eBooks

Commercialisation of Intellectual Property is an integrated approach to legal, business and technical aspects of the commercialisation of intellectual property by Natalie Stoianoff (Author), Fred Chilton (Author), Ann Monotti (Author)

Comprehensive coverage of health law in Australia by Sonia Allan (Author), Meredith Blake (Author)

The Law of Restructuring is an in-depth and holistic treatment of the law of restructuring in Australia. by Robert Boadle (Author)

This well-established and practical title returns fully updated with legislative changes concerning every aspect of civil costs, providing concise and comprehensive commentary on costs developments as well as straight forward explanations of the remuneration of solicitors and barristers. by Master Jason Rowley (Author), District Judge Simon Middleton (Author)

The most comprehensive single collection of statutory source material and practice directions relating to insolvency law in England, Wales and Scotland. by Glen Davis QC (Author), Marcus Haywood (Author)

Macdonald's Immigration Law and Practice Ninth edition eBook has established itself as the standard textbook in the field and is recognised by the legal profession as the most authoritative text on immigration law. by Ian Macdonald (Author), Ronan Toal (Author)

This book deals with the law relating to building contracts. It discusses the key legal principles applicable, and is extensively illustrated with decisions from court cases. by Edwin Lee Peng Khoon (Author)

The third edition of a detailed exploration into various aspects of minority shareholders’ rights and remedies in Singapore. by Margaret Chew (Author)

The Third Edition, coming nearly a decade after the Second, covers the seminal decisions on admiralty law handed down by courts in Singapore, Australia, United Kingdom and Hong Kong over the last ten years. by Toh Kian Sing, SC (Author)

According to Gartner’s 2014 Magic Quadrant for E-discovery Software, the global E-discovery market will jump from $1.7 billion in 2013 to $2.9 billion by 2017. In addition, most of this growth will take place in international markets outside the traditional US market. There is still much to be learnt from the US experiences in E-discovery, both in techniques and best practices. As Asia’s rapid digitisation gathers pace, the volume of evidence and the familiarity of the legal system with technology will demand that E-discovery be implemented to manage this process to aid the administration of justice. by Bryan Tan (Author), Michael Lew (Author), Benjamin Ang (Author), Contributors (Contributor)