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When an Injunction Cannot Block Registration: Purchaser Protections Under the Land Titles Act 1993

15 Jul 2026

In YFF v YFG and another [2026] SGHCF 20, a third-party purchaser bought estate property and paid the full purchase price before learning of an interim injunction that had been granted to restrain the executors from dealing with estate assets. The Ge...

Gerui Lim, Meryl Koh and Yap En Li named in Benchmark Litigation Asia Pacific 2026 Top 100 Women in Litigation and Top 40 Under 40 lists respectively

07 Jul 2026

Court of Appeal Clarifies the Abuse of Process Exception to Situations Where Winding-Up Proceedings Would Ordinarily be Dismissed in Favour of Arbitration

07 Jul 2026

In Singapore Commodities Group Co., Pte. Ltd. v Founder Group (Hong Kong) Limited (in liquidation) [2026] SGCA 24 (“Singapore Commodities”), the Court of Appeal reaffirmed that a winding-up application should ordinarily be dismissed (or stayed) where...

OneTrust DataGuidance 2026: Singapore - Data Protection Overview Guidance Note co-authored by Data Protection, Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice Co-Head Lim Chong Kin, and Deputy Head Anastasia Chen

17 Jul 2026

The Guidance Note provides an updated overview of Singapore’s data protection principles, the mechanisms for cross-border transfers, and the limitations/safeguards for access and use of personal data, among others.

Lexology Panoramic: Data Protection & Privacy 2027 Singapore chapter co-authored by Data Protection, Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice Co-Head Lim Chong Kin and Deputy Head Anastasia Chen

16 Jul 2026

Data Protection, Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice Co-Head Lim Chong Kin and Deputy Head Anastasia Chen co-authored the Singapore chapter of Lexology Panoramic: Data Protection & Privacy 2027. The chapter provides local insights into the legal fram...

Lexology Panoramic: Construction 2027 Singapore Chapter by Directors Christopher Chong, Kelvin Teo and Associate Dinesh Kalaichelvan

09 Jul 2026

The Lexology Panoramic Construction Guide provides a panoramic view of how laws and regulations vary across jurisdictions, with contributions from experts who are recognised as the world's foremost construction law practitioners.

Drew & Napier recognised in 9 Practice Areas with 35 lawyers ranked in Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific 2026

12 May 2026

We are pleased to share that Drew & Napier continues to be recognised among the region’s leading dispute resolution firms in the latest edition of Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific 2026. This year, 22 lawyers have been named Litigation Stars, up f...

Drew & Napier Deputy CEO Ong Sim Ho quoted in The Business Times on wealth taxation in Singapore

23 Apr 2026

Deputy Chief Executive Officer Ong Sim Ho was quoted in The Business Times on the evolving debate around wealth taxation in Singapore, following the release of the country’s first official wealth data. The article examines policy considerations on...

Meryl Koh Featured in Managing IP’s Women in IP Series

28 Nov 2025

Reflecting on her early years in practice, Meryl shared her observations on the participation of women in IP and litigation. She noted that women have long been well represented in Singapore’s IP sector, with many accomplished female practitioners fe...

Revision of the Singapore Code on Take-Overs and Mergers

14 Jul 2026

The Monetary Authority of Singapore on the advice of the Securities Industry Council (“SIC”) recently issued a revised Singapore Code on Take-overs and Mergers (the “Code”) following a public consultation. The revised Code takes effect from 16 July 2...

Public consultation on the Digital Infrastructure Bill: New licensing framework for data centres and cloud services

08 Jul 2026

On 1 July 2026, the Ministry of Digital Development and Information and the Infocomm Media Development Authority launched a public consultation on the draft Digital Infrastructure Bill to establish Singapore’s first dedicated regulatory framework for...

Court of Appeal Clarifies the Abuse of Process Exception to Situations Where Winding-Up Proceedings Would Ordinarily be Dismissed in Favour of Arbitration

07 Jul 2026

In Singapore Commodities Group Co., Pte. Ltd. v Founder Group (Hong Kong) Limited (in liquidation) [2026] SGCA 24 (“Singapore Commodities”), the Court of Appeal reaffirmed that a winding-up application should ordinarily be dismissed (or stayed) where...