Webinar Topics

Protect Yourself – How to Spot and Avoid Scams
22 September 2025, Monday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Scams are getting harder to spot and easier to fall for. Criminals are using more convincing tactics to steal your money, data, and identity — from fake job offers and phishing links to investment fraud and impersonation calls.

Join our expert panel as they break down how scams really work, what to look out for, and what you can do to protect yourself and those around you.

Moderator
Eunice Chua, CEO, Financial Industry Disputes Resolution Centre (FIDReC)

Speakers
Victoria Ting, Associate Director, Setia Law LLC
Weijian Low, Deputy Director (ODP), Monetary Authority of Singapore
James Lim, CEO, Centre for Cybersecurity Institute 

They will walk you through real case examples, explain key legal protections, and offer simple steps you can take to stay one step ahead. Whether you’ve been targeted before or just want to stay informed, this session will equip you with practical, clear-headed tools to stay safe.

Marriage & Divorce – Understanding Your Rights (Civil Law)
24 September 2025, Wednesday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Marriage comes with rights and obligations, from spousal and child maintenance to protection from family violence. But what happens when relationships break down? This webinar will guide you through both the responsibilities within a marriage and what to expect in the unfortunate event if divorce becomes necessary.

Moderator
Karishma Galliara, Legal Manager, Reliance Global Energy Services (Singapore) Pte. Ltd

Speakers
Yap Teong Liang, Director, TL Yap Law Chambers LLC
Yeow Ming Zhen, Assistant Director, Strategic Development, Family Services, Methodist Welfare Services

The session will cover marital rights and obligations, protection from family violence, legal grounds for divorce, and the therapeutic justice approach that focuses on de-escalating conflict and prioritising children’s welfare in divorce proceedings. Panellists will also address how ancillary matters such as asset division, child custody, care and control, and maintenance are resolved, along with where to seek legal and social support.

Whether you are thinking about divorce, in the middle of one, or simply want to understand your rights and options, this session will provide guidance and resources to help you land on surer footing for your next steps.

Workplace Rights & Responsibilities
25 September 2025, Thursday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Singapore’s employment landscape is shifting fast. New laws like the Workplace Fairness Legislation, changes in leave entitlements, and the reshaping of how we work, hire, and manage.

Whether you’re an employee trying to understand your rights, or an employer looking to stay compliant, this session will walk you through what’s changing—and what it means for you.

Moderator
Kelvin Kwek, Former Regional General Counsel, Fortune 50 MNC

Speakers
Toh Wei Yi, Partner, Litigation and Dispute Management, Head, Employment, Harry Elias Partnership LLP
Patrick Tay, Assistant Secretary-General, NTUC

They’ll cover key developments including flexible work arrangements, fair hiring practices under the new Workplace Fairness Legislation, and changes to leave entitlements such as increased paternity and unpaid infant care leave. The session will also address what employees should know about their rights during retrenchments, terminations, and company restructuring. For employers, the speakers will discuss compliance obligations and how to adapt HR practices to meet evolving expectations. Whether you’re navigating these changes from a business or employee perspective, this webinar will help you understand the legal shifts and how to respond effectively.

Stay informed, stay prepared. Learn how to navigate the evolving world of work with confidence.

Neighbours in Dispute – What Are My Legal Options?
26 September 2025, Friday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Living close to others can sometimes lead to tension — noise complaints, boundary issues, blocked corridors, or difficult neighbours. If you’re unsure how to handle these problems or what your rights are, this session will walk you through your legal and practical options.

Moderator
Chiang Ming Yu, Advisor, Labyrinthine Systems Pte Ltd

Speakers
Melvin Loh, Counsel, Peter Loh Chambers LLC
Katherine Yap, Founder, Rafa Mediation

Find out how the law addresses common neighbour disputes and when mediation might be the better route. The speakers will share real cases and useful strategies to manage difficult situations without escalating them. Whether you’re facing a problem now or just want to be better informed, you’ll leave with clear, actionable advice on how to resolve disputes and protect your peace of mind.

Marriage & Divorce – Understanding Your Rights (Syariah Law)
29 September 2025, Monday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Thinking about divorce under Syariah law or already going through the process? Not sure what to expect from the Syariah Court, or what support is available to you? This session will explain your rights, the legal process, and the social resources that can guide you through this journey.

Moderator
Jannelle Lau, Senior Legal Counsel, DSV

Speakers
Ahmad Nizam Abbas, Managing Director, Crescent Law Chambers
Muhammad Al-Hakim Abdul Kadir, Assistant Senior Social Worker, PPIS FAM@FSC

The session will cover the grounds of divorce, how divorce works under Syariah law in Singapore and important issues such as nafkah, custody, care and control of children and the division of matrimonial assets. Speakers will also share guidance on navigating the Syariah Court process, managing the emotional and family impact, and accessing legal aid, counselling, and community support.

Whether you are just starting to consider your options or are already in the process, this session will provide clarity and resources to help you make informed, confident decisions.

Social Media & the Law – Post with Prudence
1 October 2025, Wednesday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Social media is a powerful tool for branding, business growth and community engagement, but what you post, share, or promote can have real legal consequences. From running ads to working with influencers, handling online reviews, or managing customers’ personal data on social media posts, understanding the legal dos and don’ts is essential for your small business or community organisation and anyone who manages content online.

Moderator
Andrew Lee, Associate General Counsel, Asia (excluding China), Kaplan (Singapore)

Speakers
Fong Wei Li, Managing Director, Forward Legal LLC
Cho Pei Lin, Managing Director, APRW / District Councillor, SouthWest CDC

This session will explore data protection obligations when handling customer information on social media posts, best practices for engaging influencers with clear terms, key regulations on social media marketing and advertising standards in Singapore, how to manage customer reviews and feedback responsibly, and common pitfalls to avoid such as defamation, harassment and copyright infringement.

Whether you are a content creator, small business owner, community organisation or social media professional, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge to post with confidence and prudence.

Legal Toolkit for Ground-Up Community Action
6 October 2025, Monday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Thinking of starting your own volunteer initiative now that the year-end holidays are near? Starting a ground-up project or a volunteer initiative? Whether you’re organising goodwill projects, running a community programme for stray cats, or deciding to mingle with the elderly folks in your neighbourhood, understanding the legal basics and where you can find help can amplify the impact that you have with your volunteer initiative. Let’s protect your work and run it sustainably.

Moderator
Gabriel Li, Vice President (Legal), Kredivo Group 

Speakers
Benjamin Goh, Director, Dispute Resolution, Drew & Napier LLC
Jonathan Ley, Director, Community Networks and Partnerships, Temasek Foundation
Michele Wooi, Deputy Director, Segment and Market Development, National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre (NVPC)

This session will cover key legal considerations for ground-up initiatives, equipping you with the skills to spot issues before they arise, such as setting up a legal entity, managing funds, working with volunteers, handling personal data, and dealing with potential liabilities. The panel will also discuss what resources and groups can support your participation and grant you tools that will supercharge your efforts. If you’re involved in building a volunteer project from the ground up, this session will equip you with practical legal knowledge to strengthen your impact and stay out of trouble.

Planning Ahead: Wills, LPAs & End-of-Life Matters (Civil Law)
8 October 2025, Wednesday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Planning ahead isn’t just for the elderly — it’s for anyone who wants to make clear, informed decisions about their future and protect their loved ones from unnecessary stress. This session covers the key legal tools that help you plan for incapacity, serious illness, and death.

Moderator
Anidha Subramanion, Senior Legal Counsel, Infosys Compaz Pte Ltd

Speakers
Tan Shen Kiat, CEO, Founder & Director, Kith & Kin Law Corporation
Dr. Adeline Lam, Senior Consultant for General Medicine and Clinical Co-Lead for Advance Care Planning, Tan Tock Seng Hospital
Liau Yi Fang, TOUCH Community Services

The panel will explain how wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs), and Advance Care Planning work — and how they protect your wishes and ease the burden on your family. You’ll learn what to consider when drafting a will, how to appoint someone you trust to act on your behalf, and where to seek guidance on medical and care-related decisions. Whether you’re just getting started or reviewing your existing plans, this session will give you the clarity to make informed choices for the future.

Planning Ahead: Wasiat, Hibah & Inheritance Issues (Syariah Law)
13 October 2025, Monday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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What happens to your estate after death under Syariah law? How do Faraidh, wasiat, and hibah apply in Singapore’s legal system? If you’re unsure how to start planning or want to make sure your loved ones are protected in line with Islamic principles, this session is for you.

Moderator
Nadia Fernandopulle, Principal Legal Counsel, Robert Walters (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Speakers
Ezra Bunyamin, Managing Director, Deansgate Barakah Law Corporation
Ustaz Muhammad Ridhwaan Radzi, Managing Director, Islamic Finance Singapore

The speakers will explain how Islamic inheritance principles apply in Singapore, what tools are available for advance planning, and how to prepare documents like wasiat (Islamic wills) and hibah (gifts). You’ll also learn how Syariah law works alongside civil law, and how to navigate common challenges families face when managing inheritance matters. Whether you’re planning for yourself or helping a loved one, this session will give you clarity and peace of mind.

Cyber Hygiene – Know Your Rights & Responsibilities Online
16 October 2025, Thursday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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From phishing scams to data breaches, staying safe online is more important than ever. But do you know what your rights are if your data is misused — or what responsibilities organisations have in protecting it?

This session will cover the key issues in cybersecurity and data privacy from both a legal and practical perspective. You’ll learn how to identify risks, what to expect from organisations that handle your data, and what legal options you have when things go wrong.

Moderator
Tarun Samtani, Asia Advisory Board Member, IAPP, IAPP - International Association of Privacy & AI Professionals

Speakers
Jeffrey Lim, Co-Managing Director, Joyce A. Tan & Partners LLC
Veronica Tan, Director, Safer Cyberspace Division, Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA)

The panel will discuss common cybersecurity pitfalls, new data protection challenges in hybrid work environments, and how to respond to security incidents. Whether you’re a consumer, employee, or business owner, you’ll walk away with a better understanding of your digital rights and how to protect yourself online.

Youth Offences & Bullying – Legal Guidance for Parents & Educators
22 October 2025, Wednesday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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When young people get into trouble—whether it’s bullying, theft, fighting, or online missteps—what are the legal consequences, and how should adults respond? This session is for parents, teachers, and youth workers who want to better understand the legal framework around youth misconduct in Singapore.

Moderator
Hannah Tjoa, Senior Legal Counsel, Booking.com

Speakers
Muslim Albakri, Partner, Lighthouse Law LLC
James Lim, Director (Programme), Lutheran Community Care Services
Aaron Scott Donovan, Assistant Senior Social Worker, Fei Yue Community Services

The panel will explain what happens when a young person breaks the law, how bullying and harassment are treated under the law, and the roles of schools, parents, and the justice system. You’ll also hear about early intervention strategies and the support options available to guide youth back on track. This session offers practical legal insights and tools to help you support young people with clarity, care, and accountability.

Family Violence – Legal Protections & Support
23 October 2025, Thursday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Family violence often happens behind closed doors — but its impact is far-reaching. This session will help you understand what family violence looks like, how the law protects survivors, and what support services are available.

Moderator
Wang Liansheng, Partner, Bih Li & Lee LLP

Speakers
Viviene Sandhu, Co-Managing Partner, Clifford Law LLP
Bharathi Manogaran, Deputy Executive Director, AWARE
Vanita Kaneson, Deputy Director / Lead Court Counsellor (Centre for Specialist Services), State Courts

The speakers will explain the legal remedies available under the law, including Protection Orders and expedited support measures. You’ll also learn how to recognise warning signs, how social workers step in, and where individuals and families can turn for help. Whether you’re seeking information for yourself, a loved one, or your work in the community, this session offers clear guidance on how to respond and support those affected.

Online Harassment – What You Can Do
27 October 2025, Monday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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Online harassment can take many forms — defamation, stalking, non-consensual image sharing, or repeated unwanted contact. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, it’s important to know your rights and the steps you can take.

Moderator
Serene Gan, Deputy Head of Legal, International Property Group

Speakers
Bestlyn Loo, Counsel, Providence Law Asia
Natalie Chia, Director, Research, SG Her Empowerment (SHE) Ltd
Saira Sultanah, Assistant Manager/Counsellor, SHECARES@SCWO

This session will cover the types of online harassment covered under the law, how to gather evidence, and where to go for help. The panel will explain legal remedies such as Protection Orders under the Protection from Harassment Act, and highlight social support available to survivors. Whether you’re directly affected or helping someone else, you’ll leave with practical steps to take action and access protection.

Invisible Disabilities & the Law – Know Your Protections
29 October 2025, Wednesday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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When persons with invisible disabilities such as mental health conditions, autism spectrum disorders, or chronic illnesses come into contact with the law, their challenges can be overlooked or misunderstood.

Moderator
Adelene Seah, Asia Pacific Regional Counsel, Control Risks

Speakers
Peggy Sarah Yee, Managing Director, PY Legal LLC
Dr. Chen Shiling, Director, Happee Hearts Movement
Julia Lee Wanyi, Senior Medical Social Worker, Institute of Mental Health (IMH)

This webinar brings together legal, medical, and social work experts to discuss the unique challenges faced by persons with invisible disabilities in the justice system, from investigation and court proceedings to sentencing and rehabilitation. The panel will also highlight practical accommodations available, protections under the law, and avenues of support for affected individuals and their families.

Whether you are a person with an invisible disability, a caregiver, community worker, or professional supporting vulnerable groups, this session will help you to better understand how individuals with invisible disabilities can navigate the judicial system and how the system is evolving to support their needs.

Animal Welfare Laws – Caring for Our Companions
30 October 2025, Thursday
7.30pm – 9.00pm
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What are your responsibilities as a pet owner? What should you do if you witness animal neglect or abuse? This session breaks down Singapore’s animal welfare laws and what they mean in practice.

Moderator
Sangeetha Pusphanathan, Director, Data Privacy (Head, APAC), Alcon Pte Ltd

Speakers
Sadhana Rai, Chief Representation Officer, Pro Bono SG
Walter Leong, Executive Director, Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)

The panel will explain key protections under the Animals and Birds Act, how to recognise signs of cruelty or neglect, and the process for reporting suspected cases. You’ll also hear about common legal issues involving pet abandonment, poor care standards, and the work of welfare organisations. Whether you’re a pet owner, an animal advocate, or simply concerned about animal well-being, this session will give you practical guidance on how to act responsibly and contribute to a more humane community.