by Adrian Wee | Aug 3, 2023 | Attorney Blogs, Blog
Corruption in Singapore Part II – Corrupt Gratification. In Part I of the Corruption in Singapore series, I described how corruption was an attempt to influence the behaviour of someone else by giving or promising to give something (gratification). My...
by Adrian Wee | Jul 14, 2023 | Attorney Blogs, Blog
Corruption in Singapore Part I – An Overview of Laws and Agencies. Singapore has long had a reputation for low levels of corruption, thanks in large part to its commitment to transparency, good governance and robust enforcement. However, the city-state...
by Jacob Stein | Jul 6, 2023 | Attorney Blogs, Blog
In the United States, each state has its own laws governing exemptions from creditor claims for personal property and the primary residence (the homestead exemption). These exemptions allow a debtor to retain a minimal amount of assets when a creditor collects on a...
by Andrea Maura | Jun 20, 2023 | Attorney Blogs, Blog, News
The European Parliament has approved the AI Act, a groundbreaking regulation on Artificial Intelligence. Learn about the key points, timeline, and global implications of this significant legislative initiative. Introduction On June 14th, the European Parliament...
by Peter Pang and Sabrina Zhao | May 18, 2023 | Attorney Blogs, Blog
Increasing Gender Pay Gap in China Gender pay gap is an important issue in this era and underpins the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. With only ten years remaining before the 2030 deadline, this study of the historical and spatial evolution of the gender...
by Andrea Maura | May 17, 2023 | Blog, News
AI Act steps forward: European Parliament Advances – Safeguarding Safety, Rights, and Innovation. The Internal Market Committee and the Committee for Civil Liberties within the European Parliament have adopted a draft negotiating mandate for the...
