These conditional fee arrangements would help to enhance access to justice by providing businesses or individuals with additional funding options, the Ministry said.
November 02, 2021 at 04:03 PM
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Asia Editor
“No win, no fee” agreements, more formally known as conditional fee agreements (CFA), will be allowed for the first time in Singapore if the Parliament passes a bill introduced by the Ministry of Law on Nov. 1.
To start, CFAs can be arranged for arbitration hearings, certain Singapore International Commercial Court hearings, and related court and mediation proceedings.
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