CNPLaw LLP advised Schoolber Pte Ltd on website terms of use and privacy policy

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CNPLaw LLP advised Schoolber Pte Ltd on website terms of use and privacy policy


Date Published: 18 October 2016


The Team Advising on The Transaction: Wong Pei Ling and Lorraine Liew.




 

CNPLaw LLP (“CNP”), formerly known as Colin Ng & Partners LLP, advised Schoolber Pte Ltd, a ride-sharing app service provider, on their website terms of use and privacy policy.

 

CNPLaw’s Data Protection and Security Lawyers

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    Pei-Ling has over 23 years of legal experience and has advised clients with Malaysian and Singaporean interests on their cross-border transactions, joint ventures, investments, commercial and technology agreements. Pei-Ling is recognised as a recommended lawyer for Banking and Finance by the Legal 500 Asia Pacific for 2021.



    With the prevalence of technology and increasing connectivity through the internetcybersecurity and data protection are areas that have grown more important in Singapore.

    Since the introduction of the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (“PDPA), it is mandatory for organisations to comply with data protection rules and we strive to help our clients understand that compliance with the PDPA is no longer an option.

    At CNPLaw, we have worked with our clients and helped them navigate through a variety of data protection issues, which include:

    • Reviewing existing policies in order to advise on our client’s compliance with the law
    • Highlighting possible legal risk areas
    • Drafting appropriate documents including personal data protection policies and website terms of use.

    We also advise our corporate clients in relation to ad hoc queries on potential breaches of the law and the PDPA, and highlight data protection issues that may arise in the context of employment or HR policies.





    Every business involves an amalgam of various stakeholders, such as investors, shareholders and directors. Ideally, each of these stakeholders should have a common vision of what is best for the company. However, this is rarely the case when individual interests are factored into the equation.

    Stakeholder conflicts (regarding issues such as breaches of fiduciary dutiesderivative actionsshareholder oppressionmanagement deadlocksmanagement compensationdividend payments and buy-outs) can be a thorny issue and can leave a company crippled if not addressed promptly.

    Given the diversity of interests at play, we appreciate that a multi-faceted approach is usually the most cost-efficient method of resolving stakeholder conflicts. Therefore, we provide clients with ready access to an integrated team of lawyers (combining the experience of our corporate, dispute resolution and employment law practices where applicable) who will effectively engage the relevant stakeholders in discussions on how best to resolve their differences amicably.

    More often than not, clients are able to avoid costly protracted court proceedings and resolve stakeholder conflicts with discretion and expediency.





    At CNPLaw, we understand that the current rapid advances in technology are significantly disrupting the way businesses operate and forcing them to evolve to stay relevant. In this fast-changing world, our clients will need lawyers that they can rely on to help them navigate the challenges and stay ahead of the technology game.

    Our technology law team constantly monitors the latest technological developments and assesses how they might impact our clients’ businesses. Our mission is to help our clients respond to and embrace these changes to enable them to thrive in this new environment.

    We provide our clients with end-to-end, intuitive advice on all forms of technology and e-commerce related transactions.