It is proposing new settlement procedure guidelines and changes to its merger procedures guidelines.

The country's targeted approach aims to protect society, foster competitiveness and encourage experimentation.

Honesty and probity are important values emphasised in the SMC’s Ethical Code and Ethical Guidelines that medical practitioners must have.

Singapore needs clear standards to ensure safe and effective use of chatbots, with a hybrid approach that includes humans who can step in when needed.

Explore ethical issues, basic deal design structures, and factors influencing deal structure. Examine contractual and cross-border issues and understand the role of deal lawyers in managing these elements.

Judge finds mother to be beneficial owner of 25 properties, with the other jointly owned.

Proposals aim to facilitate self-organisation, provide access to funding and reduce legal barriers to civil action.

In an age of cyberthreats and foreign interference, decisions on who controls core infrastructure must go beyond closed-door reviews.

Wang Qiming pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery, one count of money laundering and one for the obstruction of justice.

The law firm is acting for investors across the region, including in Hong Kong and Singapore.

Funded by the Ministry of Digital Development and Information, the study examined how Singaporeans perceive the severity of a wide range of harms, and what they make of existing laws, platform policies and public education efforts.

Whether it is agentic AI or quantum computing, both require something new from policymakers, said Digital Development and Information Minister Josephine Teo.

They will include government grants, toolkits, and an expanded suite of engagement platforms.

Firms regard GenAI violations as disciplinary matters in wake of recent court order against claimants’ counsel to personally pay costs for citing fictitious case.

Infrastructure owners will also get help to hunt down threat actors, stress test systems.

A young doctor received a three-year suspension for faking MCs, sparking debate among some doctors who view the penalty as overly severe relative to the offence.

From maritime boundaries to digital trade, the global legal order defines Singapore's place in the world. Building expertise in international law is a national imperative.

SICC president Philip Jeyaretnam says geopolitical shifts, supply chain disruptions are driving new types of disputes to the court, as it marks 10 years since inception.

Some people may play down online harms as being merely in the realm of the virtual, but that view is both shortsighted and ill-informed, says the writer.

Singapore's GIC has sued Nio in the US, alleging the EV maker inflated revenue by selling batteries to related party Wuhan Weineng, artificially raising share prices.

The review aims to balance three priorities: maintaining an open and international legal market, ensuring equal collaboration between local and foreign firms, and preserving the independence of Singapore practices.

Together with his companies, he is jointly and severally liable to pay another S$4.29m.

The scheme was found out after police officers detected the drone flying over Kranji Reservoir Park.

The disbarment was handed down by the Court of Three Judges, which has the power to suspend or disbar errant lawyers.

Proposed new laws include discretionary caning of up to 12 strokes for scam mules.

He says agencies will expand application of enhanced framework as soon as practicable.

The new Bill sets out a mediation-first process and allows claims of up to $250,000 to be heard at the Employment Claims Tribunals.

Couple lived a high life funded by customer payments while their companies were operating at a loss.

There are also questions on US tariffs impact on Singapore's pharmaceutical sector and neighbour disputes, including Community Mediation Centre intervention; Five new Government bills to be introduced.

The Court of Appeal finds an arbitration tribunal had failed to give the parties a fair hearing in the case of a failed power plant project.

Quah Su-Ling and John Soh Chee Wen were convicted of masterminding Singapore’s most serious case of stock market manipulation. 

Liberty Wireless has commenced a High Court action against M1 over their contract dated May 22, 2019.

Regulatory guidelines must keep pace with the rapid technological changes driving today's generative AI systems.

Currently, regular organisations affected by ransomware are encouraged to report incidents to the Singapore Cyber Emergency Response Team and the police.

Singapore has given laws sharper teeth. But the harder test is whether we still know how to live together without them.

Ms Peggy Yee, a veteran lawyer who runs her own law firm, has been a vocal advocate for people with invisible disabilities for more than two decades.

Singapore combats these threats through strong social bonds, credible governance, trusted media, and laws like Fica and Pofma.

A beauty salon manager exploited her boss' absence for cancer treatment to engage in misconduct, such as getting free treatments.

A disciplinary tribunal censured and suspended Dr Wong Yoke Meng from practising for a period of 36 months – the maximum suspension period.

Mr Lucien Wong has been reappointed as Attorney-General for another term of three years while Mr Lionel Yee has been reappointed as Deputy Attorney-General for a term of three years.

The piece, titled "Policy Lessons From A Vaping Ban, Singapore", looked at how the Singapore Government has taken a different direction from other countries around the world.

Lawyer Banupriya Ravichandran forged multiple documents linked to three clients.

Nguyen Ngoc Giau, 43, was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her boyfriend, Mr Cho Wang Keung, 51, after a dispute over a beer promoter.

Lee Si Ye and Ju Xiao are jointly and severally liable for the total sum of S$593m, US$192.2m and 880,000 euros.

Lim Huey Ching is accused of instructing Hin Leong’s assistant IT manager to ensure that deleted items on the firm’s servers must not be recoverable.

The release of the guide follows a series of cases where businesses, including nail care salon chain Nail Palace, were found to have made false or misleading claims.

Tan Kian Meng pleaded guilty to two charges under the Official Secrets Act over receiving information from a DSTA employee at the time who has since resigned.

A man's $32K hair transplant before divorce backfired, highlighting how courts deal with attempts to deplete matrimonial assets.

The High Court has upheld the decision made by the State Courts to refuse bail to an Indonesian businessman allegedly involved in a high-profile corruption case in his country.

A lawyer has been ordered to pay $800 to his client’s opponent in a civil suit after a non-existent case generated by an artificial intelligence (AI) tool was found in his court documents.

The conviction marks the first prosecution related to the recent spate of bulk order scams, which have been in the news after several businesses fell prey to them.

The veteran corporate real estate lawyer notes the framework is now more balanced, supporting redevelopment while protecting individual owners’ rights.

In Parliament on Sept 24, questions were raised on the need for regulations to prevent insurers from influencing healthcare decisions against the best interests of policyholders.

Judge acknowledges the ruling leaves the liquidators with limited recourse despite what he describes as ‘apparently dubious transactions’.

Judge says he did not find complainant's evidence sufficiently credible, convincing.

Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo attended the UN High-level Multi-stakeholder Informal Meeting to Launch the Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance in New York.

This would help inform government policies to better protect platform workers' welfare.

Target has claimed possible confusion between Aupen and Target’s underwear and sleepwear line, Auden.

Move comes amid ageing population, uptick in cases of financial abuse by loved ones.

The Council for Estate Agencies has extended its deadline for performing stricter due diligence checks to Dec 31 following industry feedback.

The High Court ruled the amounts claimed - $16,800 and $15,000 a month for two primary school children – were unjustifiable.

The disbarment was handed down by the Court of Three Judges, which has the power to suspend or disbar errant lawyers.

Judge acknowledges the ruling leaves the liquidators with limited recourse despite what he describes as ‘apparently dubious transactions’.

Lee Si Ye and Ju Xiao are jointly and severally liable for the total sum of S$593m, US$192.2m and 880,000 euros.

Lawyer Banupriya Ravichandran forged multiple documents linked to three clients.