Category: Technology & Digital Economy
Judging the Lion’s Pit 2026
Our director, Lim Seng Siew, was Chief Lion, ie Chief Judge, of the Lion’s Pit 2026. The Lion’s Pit is part of Techlaw.Fest 2026, an event organised by the Singapore Academy of Law and the Singapore Ministry of Law. The Lion’s Pit is a legaltech innovation competition where participants will compete to develop solutions to…
OTP Law’s Lim Seng Siew to Judge The Lion’s Pit at TechLaw.Fest 2026
Lim Seng Siew, Director at OTP Law Corporation, will serve as a judge for The Lion’s Pit, a legaltech innovation competition at TechLaw.Fest 2026. Join our Mr Lim on 10 September 2026, 4:30 pm at Sands Expo and Convention Centre Singapore. About The Lion’s Pit The Lion’s Pit is a legaltech innovation competition where participants…
Singapore’s Public Consultation on AI and Intellectual Property: What Businesses Need to Know
On 26 August 2026, the Ministry of Law (MinLaw) and the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) opened a public consultation on how Singapore’s intellectual property regime should respond to artificial intelligence. The consultation runs until 5pm on 22 October 2026 and covers two areas of law: copyright and patents. Businesses that develop, deploy or…
AI and the Singapore Lawyer 6: From Experiment to Practice—Your Firm’s Strategic AI Roadmap
Intentional, documented integration transforms isolated technological experiments into a sustainable competitive advantage and a robust defensive posture.
Singapore Tightens Rules on Social Media Advertisers and Messaging Platforms Under New Scam Codes
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has issued three new Codes of Practice under the Online Criminal Harms Act, requiring social media platforms to verify advertisers, messaging apps to flag unknown contacts, and e-commerce platforms to strengthen login safeguards, with most requirements taking effect by 31 January 2027. What Did the Police Announce? On 17 August…
AI and the Singapore Lawyer 5 (Supplementary): AI and the Value of Time-Redefining Billing
As AI separates “time spent” from “value delivered,” the modern practitioner must shift from being a vendor of hours to a provider of high-stakes legal outcomes.
AI and the Singapore Lawyer 5: Beyond Efficiency—Harnessing AI for Enhanced Client Service
The article discusses the shift from efficiency to efficacy in legal practice through the use of AI, emphasising enhanced client engagement, clearer communication, thoughtful work products, and expanded access, ultimately improving legal services.
Navigating Singapore’s AI Landscape: Governance and Legal Responsibilities
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the business world, offering unprecedented opportunities for innovation and efficiency. However, with these advancements come complex legal and ethical considerations, particularly concerning governance, data protection, and accountability. In Singapore, as businesses increasingly adopt AI technologies, understanding the regulatory landscape is crucial to ensure compliance and mitigate risks. Three guidance…
AI and the Singapore Lawyer 4: Risk and Responsibility—A Practical Framework for AI Adoption
This article outlines the risks associated with Generative AI in legal practice, presenting a Risk & Responsibility Framework to ensure compliance with professional standards, particularly in Singapore’s legal landscape.
Singapore’s Proposed Digital Infrastructure Bill: What Businesses Need to Know
Singapore’s Digital Infrastructure Bill up for consultation.
Singapore’s Online Safety Framework: What do OSC, POHA, OSRA and OCHA Mean?
Online harassment, doxxing, and harmful digital content affect employees navigating cyberbullying in Singapore, business owners managing coordinated smear campaigns, and families dealing with the fallout of harmful online content.
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AI and the Singapore Lawyer 3 (Supplemental): Preserving the Sacred Seal—Confidentiality and Privilege in the AI Era
The article dives into using AI in law while respecting confidentiality obligations. It covers different AI tool types, data handling, and the need for a firm-wide policy to ensure compliance and secure client data.
