Past Events

The Corporate Attorney-Client Privilege: What it Means During an Internal Investigation

This is a sponsored event for in-house lawyers only.

Event Overview

On behalf of KPMG, Singapore and Clyde & Co Clasis Singapore, we are pleased to invite you to join us for a breakfast briefing on Thursday, 17 October.

The conduct of internal investigations has always been important. The organization’s need to find facts and take prompt action must be balanced with its responsibilities to employees, to protect confidential and personal data and to comply with law. In the current age of regulatory and prosecutorial oversight, these needs have taken on a new importance.

In order to effectively manage allegations of fraud, bribery & corruption and other misconduct, internal investigations must take account of practical issues and the legal implications that can arise from them. How these pitfalls are handled can have a significant impact on the outcomes of an investigation.

Through case studies, we will examine common issues in internal investigations and consider their legal implications. We will also discuss what organizations should do to investigate misconduct effectively.

Key topics include:

• Key steps in a corporate internal investigation
• Common practical issues in investigation
• Legal challenges and options
• Potential disclosure obligations

The event imparts useful guidance on how to carry out corporate internal investigation. Participants will leave the seminar with advice and guidance on how to prepare for said investigation, what to do and look out for during said investigation, and what remedial actions / recourses a company has after concluding the said investigation.

AGENDA FOR EVENT  ( Provide start and end time)

Registration and breakfast: 8:45 am – 9:15 am

Seminar followed by Q&A: 9:15 am – 11 am

Speaker Profile

Prakash Pillai

Partner, Clyde & Co Clasis Singapore

Prakash leads the insolvency and fraud and investigations practices of the Singapore office of Clyde & Co.

Prakash’s experience includes top tier insolvency, related contentious work and litigation. He has advised and acted for liquidators, companies and insolvency professionals in complex local and regional insolvencies, focusing mainly on the contentious aspects, including financial investigations into suspected fraud, tracing and recovery of assets, and claims against directors of the insolvent company and/or third parties. 

Prakash has also advised and represented financial institutions, traders and investors in various disputes involving insider trading, suspected fraud, trading regulations, licensing issues, and breach of fiduciary duties.

Prakash also specialises in international commercial arbitration and has appeared before various arbitral tribunals in both ad-hoc arbitrations and arbitrations governed by the leading institutional rules.

Described as “measured and strategic” by Chambers Asia Pacific 2018, Prakash is recognised as a leading lawyer for his expertise in international arbitration. Leading industry journals such as Chambers Global, Chambers Asia Pacific and Global Arbitration Review and Legal 500 have commended his knowledge and expertise consistently.

Prakash speaks regularly in conferences and seminars. He is the chairman of the Public and International Law Committee of the Law Society and an adjunct Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore’s Law faculty teaching international arbitration law and practice. Prakash is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He is an established legal author and writes and publishes regularly. Prakash graduated from Queen Mary College, University of London and further obtained a Master’s degree in law from Cambridge University.

Prakash is qualified as a Barrister-at-law at the Middle Temple in London and as an Advocate and Solicitor in Singapore.

Owen Hawkes

Partner

Forensic KPMG in Singapore

Owen is a Partner in KPMG’s Forensic practice with 20 years of investigation and regulatory litigation experience. He has qualified and practiced both as an accountant and a lawyer. Prior to joining KPMG, Owen practiced as a barrister for eight years, six of which was at the British Government’s Serious Fraud Office – the United Kingdom’s lead agency on financial crime and international corruption. Owen joined KPMG Forensic in 2007. At KPMG, Owen has been involved in numerous fraud, corruption and anti-trust investigations. He has also undertaken a variety of fraud, bribery and regulatory risk management engagements assisting clients with assessing and upgrading their organizational readiness and controls for fraud and regulatory non-compliance. Who’s Who Legal lists him as a leading expert in Investigations, Forensic Accounting and Asset Recovery, adding that he is “an impressive practitioner who draws widespread praise from peers this year and is listed as a Global Elite Thought Leader. He provides a wealth of expertise on contentious matters, with a particular focus on the life sciences sector.”

Junxiang Koh

Legal Director

Clasis LLC, Singapore

Junxiang is a Legal Director at Clasis LLC, Singapore. Junxiang’s main areas of practice are litigation and arbitration disputes, with a focus on shareholder disputes, financial fraud, and regulatory investigations.

He has advised and represented forensic accountants, the Singapore Stock Exchange and the Singapore government in forensic investigations into suspected cases of commercial fraud, accounting irregularities and breaches of listing regulations. Highlights include investigations into the affairs of several publicly-listed companies in Singapore during the S-Chip scandal of 2010, investigating the affairs of a well-known Singapore charity (which resulted in a set of high-profile criminal proceedings against the founders), and acting for the former independent director and audit committee chairman of a public company in his dealings with various regulatory authorities. He has also worked with specialists in the fields of private investigations and computer forensics to trace and recover assets in difficult jurisdictions.

Junxiang’spractice also extends to corporate insolvencies and restructuring. He has acted for creditors, companies and insolvency professionals in numerous high-profile insolvencies, particularly in the resources and shipping sectors, in both contentious and non-contentious matters. Matters of significance include successfully acting in a landmark case involving the novel question of arbitrability of claw-black claims; successfully representing a Hong Kong based investment bank in enforcing its security over the assets of the Singapore property developer, involving injunctions, committal proceedings and a landmark decision on directors’ personal liability for costs of litigation.

Junxiang tutors aspiring lawyers in Civil Procedure and Insolvency as part of the preparatory course leading to Part B of the Singapore Bar Examinations.

First Tuesdays in October at NTUC

Event Overview

Curious to find out what the legal team of the Labour Movement does, or maybe have a question you’ve been meaning to ask Patrick Tay, Member of Parliament, Director of Legal Services and Assistant Secretary-General of NTUC? Join us, as NTUC hosts the upcoming “First Tuesdays” ( Yes, you read correctly. We’re holding this on Tuesday instead of the usual Thursdays, because #UnusualLabourMovement!).

Introducing the PIER Counsel Project

We will also be holding a launch for our new programme titled "PIER Counsel Project". This programme aims to pair in-transition legal counsels, in-between jobbers, young law graduates, or those without training contracts to provide professional service for non-profit organisations. Under the guidance of SCCA mentoring members, those who take part in this programme will have a minimal paid position for short-term employment to provide in-house legal advice and services to NGOs, charities and social enterprises.

Speaker Profile

MR PATRICK TAY 郑德源
Assistant Secretary-General, NTUC

Patrick Tay is the Assistant Secretary-General of NTUC and Member of Parliament of West Coast GRC. He currently chairs the Government Parliamentary Committee for Manpower and co-chairs the Financial Sector Tripartite Committee with the Monetary Authority of Singapore.  

As Director of NTUC’s Legal Services and Strategy, he represents the Labour Movement in tripartite workgroups to review/update employment and industrial relations legislation and has been pivotal in lobbying for the many changes to manpower related laws and policies in Singapore.  

He is also the Executive Secretary for Banking & Financial Services Union and Singapore Manual & Mercantile Workers’ Union. 

As legal adviser to NTUC-affiliated unions in Singapore, he has advised/represented numerous unions/members in complex and contentious issues, dispute resolution, conciliation and in the Industrial Arbitration Court.

Your New Edge in Business – Intangible Assets Management and Patents Analytics

Event Overview

Given that 87% of today’s Fortune 500 companies’ value is derive value from intangible assets, forward thinking corporate counsels can play an active role to drive business in modern economy.

Through uncovering, organising, filtering and utilising companies’ various intangible asset, corporate counsels can help senior management put on a new lens to relook at what they really have, and opening up possible new revenue channels.

• Instill participants with the importance of intangible assets (IA)
• Explain how IA strategies can help your company gain a competitive edge
• Highlight the insights provided by patents analytics and how it can guide decision making

Programme

• 1.30pm – registration opens.
• 2.00pm – Session commences

• The importance of IP & IA in current business environment (10min)
• Importance of managing IA & its strategies (20min)
• Deriving strategic insights from patent analytics (20min)
• Q&A (10min)
• 3.30pm – refreshments / networking
• 4:30pm - Programme concludes

Speaker Profiles

Mark Cheng | Intellectual Property Strategist, IP ValueLab

Mark is an Intellectual Property Strategist with IP ValueLab, who delivers IP management solutions on a national level to public agencies and IP-ready businesses. With a strong legal background, he helps review and structure their IP management policies, rights and frameworks. Concurrently, he instructs public officers, entrepreneurs and enterprises at IP Academy as an Adjunct Faculty on IP issues across business, technology and even the arts. Prior to joining IP ValueLab, Mark was an Advocate and Solicitor at an international law firm, where he specialised in dispute resolution, criminal and civil litigation and mediation. Throughout his practice, Mark advised clients on a wide range of disputes ranging from workman compensation and personal injury claims, to cross-jurisdictional disputes for multinational corporations. Mark holds an Honours degree in Law from Singapore Management University and is a member of the Singapore Academy of Law.

Regina Lum | Intellectual Property Strategist, IPOS International

Regina is an IP Strategist at IPOS International where she provides consultancy services to clients on making strategic business and innovation decisions based on Patent Analytics. Having led multiple patent analytics projects from battery technologies to underground mapping technologies, Regina has also advised clients on a broad range of technology fields such as composite materials, healthcare & biomedical sciences, artificial intelligence, and building management. A forward-looking strategist, Regina is adept at identifying current and future technology directions, and counts multiple satisfied clients in her portfolio, where she provided actionable insights to shape business strategies and streamline R&D directions through delivery of timely advice, including ‘make’ or ‘buy’ decisions, technology gaps and opportunities, partnership candidates, etc.

Prior to her role as an IP Strategist, Regina held positions as a Patent Examiner and Trade Mark Examiner at IPOS over the past five years and has examined over 200 patent applications in the field of biotechnology and chemistry, and over 800 trademark applications. Due to be conferred the Specialist Certificate in Intangible Asset Management in August 2019, Regina also holds a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Honours from National University of Singapore.

SCCA SEPT FIRST THURSDAY

SCCA x DXC
Networking Cocktail & Fireside Chat

Digital Transformation -
Why It Matters to Business and Law

Technology is enabling digital transformation of global businesses at scale, but the legal profession is failing to keep pace with the speed, complexity, and accelerating rate of business transformation despite a mandate from the C-Suite. According to Gartner, only 19% of in-house legal teams are well-prepared to support enterprise digital transformation with most legal professionals unequipped to deliver the transformative legal services business clients demand. 

Join us for an evening of networking and knowledge exchange as Bill Deckelman, EVP & General Counsel, DXC Technology and Mark A. Cohen, Founder & CEO, Legal Mosaic, share their digital journey experiences and learnings as they work with the Singapore Academy of Law to help build a vibrant legal ecosystem in Singapore and beyond; and address the legal skills gap with the creation of TheLegalXchange.

SPEAKER PROFILES

Michael Brito 

VP Legal Americas and Head of Contracting for DXC

Paul Lanzone 

SVP Global Delivery Lead for UnitedLex on the DXC Account,

Previously VP Legal for DXC in ASIA

Mark A. Cohen

Forbes Global Legal Business Contributor

Singapore Academy of Law/LIFTED Catalyst-in-Residence

This event is proudly sponsored and brought to you by:

Pro Bono Info Night

Thinking of doing pro bono work and not sure where to start? Join us as we kick off SCCA’s pro bono initiatives with an info night to learn more about pro bono work legal counsels can do and activities that you can participate in.

Speakers from the Law Society Pro Bono Office will help us navigate what an in house counsel can do, common issues faced, and initiatives that SCCA will be involved with.

Do join us, and spread the word!

Nationalism, Anti-corruption Drives and Reforms in India, Indonesia and Thailand

*This event is strictly for in-house counsel only

Event Overview

Nationalism, anti-corruption drives and reforms in India, Indonesia and Thailand: How do they impact businesses following the general elections?

India, Indonesia and Thailand have earlier this year concluded their general elections, with no change to their leaders at the helm. However, underlying policy and regime changes abound, and businesses should pay close attention to the risks of nationalism, selective corruption enforcement and inconsistent policy environments.

While the recent elections carried the mandate of the people, the re-elected governments are unlikely to prioritise pro-business policies amid growing nationalistic tendencies. Indonesia will likely see an increase in pro-Muslim policies, while in India, the government’s political and social goals that are linked to its nationalist agenda will increasingly compete with its economic priorities. As pro-business policies give way to nationalism, foreign businesses will have to adapt to this shift in policymaking if they want to play the long game in these markets.

Anti-corruption drives were – and are likely to remain – a key focus of the government administrations in these countries. However, inconsistent enforcement have led to risks of political tokenism aimed at making an example of corruption enforcement, empowering anti-corruption agencies to selectively target businesses unfairly. This significantly heightens compliance risks for businesses and their in-house counsels.

A strong mandate for ruling parties also brings expectations for substantive reforms, but these are not necessarily the best for businesses. Sweeping reforms and erratic policy-making have shown to be the most disruptive for businesses as they are not able to make business plans and commit resources, raising regulatory and operational risks.

Join Andrew Macintosh, Partner at Control Risks, and our panel of country experts, Pratyush Rao – Associate Director & Lead Analyst for India, Harrison Cheng – Associate Director & Lead Analyst for Thailand, and Achmad Sukarsono – Senior Analyst & Lead Analyst for Indonesia, as they discuss how such shifts in policies and regulations can affect business operations and the role that general counsel play. They will also draw on their experiences and share case studies of how some companies have managed similar changes. This will be a conversational and interactive panel session where the audience are welcome to ask questions and join the discussion.

Speaker Profiles

Andrew Macintosh

Partner

Control Risks

Andrew Macintosh is the Partner leading Control Risks’ Asia Pacific practices covering forensics and technology solutions, and is based in Singapore. Andrew leads a team which specialises in investigations, dispute support, forensic accounting, data analytics, eDiscovery and digital forensics.

Andrew has particular expertise in leading on matters involving internal and independent investigations for companies subject to investigation by authorities across multiple jurisdictions, and leads on large, complex matters involving technology and cyber-security issues.

Andrew has previously held a number of roles with Control Risks in Asia, working in offices in India, China and Australia. In these roles, he focused on the delivery of complex investigative, crisis management, integrity due diligence, business intelligence, litigation support and problem-solving projects for clients around the world. 

Before joining Control Risks, Andrew was an intelligence analyst, and then a senior technical officer for the New South Wales Crime Commission. While with the Commission, Andrew was involved in extensive investigations of organised domestic and international criminal activity.

Andrew holds bachelor’s degree in arts (politics and international relations) and master’s in international relations from the Macquarie University, Australia. He has completed the Charles Sturt University Investigators Course and holds Certificate III in Investigative Services and Certificate IV in Security and Risk Management. Andrew is certified to conduct mobile telephone forensics and general forensics equipment.

Pratyush Rao

Associate Director

Control Risks

Pratyush Rao is an Associate Director for India and South Asia. He provides research and analysis of political, security and regulatory developments in South Asia, and their implications for clients' commercial activities in the region. He is a regular contributor to Control Risks’ online platform CORE, and conducts bespoke consulting projects.

Prior to joining Control Risks, Pratyush worked for the British High Commission in New Delhi as a Senior Political Adviser and provided analysis and policy advice on issues pertaining to India-Pakistan relations. In addition to this, he also led the High Commission's political engagement work in the sensitive Indian-administered-Kashmir (IaK) region.

Pratyush has also worked for BBC Monitoring, the open-source intelligence wing of the BBC, where he tracked key developments spanning South and East Asia. He holds an MSc in Global Politics from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi. He is fluent in three Indian languages including Hindi, Odia and Telugu.

Harrison Cheng

Associate Director

Control Risks

Harrison is an Associate Director based in Control Risks’ Singapore office. He provides analysis and research on Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and Singapore for Control Risks’ CORE service, as well as for in-depth bespoke reports.

Harrison has worked on projects such as pre-market entry assessments for foreign companies seeking to enter various sectors in Malaysia, which focused on political, regulatory, operational and security risks as well as identification of key stakeholders. He has also provided bespoke assessment of political drivers for regulatory developments and direct implications on a client's interests in a sector, as well as investigations on behalf of foreign companies operating in Malaysia and Thailand which faced or were concerned about threats of violence, regulatory harassment and political interference issued by local partners.

Harrison previously worked as a senior South-East Asia analyst at the Ministry of Defence in Singapore. Harrison holds a Master’s degree in Social Sciences and a Bachelor’s (Honours) degree in Political Science from the National University of Singapore.

Achmad Sukarsono

Senior Analyst

Control Risks

Achmad Sukarsono is based in Control Risks’ Singapore office and provides analysis on Indonesia and Malaysia for Control Risks’ CORE service, as well as more in-depth, bespoke consultancy support.

Achmad was previously a London-based Asia analyst at political risk consultancy Eurasia Group where his work included weekly monitoring briefs on Malaysian politics, advising Japanese clients on Indonesian politics through Tokyo road trips, assessments on the labour situation in Indonesia, mapping the alcohol debate in predominantly Muslim Indonesia and Malaysia for a food & beverage company and in-depth reports on the oil sector in Indonesia and Malaysia.

Before joining the political risk industry, Achmad worked as a Southeast Asia analyst for the International Crisis Group, a global think-tank on conflict issues for three years and as a Jakarta-based journalist for international news organisations for a decade. Achmad’s comments on Indonesia and Malaysia have appeared on Bloomberg, Reuters, Wall Street Journal and Financial Times.

Achmad holds a Master of Arts degree in Global and Comparative Politics from Queen Mary University of London and a Bachelor of Social Sciences degree in International Relations from the University of Indonesia, where he joined the 1998 student movement that helped overthrow the Suharto authoritarian regime.  

Luminance-SCCA Practice Innovation Workshop

Event Overview

The programme comprises presentations by WongPartnership and Luminance about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and other legal technology tools in the legal industry, a breakout discussion segment for participants to explore opportunities for improvement in their document review workflows, and a panel conversation discussing the firm’s journey in the adoption of legal technology such as Luminance and other tools.

In-house legal teams will gain a broad overview of the areas of practice where legal technology tools are emerging, insight into how AI and other legal technology tools can empower workflow and how legal innovation efforts can help to reduce costs and increase operational efficiencies.

As part of this seminar, there will be a breakout discussion segment for participants to explore opportunities for improvement in their document review workflows. Please share with us the pain points that you encounter in your document review workflow to help us better facilitate the discussions. Please e-mail secretariat@scca.org.sg with your points.

Event Content

• How the use of legal technology tools such as Luminance enhances WongPartnership’s value proposition to in-house legal teams
• Challenges faced by in-house teams in their day-to-day document review workflows and opportunities for improvement 
• Case studies by Luminance for how in-house legal teams can leverage AI technology like Luminance to review documents more efficiently

Programme

2:30pm - 3:00pm   Registration

3:00pm - 3:20pm   WongPartnership's approach to legal technology

3:20pm - 3:35pm   Luminance introduction & demo

3:35pm - 4:05pm   Panel conversation with WongPartnership & Luminance

4:05pm - 4:30pm   Break

4:30pm - 5:20pm   Breakout sessions

5:20pm - 5:45pm   Q&A

5:45pm - 6:00pm   Closing remarks

Speaker Profiles

Clementine Fox

Head of Account Management

Luminance

Clementine is Head of Account Management at Luminance, the artificial intelligence platform for the legal profession. She is responsible for managing and overseeing Luminance clients across the globe, as well as leading adoption and strategic planning for implementation of the platform.

She was admitted as a solicitor (not currently practicing) in the Supreme Court of Queensland, Australia in 2016. Prior to joining Luminance, Clementine worked as an analyst at the Australian Department of Defence. She has also completed a secondment to the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Thomas Chuang

Legal Product Expert

Luminance

Thomas is a Legal Product Expert in the Singapore office of Luminance, the leading artificial intelligence platform for the legal profession. He started his career practicing as a commercial litigation associate before joining the business development team at an international law firm, where he supported business development and marketing activities throughout Southeast Asia. He now works with firms and corporates across the Asia-Pacific region to implement and roll out Luminance’s artificial intelligence and machine learning technology across various teams.

Lam Chung Nian

Partner, Head – Intellectual Property, Technology & Media, Telecommunications and Data Protection Practices

WongPartnership

Lam Chung Nian heads the IP/TMT practice at WongPartnership LLP. On the technology front, he has extensive experience representing clients across various industries advising on technology, cybersecurity, cloud computing, fintech, data protection projects. He is also part of the team spearheading the various legal technology initiatives undertaken by the firm.

He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb) and has been appointed as an IP Adjudicator at the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) as well as to various IP panels by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC). 

He is also the Co-Chair of the International Bar Association's Communications Law Committee, and the Vice President of the Asian Patent Attorney Association (Singapore Chapter).

National Day Empathy Project - An Excursion to the Bicentennial Experience

Event Overview

SCCA alongside the Centre For Domstic Employees (CDE) will be assisting a group of distressed foreign domestic workers (FDW) who may not be able to continue employment due to disputes, unfair treatment etc. The objective of the activities seeks to uplift the spirits of these FDWs through the celebration of Singapore’s National Day festivities.

About the Bicentennial Experience

The visit will begin with the Time Traveller which is a timed and guided audio-visual experience within the Fort Canning Centre that will take one hour. This will be followed by the Pathfinder, a free and easy experience comprising interactive pavilions within the greenery of Fort Gate where visitors will spend another 30 minutes or more.

Programme for Volunteers

27th July Sat 2019     

9.00am - 12:00pm     Volunteers to meet at SCCA's office to pack goody bags

Kindly e-mail secretariat@scca.org.sg if you wish to volunteer on 27 July 2019.

3rd August Sat 2019

11.00am - 11:30am     Depart from SCCA to CDE - with Goody bags

11.30am - 12:00pm     Arrive at CDE & Introduction

12.00pm - 1.00pm       Meet and mingle with FDWs/Distribute goodie-bags/Lunch

1.00pm - 1:30pm         Depart for Fort Canning Centre

1.30pm - 1:50pm         Arrive at Fort Canning Centre - Check-in

1.50pm - 3.00pm         Start of the Bicentennial Experience

3.00pm - 3.30pm         Explore exhibits at Fort Gate

3.30pm Onwards          End of Bicentennial Experience & Coach departs for CDE

Fort Canning Centre

5 Cox Terrace, Singapore 179620

First Thursday in Celebration of National Day

First Thursday in August

Celebrate the 54th year of Singapore's independence by joining us at Chimi's for a National Day fiesta! Enjoy extended happy hour promotions till 8:00pm and toast to the many amazing achievements of Singapore.

Grab a friend and we look forward to having a drink with you!

*This event is on a cash bar basis

National Day Promotion

• First 5 revelers to attend the event will receive 50% off membership fees.
• The next 5 will receive complimentary seminar coupons valid for 30 days.

Clauses That Courted More Trouble

*This event is strictly for in-house counsel only

Seminar Overview

An under-estimated role of in-house counsel is to anticipate problems and help the organization steer clear of disputes.  Avoiding clauses that court trouble is fundamental to that role.  There are invaluable lessons and practical tips to be learned from the mistakes made by others who found themselves on the brink of disputes and the less-fortunate who ended up being embroiled in legal proceedings.

Seminar Content

An analysis of a variety of clauses from real life examples and which are of general applicability to organisations: what went wrong, what was overlooked in the drafting process and how it could have been avoided.  The seminar is a sequel to the one conducted in 2018: Clauses That Courted Trouble.

Speaker Profile

Marina Chin

Joint Managing Partner and Co-Head of Disputes, TKQP

E: marinachin@tkqp.com.sg

T: +65 6496 9510

W: www.tkqp.com.sg

Recognized as a leading lawyer in her field of practice, Marina has advised market participants on disputes and general business matters across a broad spectrum of industry sectors in Asia.

Marina speaks and writes on litigation/arbitration related topics regularly.  As a testament to her expertise and the respect she commands in the legal community, Marina was invited to contribute to three important publications for litigators:

• The Singapore Court Practice;
• Singapore Precedents of Pleadings; and
• Commercial Litigation in Singapore.

Marina is the recipient of the Euromoney Legal Media Group Asia Women in Business Law Awards 2016 – Best in Dispute Resolution award.  In addition, she is ranked as a Recommended Lawyer for Dispute Resolution, and Restructuring and Insolvency by The Legal 500 Asia Pacific.  Marina is also recognized as one of the leading lawyers in the fields of Arbitration and Mediation by the Best Lawyers, 2019.