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SME Law
‘Too hard basket’: $10k fine for lawyer who ignored Legal Services Commissioner
Citing mental and physical health struggles, a Queensland lawyer ignored repeated notices from the Legal Services Commissioner regarding an investigation into her firm’s alleged failure to meet tax, superannuation, and trust accounting obligations.
SME Law
Lawyers’ insurance monopoly to face parliamentary probe
As many solicitors feel the sting of rising premiums, the NSW Legislative Council has resolved to examine the Attorney-General’s decision to maintain a monopoly over small firms’ insurance.
Big Law
Ashurst Perkins Coie adds litigation partner from Clayton Utz
Global law firm Ashurst Perkins Coie has appointed a partner from BigLaw rival Clayton Utz, who has joined its Melbourne-based litigation team.
Big Law
‘Silence is not golden’: Victoria refines NDA legislation
Victorian sexual harassment law is heralding a new age for sexual harassment complainants.
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Big Law
When legal information becomes false confidence
AI is a significant opportunity for access to legal information, legal services, and justice, but it remains both a sword and a shield, writes Paul Ippolito.
Big Law
‘Lack of uniformity’: Courts, tribunals have an AI consistency problem
As courts and tribunals across Australia grapple with artificial intelligence, there remains a “lack of uniformity” in the understanding judicial members have of the technology, how and when to use it, and the risks it presents, a Federal Court judge has said.
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