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
This article examines the law on maintenance orders in Family Disputes.
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.
This is a combined article on the Defences to Defamation (Part 1) and Defences to Defamation (Part 2) published previously.
Our Mr Mark Lee was interviewed by The Legal 500 team on the topic of joint venture, shareholder and boardroom disputes. The session will be featured on The Legal 500’s “Partner Perspectives” platform.
Learn how to protect yourself from defamation claims arising from comments or reviews made in this one-hour webinar.
This article explores what elements a claimant would have to satisfy for a claim in defamation.
In this article, we examine the laws relating to defamation arising from online posts, reviews, or comments.
Our “boardroomᵂᴹᴴ⁺” team acted successfully for a founding minority shareholder. The matter was heard before the Honourable Judicial Commissioner Mohamed Faizal where our Mr Mark Lee succeeded in resisting the opposing majority bloc’s application (which was dismissed in its entirety).
We are delighted to be selected as finalists for a number of categories in the ALB South East Asia Law Awards 2025.
LianHe ZaoBao had approached our Head of Defamation and Reputation Protection Practice, Mr Wilbur Lim, for his views on online defamation.
This article examines the application of Jameel Principle to defamation related claims in Singapore.