BR Law was formerly known as Bernard & Rada Law Corporation.

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Our team of seasoned lawyers are passionate about helping you resolve disputes, achieve business goals, and plan for the future while taking care of yourself and your family in the present.

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What We Do

For over 30 years our people have forged a reputation for championing our clients’ interests. We’ve represented major corporations, emerging enterprises and prominent families and individuals, sharing the belief that experience and empathy go hand in hand. Because we often work with small and medium enterprises, we understand the importance of corporate services that are competitively priced. Thats why we’re able to deliver value to our clients.

We celebrate a culture of prevailing against the odds.

Bernard Doray

Managing Director

Why We're Different

As our firm is driven by experienced partners rather than associates, we offer high-level representation and accessible legal expertise with a personal touch. Our founding partners have steadily built a comprehensive practice beyond litigation. We now offer a spectrum of legal and legal-related services including estate planning, corporate secretarial, and secure document storage services.

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Whatever your cause, we bring a world of legal services and a wealth of experience in your corner. 

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News Highlights

14 December 2018

Disputes Amongst Beneficiaries On Death Of A Family Member

Foo Soon Yien

​In the administration of an estate, disputes may arise between the executor and the beneficiaries. While some disputes may be resolved by agreements between the parties, others may result in the delay of the administration of the estate. If an agreement cannot be reached and the dispute persists, the question is if it is appropriate for an executor of an estate to commence an action seeking orders or directions from the court to finalise the administration of the estate.

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13 December 2018

Joint Accounts in Death Cases

Foo Soon Yien

Y, a mother of five children, added one of her children X’s name into her sole named bank account, thus converting the account into a joint account (“the Joint Account”). When Y added X’s name into her sole named bank account, the Authorisation Form contained this clause: “In the event of death, the rule of survivorship shall apply to the Joint Account and the Bank shall be authorised to dispose of the balance in the Joint Account as the property of or to the order of the survivor(s)…” Y subsequently passed away intestate. The main issue arising from this fact scenario was whether, upon the death of Y, the monies in the joint account belonged to the Estate of Y or to X by the right of survivorship.

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