they are owed
Temasek-backed Amber’s acquisition of Singapore crypto exchange triggers legal fee dispute
High Court rules consultant is owed US$803,664 after fintech firm tries to avoid paying advisory fee after distressed sale
Law is a calling and a public institution, not just a technical craft
If the legal profession is to reassess itself in the light of AI, it should move towards a clearer articulation of its public role
Corporate investigations: a test of mettle for Singapore boards
How directors respond to allegations of misconduct can signal leadership and restore trust
Modernising wills for a smart nation
Singapore’s reputation as a wealth management centre would benefit from this move
Hour Glass co-founder Jannie Chan’s S$18.9 million debt dispute sent to trial
An earlier High Court decision has been set aside as judges find insufficient evidence to establish breach of fiduciary duty
