News & Publications

The first known recognition order of an Indonesian corporate bankruptcy in Singapore.

RCLT acts for a client in a successful appeal involving forged bank letters

RCLT Law Corporation is pleased to have advised on two exciting Southeast Asia growth-stage transactions at the intersection of AI, enterprise technology and digital infrastructure.

RCLT Directors Recognised as Litigation Star – Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific 2026

Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2026: RCLT Continues to Be Named a “Firm to Watch” in Dispute Resolution

Singapore’s Best Law Firms 2026 – RCLT Maintains Strong Rankings in The Straits Times Annual Survey

What does it take for a company to be found criminally liable for its employees’ misconduct?

A New Chapter: Introducing RCLT Law Corporation and our growing team

Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2025 – “Firms to Watch” for Dispute Resolution

Singapore’s Best Law Firms and Singapore’s Top-rated Lawyers 2025

The Public Service Premium and Criminal Offences

Can a claimant obtain an injunction without an actual or threatened cause of action? The Singapore High Court says no.

The Singapore High Court entered judgment for US$4 million in favour of RCLC’s client

SGX RegCo proposed a new rule change to require listed companies to respond to shareholder calls for general meeting

Ministry of Finance (“MOF”) and the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (“ACRA”) proposed a new Corporate Service Providers Bill (“CSP Bill”).

Industry Impact of Singapore’s National Asset Recovery Strategy 2024

Singapore’s Best Law Firms 2024 – RCLC has been recognised as one of the top law firms in Singapore by the Straits Times

Appellate Division: reliance damages can only be claimed in exceptional circumstances

Court of Appeal holds that company director can owe concurrent fiduciary duties to multiple principals

Court of Appeal holds that Town Council members and employees do not owe fiduciary duties

Asian Legal Business – Singapore Firms to Watch 2023

The new Rules of Court 2021 (“ROC 2021”), which are rules governing Court proceedings, have been implemented on 1st April 2022. This replaces the existing ROC which have been in force since 1997.

Court of Appeal clarifies scope of HDB Act prohibition on trusts over HDB Property in the case of Ong Chai Soon v Ong Chai Koon