Our directors, Mr Mark Lee and Ms Sarah Yeo will be speaking at The Legal 500’s Webinar Series on 29 August 2024. Topic of; “Minority Shareholders’ Remedies in Singapore: Oppression defined, Reliefs and Valuation”
In conjunction with the Yong Pung How School of Law (Singapore Management University), our directors, Mr Mark Lee and Ms Sarah Yeo will be speaking at a seminar on the topic of “Directors’ Duties and the Function of the Board”. This session is part of the SMU Law Academy “Recent Highlights” series
Mr Mark Lee and Ms Sarah Yeo spoke at The Legal 500 Asia Pacific Disputes Summit 2024 on Shareholder Activism
This article explores what elements a claimant would have to satisfy for a claim in defamation.
Part 2 of the article examines the defences of fair comment and qualified privilege in local context.
Part 1 of the article examines the defence of justification in defamation claims.
One pertinent issue in defamation suits is whether a letter of apology or public statement could be deemed to be an admission of liability. Our Defamation and Reputation Protection Practice examines this legal issue.
In the age of social media, an important issue for companies is whether the company could be held liable for defamatory remarks made by its employees in their personal social media accounts and page. To answer this question, our Defamation and Reputation Protection Practice examines the concept of
We are honoured to be selected as finalists for six award categories in the ALB South East Asia Law Awards 2024
Our Speacialised Arbitration Practice explains the appeal and setting aside of arbitration awards in an easily digestible manner.
Our Specialised Arbitration Practice team examines the possibility of preliminary determination in Arbitration.
In international arbitrations, a pertinent issue facing the Tribunal would be whether to issue a procedural order for the translating of voluminous documents when the documents were written in a language which is different from the language for the arbitration.