Jerome Doraisamy

Can robots commit crimes?

AI may soon reach a level whereby a robot would have the capability to form a criminal intent, act on that intent and do what, if done by a human being, would be a crime

SME LAW • Wed, 24 May 2023

Cowell Clarke adds 3 new solicitors

Specialist commercial firm Cowell Clarke, which has offices in Adelaide and Sydney, has appointed three new solicitors, all of whom graduated from the firm’s tax academy ...

SME LAW • Wed, 24 May 2023

New AAT president named

The acting Attorney-General has revealed who will lead the Administrative Appeals Tribunal through its reform process and then ultimately lead the new body once the AAT ...

POLITICS • Wed, 24 May 2023

Clayton Utz adds team from DLA Piper

National law firm Clayton Utz has appointed a partner and two lawyers from BigLaw rival DLA Piper for its Melbourne-based litigation and dispute resolution team.

BIG LAW • Wed, 24 May 2023

Australia’s part in regulating tech on a global stage

A special counsel in ethics discusses how Australia can bring tech companies into the discussion around tech regulation, why it’s essential to do so, and the acumen that ...

NEWLAW • Tue, 23 May 2023

Men, caring and parenting: The values ‘tug of war’ in law firms

There is a values-based “tug of war” in law firms between the older hierarchy of male partners and younger male partners and aspiring partners, writes Gerard Petersen

CAREERS • Tue, 23 May 2023

6 legal risks around ChatGPT

New research has revealed that legal and compliance leaders should address their organisation’s exposure to a number of key ChatGPT risks.

CORPORATE COUNSEL • Tue, 23 May 2023

Going above and beyond as an in-house lawyer

One legal and risk officer discusses how being a good in-house lawyer means understanding the full organisation and how the current landscape has affected the role of ...

CORPORATE COUNSEL • Tue, 23 May 2023

Exercise caution in going against your employer’s Voice position

Corporate Australia is increasingly taking positions on social issues, particularly given the growing prominence of ESG. But this can put employees who have alternate ...

POLITICS • Mon, 22 May 2023