Singapore’s dynamic legal landscape is witnessing a surge in boutique firms that have distinguished themselves from the pack. These firms are challenging traditional models by offering specialised expertise, personalised service, and innovative approaches to legal challenges, making them ones to watch in the years to come. Like in previous years, ALB continues to highlight impactful boutique firms that have carved their own niches and made waves in the market. The list is in alphabetical order and some firms have been profiled.
SINGAPORE - Scammers have diversified to include using QR codes to dupe victims, with the police warning of two new scams involving the barcode. Sengkang Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC) on Wednesday (Feb 23) warned of a scam involving a printed flier of a Grab food voucher giveaway and a QR code. The QR code leads to a request for personal.
Singapore News - Scammers have diversified to include using QR codes in their ploys to dupe victims, with the police warning the public of two new scams involving the barcode. Sengkang Neighbourhood Police Centre on Wednesday (Feb 23) warned of a scam involving a printed flier of a Grab. Read more at www.tnp.sg
SINGAPORE - Love scams, in which fraudsters steal hearts and empty bank accounts, have remained a persistent problem in Singapore in the past decade.
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SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has granted ride-hailing company Ryde a three-year licence, making it the fifth ride-sharing operator in Singapore.