Oon & Bazul LLP recognised in The Legal 500 Asia Pacific – 2025 Edition
Oon & Bazul and its associate Malaysian firm, T S Oon & Partners, have been recognised in The [...]
Oon & Bazul’s Managing Partner Bazul Ashhab featured in Asian Legal Business (ALB) Litigators of Asia 2024
Oon & Bazul LLP is proud to announce that our Managing Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution, Bazul Ashhab, has [...]
Oon & Bazul LLP ranked in Chambers & Partners Asia-Pacific 2025; Managing Partner and Firm’s Shipping Practice attain Band 1
Oon & Bazul LLP moves up the ranks in the recent 2025 edition of the Chambers Asia-Pacific guide. [...]
The Platform Workers Act 2024 in Singapore: Pioneering Regulation for the Gig Economy
The gig economy has transformed the labour landscape. With digital platforms like Grab, Foodpanda and Deliveroo, platform work [...]
Redefining Finance: Singapore’s Legal Framework for Cryptocurrencies and Banking
Singapore has become a global leader in financial technology (“Fintech”) innovation, particularly in the area of cryptocurrencies. This [...]
From Assets to Crypto: Crafting a Modern Will under Singapore Law
Under Singapore law, a will is a legal document that outlines how a person’s assets will be distributed [...]
Elan Krishna joins Oon & Bazul LLP as a Partner in the Dispute Resolution Practice
Oon & Bazul LLP is pleased to welcome Elan Krishna, a former Partner at the Singapore office of [...]
Oon & Bazul LLP Recognized in The Straits Times Singapore’s Best Law Firms 2025; Managing Partner Bazul Ashhab and Partner Keith Han Ranked Among Singapore’s Top Rated Lawyers
Oon & Bazul LLP is pleased to announce its inclusion in The Straits Times Singapore’s Best Law Firms [...]
Understanding the New Requirements pertaining to Data Protection Officers in Singapore
Data protection is becoming increasingly important as organizations handle larger volumes of sensitive information in the digital age. [...]
Singapore High Court Reiterates the High Threshold for Setting Aside Arbitral Awards
Introduction Traditionally, the cardinal principle of minimal curial intervention underscores the relationship between the courts and arbitral tribunals. [...]