SME Law
Strike-off recommended for lawyer with laundry list of past misconduct
To protect the public and uphold the reputation of the profession, a tribunal has recommended that a Queensland family lawyer be removed from the roll, finding that lesser penalties for his historic misconduct have not had their “intended effect”.
Big Law
Lawyers caught in AUSTRAC loans investigation
Lawyers were among the professionals targeted as part of AUSTRAC’s investigation into coordinated mortgage fraud that is potentially worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Corporate Counsel
Businesses’ growing dependence on overseas AI infrastructure
Australia and New Zealand businesses are increasingly reliant on overseas AI infrastructure, raising concerns about supplier concentration, cyber risks, and resilience as AI adoption accelerates, DLA Piper research has found.
NewLaw
Law firms could cut AI costs by 48% with better context, report finds
An “industry-first” benchmark report from NetDocuments has revealed that giving AI structured context about legal matters could cut the cost of generating accurate answers by almost half.
NewLaw
Thomson Reuters and Laurel target law firms’ AI ROI challenge
Global technology provider Thomson Reuters and AI-native work intelligence platform Laurel are joining forces to help law firms answer a question that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: Is their technology actually delivering a return?
NewLaw
Relativity launches AI tool letting lawyers talk directly to their data
Global legal technology company Relativity has unveiled a new conversational AI tool that gives lawyers a faster way to access and work with their legal data.
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