Natasha Teja

Natasha Teja

Natasha Teja is a Singapore-based correspondent for Law.com International. She writes about legal and regulatory issues across Asia. Her coverage includes the business of law at international and regional law firms and in-house legal departments, major litigation and arbitration, and the impact of regulatory decisions on law firms and global companies. She can be reached at [email protected].

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November 12, 2024 | International Edition

In Search of 'Neutral' Arbitration Centers, Russian Dispute Cases Move to Asia and the Middle East

Hong Kong and Dubai have seen an influx of Russian dispute cases as the West continues to impose sanctions.

By Natasha Teja

4 minute read

October 24, 2024 | International Edition

Can AI Beat the Billable Hour? Legal Tech Firms Say Selling AI Products to Law Firms Still a Challenge

In-house teams continue to make up the majority of legal tech company clients and profit growth, tech leaders say.

By Natasha Teja

6 minute read

September 13, 2024 | International Edition

Lawyers Remain Responsible for Misuse of AI Tools, Says Singapore Legal Tech Panel

Lawyers' duties and responsibilities won't change with AI, as the ultimate responsibility of what is presented to clients or in court lies with them, experts say.

By Natasha Teja

3 minute read

September 12, 2024 | International Edition

Singapore Law Firms Partner With AI Startups to Develop Legal Tech Capabilities

A slew of collaborations between government bodies, private law firms and technology companies were announced at TechLaw Fest.

By Natasha Teja

2 minute read

August 26, 2024 | International Edition

Global Firms' Asia Offices Lag Behind US and Europe in AI Uptake

The packaging of AI legal services to Asian clients proves more challenging for global firms.

By Natasha Teja

6 minute read

July 01, 2024 | International Edition

Singapore's Increased Scrutiny on Family Offices Is Creating More Work for Lawyers

In the wake of a major money-laundering scandal, authorities are paying closer attention to the wealth management sector, driving clients to seek more legal advice out of fear they could be subject to harsh penalties.

By Natasha Teja

5 minute read

May 21, 2024 | International Edition

International Law Firms See Opportunity in the Philippines as the Country Attracts Global Investors

Entry to the legal market is still protected but international firms have been entering the market through loose alliances and even exclusive tie-ups, prompting apprehension among domestic firms that fear Big Law may one day dominate the market.

By Natasha Teja

6 minute read

May 06, 2024 | International Edition

Singapore Firm Pays $1.3M in Bitcoin After Cyber Attack

The incident follows a ransomware attack on the Singapore Law Society's private network system in May last year.

By Natasha Teja

2 minute read

April 29, 2024 | International Edition

Vietnam's Anti-Corruption Campaign Has Slowed Legal Approvals, Stymying Deal Flow

A more measured approach by investors and authorities has prompted longer due diligence processes.

By Natasha Teja

6 minute read

April 15, 2024 | International Edition

Indonesia's M&A and Project Finance Market Expected to Take Off in 2024

The outcome of the country's presidential election in February has restored investor confidence in Southeast Asia's largest economy, and international law firms are now getting ready for an increase in Indonesia-related work. 

By Natasha Teja

6 minute read