This is a case note on the Court of Appeal decision in Ho Yew Kong v Sakae Holdings Ltd [2018] SGCA 33 dealing with issues in relation to shareholder minority oppression claims (Section 216, Companies Act (Cap. 50))
This article is a case note on the Court of Appeal case of Audi Construction Pte Ltd v Kian Hiap Construction Pte Ltd [2018] 1 SLR 317.
WMH was interviewed by the Chinese Newspapers - LianHe ZaoBao on its CSR efforts
Mr. Mark Lee acted for a client facing various charges for allegedly being physically abusive to his wife and children.
WMH Law Corporation is honoured to be featured in the Business Times today on our pro bono efforts.
Our joint Managing Director, Mr. Wilbur Lim, is named as one of the 40 under 40 lawyers in Asia.
Mr. Wilbur Lim acted for a client charged with causing grevious hurt to a victim by doing a rash act to endanger the personal safety of others. The client who was wearing her stiletto heels kicked the victim in the eye causing her eyeball to pop out. The matter was featured in The New Paper
What can shareholders do when they feel that the company ought to enforce certain corporate rights but its directors refuse to do so. Are shareholders helpless in the face of a "rogue" Board of Directors?
Mr Mark Lee and Mr Wilbur Lim were invited to give a seminar on wills, probate, and lasting power of attorney to the residents of Chong Pang.
Mr. Mark Lee acted for a client facing twenty (20) charges under Section 376A(1)(a) of the Penal Code (Cap. 224) - Statutory Rape.
A guide on what constitutes a Letter of Demand, how it should be prepared and how to respond to the same.
Mr. Wilbur Lim acted for a client faced with a charge of causing hurt with a weapon.