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The Court of 3 Supreme Court Judges dismissed the first disciplinary charge against Lim Tean, upheld the second for client-account breaches, and fined him $30,000.
Disciplinary case against two Singapore lawyers for allowing a struck-off lawyer to control a client matter. One was suspended five years; the other was struck off.
A Singapore disciplinary case where a lawyer who wholly failed to supervise a conveyancing clerk was suspended for five years after the clerk’s misconduct.
The High Court dismissed a lawyer’s review of disciplinary findings, upheld convictions for directly contacting represented doctors and misleading witnesses, and confirmed its limited powers under s 97 LPA.
The Court of Three Judges struck off a solicitor for multiple professional misconducts, including dishonesty, conflicts of interest, poor supervision, and failure to keep clients informed.
The court held the engagement letters were valid CBAs in form, but void as unreasonable because the solicitor’s fees were excessive and unexplained.
Singapore Court of Appeal held Henderson v Henderson did not apply without a prior merits determination and allowed amendments to proceed, setting aside striking out orders.
The court found a solicitor dishonest for misleading a client about payments and failing to disclose fee arrangements, suspended him for four years, and rejected charges based on client money.
The Court of Three Judges struck off a solicitor for failing to disclose key client information, mishandling litigation, and not keeping clients informed.
The High Court dismissed an admission application after finding the applicant had plagiarised twice, concealed one incident, and shown continuing lack of candour.
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