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Fabricated citations, super failures, and strike-offs: What’s hot in law this week (7–11 July)

This week, another law firm has been caught citing AI-fabricated citations, while numerous recommendations to strike lawyers from state rolls were issued. Here is your weekly round-up of the biggest...

Judge praises court’s ‘watch and learn’ attitude to GenAI

While some state courts have swiftly released guidelines or practice notes on generative artificial intelligence, the...

Why every conversation, contract, and essay should come with a TL;DR

Clarity shouldn’t be a luxury. In a world drowning in legalese, complexity, and cognitive overload, a simple summary...

Swaab elevates 6 across key practice areas

Commercial and family law firm Swaab has promoted six, including one to special counsel and two to senior...

COVID-19 vaccine mandate challenge gets greenlit for businesses, workers

A previously scrapped challenge against Queensland’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate put forward by various employees and...

AI tools give rise to a new breed of employee complaints, partner warns

The increasing use of artificial intelligence tools by employees is transforming the landscape of workplace complaints,...

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