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When a widow was called a “rotten woman” and accused of misappropriating company funds by her sister-in-law, she sued for defamation and was awarded $40,000 in damages. But how did her sister-in-law’s remarks constitute defamation? And
We’re very sorry to hear if you’ve recently been retrenched, or if you feel you’re at risk of being retrenched. The unfortunate fact is, retrenchment is a difficult but necessary process that companies go through to cut costs and stay ...
After you’ve been sentenced in a criminal case, there’s still a brief window of opportunity for you to appeal to change the outcome of your conviction or sentence. Perhaps you felt pressured to plead guilty, you believe your defence ...
When couples with children get divorced in Singapore, the issue of child maintenance usually comes up. That’s because, according to the Singapore Women’s Charter, every parent has a legal obligation to maintain their child, regardless ...
In legal speak, physical assault in Singapore is referred to as Voluntarily Causing Hurt and is defined under section 321 of the Penal Code. Voluntarily Causing Hurt covers actively and intentionally hurting someone, as well as acting ...
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