RONALD JJ WONG

Someone owes you money.

The law of limitation can be a maze.

This case is factually rather curious, but the legal points arising from it are of interest to those involved in trade financing, securities, and generally, anyone who deals in security and movable property.

Louis Vuitton Malletier v Ng Hoe Seng [2025] SGHC 122 This is the first Singapore decision by a High Court Judge on the quantum of statutory damages under the multi-factorial framework in s 31(6) of the Singapore Trade Marks Act.

Singapore Court of Appeal considers trade mark infringement and passing off claim involving internet keyword advertising: East Coast Podiatry Centre Pte Ltd v Family Podiatry Centre Pte Ltd [2025] SGCA 28 https://www.elitigation.sg/gd/s/2025_SGCA_28 Brief…

In this SGHC case of L’Oreal and another v Shopee Singapore Pte Ltd [2025] SGHCR 2, the applicants had successfully obtained pre-action discovery orders in respect of sellers on Shopee’s platform.

Bid-Rigging in Latest CCCS Infringement Decision The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) just announced significant penalties (>S$4.6 million) against two contractors for bid-rigging in PA tenders for community club upgrading works in…

An in-app safety function that collects your audio recordings – should you be required to consent to it, and if so how?

In this decision of ATT Systems (S’pore) Pte Ltd and another v Centricore (S) Pte Ltd and others [2025] SGHC 13, the Singapore High Court held, among other things, that the general non-compete obligations were valid and enforceable against the former empl…

The Workplace Fairness Bill was passed in the Singapore Parliament yesterday.