Senior Legal Counsel
Legal tech writer & speaker · Alt + Counsel newsletter · Singapore
Request an introSenior legal counsel in Singapore who writes code at night. Built a redlining library in 2021 that ended up in Andrew Ng's DeepLearning.AI course without him knowing — now gets 240,000+ downloads a month from people he's never met. Writes Alt + Counsel, a newsletter on legal tech and AI from inside actual practice. Has contributed to the MinLaw AI Governance Guide, co-facilitated a workshop for in-house counsel, and spoken at Drew & Napier client seminars and SCCE Singapore 2026. Most legal tech coverage is too optimistic or too far from practice. Writes from the inside.
A Python library for comparing legal documents and generating human-readable redlines. Built in 2021 when Singapore's statutory simplification exercise needed something better than git diff. Now downloaded 170,000+ times a month on PyPI and used in Andrew Ng's DeepLearning.AI course.
A free, open legal data platform for Singapore — judgements, government newsroom releases, parliamentary replies, and legal news, all queryable via SQL or downloadable as CSV, JSON, or SQLite. Built and maintained solo because Singapore's legal data deserved better infrastructure than copy-pasting from government websites. Runs lean on purpose: the architecture fits in a side project budget without sacrificing reliability.
A Claude Code agentic workflow that automates the full lifecycle of a blog post — from pitch to published. Built for Alt + Counsel, it runs five phases: pitch, write, review, post, and verify. The review phase uses three synthetic personas (a legal technologist, a solo corporate lawyer, and a lawyer-coder) to audit drafts before anything goes live. The thing that writes the blog is itself a project worth showing.
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