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   article: [1]https://litigationfinancejournal.com/singapore-ministry-of-
   laws-new-conditional-fee-agreement-framework/#more-9848

   Singapore Ministry of Law’s New Conditional Fee Agreement Framework

   Today (May 4, 2022) marks a historic day in Singapore. Attorneys in
   Singapore can now enter into conditional fee agreements (CFA) under
   Singapore’s new CFA framework. The new CFA provisions are an addition
   to traditional fee agreements under Singapore’s Legal Profession Act.
   The new CFA framework in Singapore includes CFAs counter-party
   contracts such as “win, more fee”, “no win, no fee”, and “no win, less
   fee.”

   [2]The new CFA framework will apply to Singapore-based attorneys, and
   in some instances to foreign law practitioners. Mediation and
   arbitration will also be covered as part of the CFA framework. This
   will include partial coverage of Singapore International Criminal Court
   (SICC) proceedings.

   According to the Ministry of Law, the new CFA framework aims to help
   build out Singapore as a hub for litigation innovation, while enhancing
   aspects of the country’s legal system.  As required by the Ministry of
   Law, attorneys have strict requirements associated with CFA agreements.

   [3]Click here to read the details in full.

References

   1. https://litigationfinancejournal.com/singapore-ministry-of-laws-new-conditional-fee-agreement-framework/#more-9848
   2. https://www.mlaw.gov.sg/news/press-releases/2022-04-29-framework-cfas-in-singapore-commence-4-may-2022
   3. https://www.mlaw.gov.sg/news/press-releases/2022-04-29-framework-cfas-in-singapore-commence-4-may-2022