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Former classmates Ms Natasha Sulaiman (Singapore Airlines) and Ms Tay Meishuang (P&G) sit down for a candid conversation about making the switch to in-house roles and how they've navigated the world outside of practice. The full clip of their conversation will be released next week. This was first published on LawNet Asian Insights, SAL's content-rich research platform comprising practical, business-focussed updates and analyses on legal developments in Asia. It is available to LawNet subscribers at no extra cost.

Justice Judith Prakash has no qualms about professing the importance of pleadings. She asserts, “They are both central and fundamental to a court case.” They also act as “boundary lines” in trials, ensuring that parties know exactly why they’re going to trial, preventing them from introducing additional facts or legal arguments that don’t fall within those lines. “Unless, of course, they obtain leave of court to amend their pleadings.” 

"I never planned to be where I am today: I didn’t plan to go into Legal Service, I didn’t plan to go into cybercrime, and I certainly didn’t plan to be involved in legal technology!"

When do you use it and what are the chances of it succeeding? The pair weighs in.