by Azmul Haque and Shaktibhushan Shukla As tax authorities globally intensify their focus on economic substance, treaty-based investment structures are facing heightened scrutiny. Against this backdrop, this article analyses the Indian Supreme Court’s decision in Tiger Global–Flipkart (15 January 2026) and its implications for treaty entitlement, including the evidentiary limits of tax residency certificates, the narrowing scope of grandfathering protection, and the expandin

How do you succeed in Asia from day one? Bull and Digital Norway invite you to a seminar with real-world cases and expert insights on China and Singapore—covering business culture, key formalities, local hiring, and the legal and commercial decisions from market entry to scaling. For more information visit: https://www.bull.no/en/events/doing-business-in-asia-eng

Retrenchment in the spotlight: Lessons for Singapore employers from Jetstar case and beyond  explores how recent workforce reductions—highlighted by the high-profile retrenchment following Jetstar Asia’s operational closure—have brought renewed focus on best practices for managing layoffs in Singapore. The piece, featuring insights from Azmul Haque (Managing Director) and Syma Zainab (Counsel) of Collyer Law LLC , underscores that while meeting statutory obligations (such as

Change, when done with intention, is more than a design choice — it is a quiet declaration of who we are becoming. At Collyer, we’ve always taken pride in evolving with our clients and with the industries we serve, and today, we’re pleased to share the next step in that evolution: our new logo. This refresh isn’t about chasing trends or simply updating our look. It’s about expressing, more clearly and confidently, the values that have guided us from the very beginning — clari

Collyer Law is delighted to once again be the Singapore contributor for Panoramic : Technology M&A , a publication by  Lexology , covering 14 prominent jurisdictions including France, Germany, India, Japan, Switzerland, and the United States . The 2026 Singapore chapter is authored by  Azmul Haque , Ashley Chew, and Shakti Shukla . Here is how Lexology describes the publication: Panoramic Guide (formerly Getting the Deal Through) enabling side-by-side comparison of local ins