Totoro in Trouble? Assessing the Legal Implications of AI-Generated Ghibli Images
Since the launch of OpenAI’s GPT-4o image generation in March 2025, AI-generated images replicating Studio Ghibli’s signature hand-drawn aesthetic have flooded social media. Critics warn that generative AI could threaten artists’ livelihoods, while others see it as a potential collaborative
The 4R Decision Framework — A Lawyer’s Guide to Deciding When (NOT) to Use AI
The legal profession, long defined by its reliance on human expertise and established precedents, is undergoing a seismic shift with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). AI-powered tools such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Harvey, and other advanced platforms are reshaping legal
Technology Basics – Part 4: Connecting with Clarity
Mastering Zoom Like a Pro Welcome to the fourth instalment of the “Technology Basics” series, brought to you by the Law Society’s Representation and Law Reform department. This series aims to offer lawyers practical tips on how to make the most
The Ideal Law Firm Partner?
The aftermath of COVID-19 and the rise of generative AI are changing law firm partners' roles and redefining the qualities of an ideal partner. Should law firms rethink performance metrics, leadership and essential skills? The Changing Landscape: Catalysts for Redefining the Partner
Get Inspired! Law Practices and Their Tech Adoption Journey
LegalWorks Law Corporation’s Transition to Legal Tech Excellence As the legal profession navigates an increasingly digital landscape, firms across the sector are rethinking how technology can help streamline operations, improve client service, and ensure business continuity. One such success story comes
The YLC-NYLPC Exchange 2025
On 21-22 March 2025, a delegation of 11 from the Young Lawyers Committee (YLC) of the Law Society of Singapore had the privilege of embarking on its inaugural exchange programme with the National Young Lawyers and Pupils Committee (NYLPC) of
Musings of a Construction Lawyer
Prior to joining legal practice in 1992, I had served in various positions in the Singapore Legal Service. When I first entered practice, I was doing general commercial litigation at a large law firm. I was first assigned to a
Fiat Justitia: The Bar in a Developmental State
Introduction The Law Society's first two decades – between 1967 and 1987 – were its most eventful and tumultuous. Not only did the Society have to cope with the many changes in the profession that were wrought by Singapore's economic and
“Don’t be Afraid to Give of Yourself”
Interview with Vivienne Lim, Deputy Chairman of Pro Bono SG In January 2025, Ms Vivienne Lim Hui Bian, became the first female Deputy Chair of Pro Bono SG. This accomplished lawyer, mother of four, and community leader, shared the life experiences
Disciplinary Tribunal Reports
Pursuant to section 93(5) of the Legal Profession Act, the Council of the Law Society is required to publish the findings and determination of the Disciplinary Tribunal in the Singapore Law Gazette or in such other media as the Council