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Singapore arbitration draws interest from Fountain Court set

London arbitration chambers Fountain Court is in the early stages of evaluating whether to follow a handful of other sets to Singapore to be near the International Arbitration Centre.

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Singapore regulator reviews proposed telecoms acquisition

Singapore's Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) has launched a consultation on the proposed takeover of OpenNet, a licence-holder to run a new broadband network.

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Singapore adds more business-friendly rules

Singapore's attractiveness through its legal rules continues to grow - with the latest addition being the announcement of business-friendly proposals on data protection.

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White & Case pumps up Singapore base

White & Case is increasing the size of its project finance team in South East Asia.

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Taylor Wessing set to expand in south east Asia

Taylor Wessing looks set to expand in south east Asia through the development of a regional network centred on its Singapore firm.

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Singh & Associates opens up in Singapore

Indian law firm Singh & Associates has been given clearance to open an office in Singapore.

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ACC goes Asian

The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) has opened its first Asian chapter in Singapore.

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Mofo boosts Asia-Pacific compliance offering

San Francisco-based law firm Morrison & Foerster has deployed leading litigation partner Daniel Levison to its Singapore office to enhance its ability to assist businesses expand into the region.

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Singapore targets Mumbai for arbitration

Singapore is looking at expanding its arbitration service internationally as it opens its first overseas office in Mumbai.

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Drew & Napier snap up former Singapore deputy prime minister

Leading Singapore firm Drew & Napier has recruited the city-state's former deputy prime minister Shunmugam Jayakumar following his retirement from a long poltical career.

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WongPartnership appoints joint managing partners

Major Singapore law firm WongPartnership has shaken up its management structure with the appointment of two joint managing partners.

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US trio join Linklaters in winning Singapore licences

London law firm Linklaters has been joined by three US heavyweights in gaining Qualifying Foreign Law Practice (QFLP) licences in Singapore.

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Top Asia firm jumps into Burma and Cambodia

One of Asia's biggest local law firms expanded even further with yesterday's announcement that Rajah & Tann is to open in Burma and Cambodia.

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Lawyers bicker as negligence trial looms

Three law firms have been caught in a legal firestorm filed by a Swiss bank alleging professional negligence, leading to a potentially acrimonious and complex courtroom battle.

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Aussie lawyers leap into expanding Singapore market

Gadens Lawyers has launched an office in Singapore, with the Australian law firm scooping up a former Clifford Chance counsel to manage the office.

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Clifford Chance signs Singapore joint venture deal

Global law firm giant Clifford Chance has bumped up its Singapore offering by cutting a formal alliance deal with a local litigation niche practice, the two firms announced today.

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Human rights concerns as firms rush to East Asia

English and US global law firms may be tripping over each other in a bid to exploit recently liberalised legal markets in East Asia, but the path to commercial success could be littered with human rights potholes, campaigners warned last week.

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Free services requirement proposed to Singapore lawyers

An influential committee in Singapore has proposed that lawyers in the city-state should be required to fulfil a minimum of 16 hours of free legal services, as part of a scheme to provide legal aid to disadvantaged Singaporeans.

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Reed Smith opens Singapore office

Pittsburgh-based international law firm Reed Smith has opened its fourth Asian office, adding Singapore to its already existing presence in Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai.

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Singapore regulator pressed over fitness-to-practise row

More than 500 lawyers packed a Singapore Law Society extraordinary general meeting earlier this week to resolve a long running dispute between the organisation's president and one of its members.

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