Judge points out agreement specified that loan to firm was on a 'no guarantee' basis.

In recent times, there have been grave concerns about how online content may be harmful to individuals and the public. Of particular concern is how harmful content online can impact the well-being of individuals negatively, especially in the case of younger and more vulnerable persons, which may result in self-harm or even death. This article will attempt to mediate the balance between managing online criminal harms and the rights of the individual by looking at the legislative framework, the concerns at hand and what can be done to address them in this age of technology.

The opening conference and launch of the Junior Lawyers Professional Certification Programme (JLP) will take place on 21 May 2025. Key highlights include a keynote address delivered by the Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon and an inspiring fireside chat with him on sustainability in legal practice.

The SAL-INSEAD Legal Leadership and Strategy Programme each consist of a two-day intensive management training specifically designed and contextualised to address the needs of law firm partners, general counsel and legal service officers. Sign up for each programme individually or for both as a bundle for a special rate.

MaNaDr Clinic’s licence was revoked on Dec 20 last year after MOH’s investigations discovered lapses in its operations.

On 8 January 2025, Singapore’s Parliament passed the Workplace Fairness Bill, a landmark piece of legislation within Singapore’s employment law landscape. The Bill prohibits specific discriminatory practices in the workplace, while formally incorporating the Ministry of Manpower’s Fair Consideration Framework into the legislative regime. This article offers a detailed examination of the Bill’s provisions, and explores the Bill’s potential impact on public discourse as well as its role in fostering a fairer and more equitable workplace environment in Singapore.

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<Newly Published> The criminal landscape of sexual offences in Singapore has evolved significantly - with the 2019 and 2022 amendments to the Penal Code, harsher penalties for offences like outrage of modesty, and new laws addressing emerging technology trends and child abuse material. This book aims to explore and analyse these developments while promote clarity in fairness in sentencing.

Start: 8 April 2025
Close: 8 May 2025