Know Your LawSociety ++

A Firm Grasp

100

Big Four firm’s name sounds almost royal, fitting for one of Singapore’s largest homegrown firms

Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP

200

Known by its initials D.R., this firm has offices across the region and a name that sounds like someone’s prescription

Dentons Rodyk & Davidson LLP

300

This global heavyweight’s name sounds like a pastry chef teamed up with a Scotsman.

Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow

400

This firm's name is most definitely verily. 

Lee & Lee

500

A boutique Singapore firm known for its tech-law edge and forward-thinking ethos, its name literally tells you where it’s heading.

Forward Legal LLC

The SMU Dynasty

100

She is the Dean of the Singapore Management University. 

Professor Lily Kong

200

She is the Dean of the Yong Pung How School of Law.

Professor Lee Pey Woan

300

He is the Chairman of the Singapore Management University.

Mr. Piyush Gupta

400

He was the Dean of the Yong Pung How School of Law in 2013.

Professor Yeo Tiong Min

500

She is the Associate Dean of Research at the Yong Pung How School of Law. 

Associate Professor Maartje De Visser

The Bar isn't the only CBd

100

This CBd is the student society for the School of Business.

Bondue

200

This CBd is heavily involved in an event fondly known as SUNIG. 

SMU Sports Union

300

This CBd is the youngest amongst all the individual school student societies. 

inCISive

400

This CBd is home to SMU Stereometa. 

SMU Arts and Cultural Fraternity. 

500

This CBd is home to Strategica. 

Special Interest and Community Service Sodality

Rhymes with Law

100

A dog normally has four of these. 

Paw

200

Related to one's spouse. 

In-Law

300

This shredded dish may be the only kind of “law” you can serve at a barbecue.

Coleslaw

400

When your opponent’s argument collapses in court or when you realize your wallet is empty, you might have to do this.

Withdraw

500

These internal rules govern how clubs and societies run; not to be confused with the rules you break when you jaywalk outside SMU.

Bylaw

I Did Not Major in Latin

100

This latin phrase which means "for good", refers to free legal work for a client, typically from a lower-income background.

Pro Bono

200

Used across disciplines, this latin phrase refers to all other conditions remaining the same.  

Ceteris Paribus

300

Often used to describe some of the courts' friends. 

Amicus Curiae 

400

This phrase, meaning, "the thing speaks for itself" is typically used in cases of negligence.

Res Ipsa Loquitur. 

500

This phrase provides a "place for repentance" often necessary in light of illegal acts. 

Locus Poenitentiae