Proper preparation and planning can help organisations set out a clear path for responding to a cyber breach ...

Michael Lew, founder of LegalComet, talks about his move from working with large corporations to the world of legal tech startups in Singapore ...

Litigation funding has taken a step forward after a court ruled to allow a commercial funding arrangement to proceed.

Parties choose to resolve their disputes in Singapore for the relative ease of enforcement of awards and judgments.

Cheng-Yee Khong and Tom Glasgow of IMF Bentham examine the new regulatory environment for third-party funding in Singapore and Hong Kong. ...

Philip Jeyaretnam, chairman of Maxwell Chambers, talks about the centre’s modernisation plans and developments in dispute resolution in Singapore ...

– Principles Governing Adjudication of Claims under the SOPA ...

Recent changes evidence a gradual paradigm shift in recognising that criminal law is not just about the public interest, but also the interests of victims.

Asian-mena Counsel is delighted to partner with Taylor Root once again for their 12th annual report for the in-house legal and compliance sector ...

Currently a hot topic for global regulators, firms are recommended to review their global best execution compliance practices ...

The decision provides clarification on how the Close-Out Amount under Clause 14 of the ISDA Master Agreement is to be calculated.

The question of when a director may be held liable for directing a company’s breach of contract has significant ramifications for companies and their directors.

The Singapore International Commercial Court passed a significant ruling in CPIT Investments v Qilin World Capital.

Anti-bribery and corruption risks are expected to stay the same or worsen during 2018, but regulators remain the top worry.

The decision in Bachmeer Capital Limited v Ong Chih Ching and others is of practical importance given the regularity with which cases before the SICC feature evidence of foreign witnesses.