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The UKSLSS blog showcases insights and perspectives from students and practitioners, alongside updates on key legal developments in the UK and Singapore as well as guidance on qualifying as a lawyer in Singapore.
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Featuring: Shook Lin & Bok
“A leading Singapore law firm with an approach to fostering independence while ensuring adequate guidance and supervision for junior lawyers” - Lee Ping, Partner Shook Lin & Bok LLP (“Shook Lin”) is a leading law firm in Singapore, renowned for its comprehensive legal services and expertise in corporate, banking and finance law. The firm has a strong reputation for handling complex, cross-border transactions and disputes given its regional focus across ASEAN, China, India and

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Dec 23, 20246 min read


Featuring: Herbert Smith Freehills Singapore
“A leading global firm with a robust and balanced array of practice areas, all within a supportive environment with genuinely nice people.” - Iris Gao, Trainee Herbert Smith Freehills (“HSF”) is widely acknowledged as one of the world’s most elite law firms. A product of the merger in 2012 between United Kingdom-based Herbert Smith founded in 1882 and Australia-based Freehills, founded in 1852, HSF shows no sign of slowing down, most recently announcing a merger with United S

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Dec 21, 20248 min read


THJ v Sheridan: What does this mean for AI-generated works?
By Tan Yen Lin Alyssa Introduction In the recent case of THJ Systems Ltd v Sheridan [1] , the England and Wales Court of Appeal addressed issues surrounding Graphic User Interfaces (GUIs), setting a precedent for treating software-produced outputs. The case focuses on whether GUIs qualified for copyright protection under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (CDPA), and sought to determine the rightful owner of its copyright. This article explores the impacts of THJ v S

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Dec 19, 202411 min read
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