Singapore-based RHTLaw Taylor Wessing has taken on Anthony Chey and Vernon Voon as partners in the firm's litigation and dispute resolution practice from Tan Kok Quan Partnership.
The office is mentioned in the Knight Frank Global Cities Report top 10 - alongside Google's London office, Microsoft in Amsterdam and Oro Negro in Mexico City.
King & Wood Mallesons has announced that three partners will lead its new Singapore office for which it was given a foreign law practice licence in February.
Charlie Wilson - an M&A and private equity specialist who has been with White & Case for six years - will be joining the Singapore office of Sidley Austin.
Dentons is restructuring its Singapore office as it moves to integrate the firm post-merger.
Morgan Lewis has established a major Asia-Pacific hub through its link-up in Singapore.
Large and small law firms in Singapore are to take part in the Criminal Legal Aid Scheme which is to be enhanced later this month by government support which will fund 6,000 cases a year.
The 1,250-person, UK-based law firm Kennedys is strengthening its Singapore office by entering a joint law venture with local practice Legal Solutions.
High-ranking universities - including SOAS, Exeter, Leeds and Manchester - have been dropped by the Singapore Ministry of Justice as recognised places for purposes of admission to the Singapore Bar.
Top global 15 firm Herbert Smith Freehills has signed a best friend relationship with Prolegis, a one-partner practice in Singapore.
An increasingly crowded marketplace is seeing law firms come under pressure to offer innovative fee structures.
Withers has established a formal law alliance - the closest that a foreign law firm can get to a merger - with KhattarWong, the 70-lawyer practice that has been in business for four decades.
King & Wood Mallesons has just been granted the foreign law practice licence that it needs in order to advise in the country and now plans to work fast to open a base which will initially focus on international funds, energy and Chinese matters.
Matt Gorman joins from Stephenson Harward to head up the corporate team.
Eleven international judges have been appointed to the new Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC) which was formally launched today.
Hogan Lovell has recruited its fourth corporate partner in Asia this year, by taking on Mark Cooper from Linklaters.
UK-based Nabarro is understood to be discussing the creation of an exclusive relationship with a Singapore firm.
The Singapore government is looking to find ways to help small and medium sized law firms and to make sure they are not left behind as the legal sector opens up to more international work.
The next Law Society president has warned firms to move out of commoditised work such as conveyancing.
Linklaters is relocating Hong Kong disputes partner Jelita Pandjaitan to start a litigation and arbitration practice in Singapore.