Attorney Discipline Decisions and Pending Cases

The Indiana Supreme Court published its latest listing of attorney disciplinary decisions and pending cases. The update includes 23 new or amended orders spanning cause numbers from 21S-DI-44 through 26S-DI-11, covering the period from February 2026 back to August 2025. Notable recent entries include disciplinary matters involving Robert S. Partenheimer, Timmy J. Brown, and Jeffrey C. Eggers.

Indiana Attorney Discipline Orders and Pending Cases List

The Indiana Supreme Court published its latest listing of attorney disciplinary orders and pending cases. Recent final orders include discipline against attorneys such as Robert S. Partenheimer (Cause No. 26S-DI-11), Timmy J. Brown (Cause No. 26S-DI-3), and Jeffrey C. Eggers (Cause No. 25S-DI-353), among approximately 20 total dispositions ranging from August 2025 through February 2026. The Disciplinary Commission investigates misconduct allegations, with final discipline issued by the Supreme Court.

Singapore and Indonesia Courts Sign MOU on Cross-Border Insolvency Cooperation

The Supreme Court of Singapore and Supreme Court of Indonesia signed a Memorandum of Understanding on March 30, 2026, to enhance cross-border communication and cooperation in insolvency proceedings. The MOU establishes liaison points and builds upon the ASEAN Model Framework for Communication and Cooperation approved in November 2025. This follows similar bilateral arrangements with Malaysia (2021) and the Philippines (2025).

Chief Justice Menon maritime arbitration lecture on commercial justice

Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon of Singapore delivered the Cedric Barclay Memorial Lecture at the 23rd International Maritime Arbitration Congress, exploring the relationship between maritime arbitration and the transnational commercial justice system across historical, current, and future perspectives.

Scam Alert: Fake SG Courts Orders and Fund Transfers

Singapore Courts issued a scam alert on March 17, 2026 warning the public about fraudulent court orders demanding fund transfers. The advisory clarifies that legitimate court orders do not include unsolicited payment instructions via messaging apps, mismatched agency branding, or urgent threats of arrest. The public is directed to verify documents through the Authentic Court Orders portal.

President appoints two new High Court judges

The President of Singapore appointed Judicial Commissioners Mohamed Faizal Mohamed Abdul Kadir and Sushil Sukumaran Nair as Judges of the High Court, effective 9 March 2026. Faizal previously served as Deputy Chief Prosecutor in the Criminal Justice Division, while Nair brings 35 years of private practice experience specializing in Asia Pacific restructuring work at Drew & Napier LLC. With these appointments, the Supreme Court now has 35 Judges and 26 International Judges.

eLitigation Helpdesk and Service Bureau Transition to TECQ

The Singapore Judiciary announced transition of its eLitigation Helpdesk and Service Bureau operations to Toppan Ecquaria (TECQ) starting 2 April 2026. The transition includes extended operating hours at physical counters at both Supreme Court and State Courts, with State Courts now offering evening service until 6:00pm on weekdays. New contact details and appointment booking URLs will be provided for the transitioned services.

Friends of Gillingham v South Norfolk District Council - Planning Permission Challenge

The England and Wales High Court (Planning Court) issued judgment in Friends of Gillingham CIC v South Norfolk District Council [2026] EWHC 777 (Admin), determining whether to grant permission for judicial review of a planning permission grant. The case concerns allegations that the Council failed to properly consult on amended planning documents for roadside services expansion including battery energy storage facilities submitted by Todhunter Limited. Case No: AC-2025-LON-003091.

Bennett v Environment Agency - Nuclear Water Abstraction Judicial Review

The England and Wales High Court issued judgment in Bennett v Environment Agency [2026] EWHC 778 (Admin), dismissing the Claimant's renewed application for permission to commence judicial review of the Environment Agency's decision to grant Sellafield Limited an abstraction licence for water removal at the Sellafield nuclear site. The licence was granted on 12 May 2025 until 31 March 2032 to facilitate construction of the Box Encapsulation Plant Product Stores (BEPPS 2). The court rejected arguments that the EA failed to properly assess environmental impacts of the water abstraction and discharge into the Irish Sea.

Secretary of State v James - Director Disqualification Under CDDA 1986

The England and Wales High Court (Chancery Division) disqualified three directors of ES Manufacturing Ltd under section 6 of the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986. Helen James, Christopher James, and Nigel James were found unfit to be concerned in the management of a company following the company's insolvency and winding-up order. The Secretary of State for Business and Trade brought the claim, represented by the Insolvency Service.