Singapore
White & Case Counsel Moves to Stamford as Partner
By Jessica Seah, May 15, 2013 :: Singapore :: People
Lim Sin Teck is the second new partner hire Singapore's Stamford has announced this week.
Stamford Adds Corporate Partner
By Jessica Seah, May 13, 2013 :: Singapore :: People
Daniel Yong is joining the Singapore firm from Norton Rose.
Former DLA Piper Singapore Head Moves to Ince & Co
By Jessica Seah, May 9, 2013 :: Singapore :: People
Martin David will head the Asia energy practice for U.K.-based Ince & Co.
Sidley Adds Singapore Partner
By Tom Brennan, May 6, 2013 :: Singapore :: People
Gregory Salathé was previously co-managing partner of the Tokyo office of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.
Rajah & Tann in Indonesian Alliance
By Jessica Seah, May 3, 2013 :: Singapore :: Firms
Singapore's largest firm has entered into a non-exclusive deal with Jakarta's Assegaf Hamzah & Partners.
Allen & Gledhill Recruits Six Arbitration Partners
By Jessica Seah, April 25, 2013 :: Singapore :: People
The Singapore firm raided local rival Rajah & Tann for five of its new partners, include the latter's former arbitration head.
Singapore Lawyer Disbarred for Ethical Breach
By Jessica Seah, April 24, 2013 :: Singapore :: Disputes
Singapore's Court of Appeal ruled Monday that a Singapore lawyer dishonestly misled a mentally ill client into giving him a $370,000 gift and naming him sole beneficiary of her will.
Pinsent Masons Hires Tech Partner in Singapore
By Jessica Seah, April 19, 2013 :: Singapore :: People
Bryan Tan is joining the British firm form Keystone Law Corp., where he was a founding partner and director.
King & Spalding Adds Singapore Arbitration Partner
By Jessica Seah, April 19, 2013 :: Singapore :: People
Peter Megens was previously co-head of the arbitration practice at King & Wood Mallesons.
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