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Jiun Ean Ban, chief executive of Maxwell Chambers in Singapore, recently sat down with Legal 500 senior research editor Allan Cohen to share the story of h

Miramar, Florida was once again the epicenter of all things Caribbean all courtesy of this year’s 21st installment of the tasty Grace Jamaican Jerk Food Festival.

Learn more in The News & Observer’s weekly roundup of higher ed news about how some UNC trustees responded to a speaker’s comments about the university’s admissions policies.

Maxwell Chambers willed $250,000 and five slaves to Davidson College. That gift helped the college remain open in the 1850s.

Davidson College releases an account of the ties between Maxwell Chambers and the college, and details its work on understanding the college’s history regarding slavery and expanding its commitment to education and reconciliation efforts in the present and future. Learn more.

President Doug Hicks said removing Maxwell Chambers’ name would “erase the first 25 years of our history.”

I’m proud Davidson grappled with its ties to slavery, but saddened by this missed opportunity | Opinion

IAMC Hyderabad and Singapore International Mediation Centre entered a Memorandum of Understanding at Maxwell Chambers in Singapore. The signing ceremony took place in the presence of Justice N V...

Adrian Tan continued in his role despite undergoing treatment for cancer

Ben Rigby reports on LIDW’s opening day featuring keynotes on aspects of arbitration and a tech study