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In-house counsel of four Singapore companies listed in Chambers and Partners ranking

In-house counsel of four Singapore companies listed in Chambers and Partners ranking

The individuals are recommended by private practice lawyers, third-party advisers and their in-house peers.

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ADV: Accelerated Industry-centric Training Pathway (AITP) programme - Essentials for Line Professionals - Legal Sector (April-May)

ADV: Accelerated Industry-centric Training Pathway (AITP) programme - Essentials for Line Professionals - Legal Sector (April-May)

The AITP programme, conducted by the Institute for Adult Learning (IAL) to meet the Adult Educator (AE) requirements for the legal industry, will enable participants to develop their classroom facilitation skills, conduct effective assessment and understand learner profiles and learning designs.

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Valid claims against Jannie Chan’s bankruptcy estate balloon by S$18.9 million

Valid claims against Jannie Chan’s bankruptcy estate balloon by S$18.9 million

The court also dismisses her application to set aside the S$4.3 million in claims from SME Care that the private trustee has accepted as valid.

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The limits of plea agreement: Oh Hin Kwan Gilbert v Public Prosecutor [2025] SGHC 22

How much weight does a plea agreement carry in the court’s decision? In Oh Hin Kwan Gilbert v Public Prosecutor [2025] SGHC 22, the High Court dismissed an appeal against a sentence of imprisonment despite the parties having agreed to seek a fine if the appellant pleaded guilty.

Melding oil and water: SIAC consults on draft Insolvency Arbitration Protocol

The draft SIAC Insolvency Arbitration Protocol sets out a procedure for arbitration at SIAC for the resolution of disputes arising in relation to insolvency proceedings. This update considers the application of the draft Protocol and reviews its key differences from the current SIAC Rules.

Man on death row granted stay of execution under new law

Man on death row granted stay of execution under new law

Pannir Selvam Pranthaman, who was convicted in 2017 of importing 51.84g of heroin into Singapore and sentenced to the mandatory death penalty, was scheduled to be executed on Feb 20 before the Court of Appeal granted the stay to have his applications heard.

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Malaysia’s energy sector adapts to digitalisation and deregulation

Malaysia’s energy sector is undergoing a transformation driven by digitalisation and deregulation, two forces reshaping the industry’s competitive landscape and technological advancement.

Vietnam intensifies efforts against illegal fishing

Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has urged coastal provinces and cities to strengthen enforcement against illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.

Thai businesses call for protection against Chinese import surge

Thai industry leaders are urging the government to implement stronger measures to protect local producers from an expected surge of low-cost Chinese imports following new U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.


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