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Possible class action lawsuit against Cordlife by customers could take at least 2 years

Possible class action lawsuit against Cordlife by customers could take at least 2 years
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About 400 Cordlife parents attend town hall to explore recourse for damaged cord blood units

The families were seeking legal opinion as frustrations with cord blood bank Cordlife’s handling of the crisis simmered over. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Teen admits raping younger sister, among 4 brothers accused of sexually abusing her

The girl's mother did not believe her and blamed her for the consequences of her allegations, including the adverse impact it had on her brothers' futures.

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RANKING: ALB Singapore Firms to Watch 2024 | Asian Legal Business

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.

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Not reasonable expenses : Parents not obliged to pay for postgrad degrees, says judge

SINGAPORE - A university lecturer’s appeal to increase his share of the matrimonial assets upon divorce so that his wife bears part of the expenses of their two sons’ future postgraduate degrees was dismissed by a High Court judge. In his judgment released on Feb 5, Justice Choo Han Teck said the sons’ proposed postgraduate degrees from universities in the.

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