Disclaimer

The short version

This course teaches you how to think about AI tools. It doesn’t tell you what to do in your specific matter, for your specific client, under your specific circumstances. That’s your job — and frankly, that’s the whole point of the course.

Nothing in this course — the lessons, the exercises, the modules, or anything I write in emails or comments — constitutes legal advice. I’m sharing what I’ve learned as a practitioner, not advising you on your practice.

The course references Singapore’s MinLaw Guide, the Professional Conduct Rules 2015, and the IMDA Agentic AI Framework. I do my best to represent these accurately, but I’m not your lawyer and this isn’t a substitute for reading the primary sources yourself. If something in the course conflicts with your own reading of the regulations, trust your reading — and maybe let me know so I can fix it.

As is, as available

The course content is provided as is and as available. I work on this regularly and I care about getting it right, but I don’t guarantee that every lesson will be error-free, uninterrupted, or available at all times.

AI moves fast. A lesson written today may not fully reflect the landscape six months from now. I update content where practical, but I can’t promise that every detail stays current. The goal is to teach durable understanding, not perishable facts — but even durable understanding needs refreshing.

The course references products and services I don’t control — AI tools, legal tech platforms, external websites. These may change, break, or disappear. I’m not responsible for what happens on those platforms, and a mention in the course isn’t an endorsement.

The exercises use external AI tools. Your use of those tools is subject to their own terms, not mine. Be mindful of what you put into them — especially client information.

No professional relationship

Subscribing to this course doesn’t create a lawyer-client relationship, an advisory relationship, or any professional engagement between us. I’m a course creator. You’re a subscriber. That’s the relationship.

Refunds

Subscriptions are generally not refundable. If you have a specific situation or concern, email me and I’ll do my best to sort it out fairly.

Intellectual property

The course content — lessons, exercises, frameworks, and all written material — is my work. You’re welcome to use what you learn in your own practice (that’s the point), but please don’t reproduce, redistribute, or resell the course materials.

Limitation of liability

I’m not liable for decisions you make based on this course, outcomes in your practice, or any damages arising from your use of the content. To the extent permitted by law, my total liability is limited to the amount you paid for your subscription.

Governing law

This disclaimer is governed by the laws of Singapore.

Changes

I may update this page from time to time. Continued use of the course after changes are posted constitutes acceptance. I won’t make changes that fundamentally alter the deal without letting Alt-Practice subscribers know.