TechLaw.Fest returns to cover challenges in data issues, security, 5G

TechLaw.Fest, a two-day conference highlighting the law industry and its trends, came back this year for its second edition from September 5-6 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore.

This year, TechLaw.Fest mainly focused on the state of Asia legal innovation, in particular, on issues surrounding data such as responsible data use, its access and control, security and 5G, and the role of data in commerce.

In its official statement, it is said that the event will be opened by Minister for Law and Home Affairs K Shanmugam. The opening keynote will be from Sir Tim Berners-Lee, founder of the World Wide Web (WWW).

TechLaw.Fest was organised by the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL), Singapore’s Ministry of Law and MP Singapore. It is expected to attract a crowd of 1,500 international delegates and visitors, including industry leaders, entrepreneurs, technologists, lawyers, and policymakers from about 18 countries.

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