UKSLSS X AUSLSS Bridging the Justice Gap? A Comparative Study of the Use of Legal Technology to Aid Access to Justice Systems across Australia, the United Kingdom and Singapore

Interview with Ms Sundar Raj Miraculin Chrysolite: Chrysolite is an Associate in the Real Estate & Property Department at Lee & Lee LLP (“L&L”), having been admitted as an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore in 2026. In this interview, she speaks candidly about her transition from student to practitioner, the day-to-day realities of legal practice, and how L&L provides a dynamic environment for young lawyers to begin their careers.

In the era of AI-automated resumes, securing a training contract or associate position requires more than a flawless GPA. Discover what Singapore’s pre-eminent independent law firm, TSMP Law Corporation, looks for in prospective talent. If you are a law university student looking to cross the finish line into a premier commercial practice, read on to find out how our practice heads and partners separate polished buzzwords from true legal hunger.

Writers: Isha Ursekar and Rebecca Kwek Editors: Amy Marsh and Sijia Cai [2025/26 Editorial Committee] Introduction The UK’s Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 (“Act”) marks a significant shift in modernising the legal framework for digital assets by recognising them as legal property. Prior to this, the law recognised only two categories of property, but digital assets fell neatly in neither category. To compensate for this legislative gap, courts utilised the common l

Writers: Hannah Lau and Chiara Ng Editors: Alyssa Tan and Sijia Cai [2025/26 Editorial Committee] Introduction The opening of any social media platform is now accompanied by an onslaught of generative artificial intelligence (AI) content. With this rise in popularity, there has been an influx of creative works that are generated from AI systems that train on large-scale datasets of existing academic and creative work.[1] Under copyright law, questions have arisen regarding wh

"One exciting development has been the use of predictive analytics within our Disputes teams. By analysing historical case data, AI tools can help assess litigation risk and inform settlement strategy. This empowers clients with clearer insights into potential outcomes and supports more confident decision-making." - Han Yang Goh, Trainee Solicitor at Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

“The sleuthing aspect of disputes work – assembling the evidence, interviewing witnesses and determining the facts – also intrigued me and is a big part of the job.” - Jonathan Tan, Senior Associate at Allen & Gledhill