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When high-earning women take on ex-husbands in court

When high-earning women take on ex-husbands in court

Men tend to be the main breadwinners in most families and they often fight tooth and nail to retain as much of the assets as possible in a bitter divorce. But two recent cases in Singapore show how high-earning women can fight their corner just as ferociously.

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ADV: SUSS School of Law – Apply by 15 July

ADV: SUSS School of Law – Apply by 15 July

Kickstart your legal career with an SUSS Law Degree.

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SGX RegCo proposes changes to Listing Rules to aid company restructuring

This update looks at some of the proposed changes recently published in a Singapore Exchange Regulation consultation paper which seeks to facilitate the restructuring process for issuers under Singapore’s Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018, which will enable issuers to restructure more efficiently and lessen the regulatory burden when they are trying to manage their financial affairs and meet time-sensitive milestones.

Taiwan’s tax regulations on controlled foreign corporation (CFC) – what it is and how will it be implemented?

This article takes a closer look at Taiwan’s controlled foreign corporation rules which was implemented since 1 January 2023 and seeks to prevent tax avoidance by taxing income earned by foreign entities controlled by Taiwanese residents.

Singaporean writers object to IMDA using their works to train a large language model

Singaporean writers object to IMDA using their works to train a large language model

One of the concerns is that AI software will start assimilating material that would otherwise be copyrighted, and adversely impact the livelihood of existing authors and publishers.

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Two lawyers suspended 3 years each for misleading court, wasting time of five judges

Two lawyers suspended 3 years each for misleading court, wasting time of five judges

The lawyers did not tell the court about a settlement agreement they had reached until they were questioned during the hearing.

Civil Litigation Update: Obtaining an injunction or other discretionary remedy by judgment in default

Civil Litigation Update: Obtaining an injunction or other discretionary remedy by judgment in default

The latest March issue of the Civil Litigation Update (CLU) discusses the differences between the procedure in the RoC 2014 and RoC 2021 in relation to applications for judgment in default. Past issues of CLU are also available here on LawNet.

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