In Claude we trust: Confidentiality in the GenAI era
Revisiting the Scope of Confidentiality in the Generative AI Era Introduction Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Claude Skills. Claude creeps its way into almost any conversation involving Generative AI (GenAI) in the legal community these days. That said, it wasn’t too long ago
AI Prompts and the Fragility of Legal Professional Privilege
Abstract: This article examines how generative AI may undermine legal professional privilege under Singapore law. It argues that prompts and exchanges with AI systems are unlikely, by themselves, to attract legal advice privilege because they are not communications with legal
Bridging Law and Social Service
Ethical and Practical Considerations in Interdisciplinary Family Practice In family disputes, it is common for there to be underlying issues that involve fractured relationships trauma, child welfare, parenting difficulties, mental health concerns, family stress and violence. In complex situations, it is
3 Common Pitfalls in IP Protection
Intellectual property (“IP”) issues are often viewed as largely administrative or procedural matters. In practice, however, effective IP protection frequently requires a more nuanced and specialised assessment. This article discusses three recurring pitfalls commonly encountered in trade mark and broader IP
Science Fiction, Real Liability: Legal Risks of AI in HR
Abstract The growing use of artificial intelligence (“AI”) in human resources (“HR”) presents new legal challenges for employers in Singapore. While AI enhances efficiency and consistency, its role in recruitment, disciplinary decisions, and dismissal raises concerns under existing employment laws. Further,
Grounds for Concern: Fair Use, Terms of Use and the Grist for AI
Much ink has been spilled about copyright and AI. Almost all of it pools in two places: the works used as model training data, and the works that models generate as potentially and allegedly infringing output [ref]David Tan, “The Best
Fiat Justitia: The Law Society in the New Millennium and Its New Home
The Law Society's New Home Tracey Yeo, 'Southward Ho! A Permanent Home Close to the River', Singapore Law Gazette, Jun 1999, at 4 Following the footsteps of Singapore's pioneers, the Law Society of Singapore has laid down its roots close to the
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