Singapore In-House Community Congress 2026

Registration & Welcome Breakfast

Coffee, tea, and a selection of breakfast items will be served.

Welcome Remarks

By Rahul Prakash, Publishing Director, In-House Community

Navigating AI Implementation and Governance for In-House Legal Departments

Matching AI Tools to Lawyer Profiles: Identifying which AI outcomes work best for different in-house roles and aligning technology to your specific legal operating systems.

Understanding how AI is reshaping the roles of in-house counsel and their relationship with outside firms.

Best practices for integrating new tools into existing workflows and securing buy-in from internal leadership.

A look at upcoming legal tech trends.

Moderator: Rahul Prakash, Publishing Director, In-House Community

Panelists:

• Dominic Keegan, Associate General Counsel, IBM
• Gladys Chun, General Counsel, Doctor Anywhere
• Lynette Ooi, Founder & Principal Consultant at BetterWiser
• Sonia Lim, Partner, Simmons & Simmons

Continuity and Uncertainty: Looking Ahead to White Collar and Sanctions Enforcement in the Second Half of Trump 2.0

While there is significant uncertainty around the U.S.-China relationship, U.S.-EU relationship, the war in the Persian Gulf, to mention just a few, this session will examine what lessons we can learn from white collar and sanctions enforcement and policy from the first year of Trump’s administration and how it may impact companies doing business in Asia between now and 2029.  The session will cover FCPA enforcement, sanctions and export controls, the DOJ’s focus on cartels and issues arising out of sanctions-related disputes.

Speakers:

• Philip Rohlik, Counsel, Debevoise & Plimpton
• Benjamin Teo, Associate, Debevoise & Plimpton

Morning Networking Break

Coffee, tea, and a selection of light snacks will be served.

When AI becomes Exhibit A: Managing Disputes, Evidence, and Risk in Singapore

Sub topics:

• AI disputes are already becoming operational reality for in-house teams.
• Prompt retention and AI chat discoverability are emerging evidence risks.
• Cross-border AI data flows create complex Singapore dispute exposure.
• Legal teams are balancing AI efficiency with defensibility and governance.
• AI-generated evidence may become a key challenge in SIAC arbitration.

Moderator: Rahul Prakash, Publishing Director, In-House Community

Panelists:

• Anisha Sud, Partner, King & Spalding
• Ritankar Sahu, General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer, TLC Modular Industries
• Supriya Gogia, Regional Head of Legal & Public Affairs, H&M Group

Closing Remarks & Networking Lunch

Buffet lunch will be served, offering an assortment of hot dishes, salads, and desserts.