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Together with his wife and son, a Sydney lawyer was accused, but later acquitted, of allegedly obtaining a Glebe property by deception.

In what is believed to be a world first, an AI-powered law firm has won a court case without a single lawyer overseeing the pre-trial work, all while costing its client less than $1,000.

The Allan Labor government’s codification of work-from-home (WFH) rights for two days per week will be an enormous strain on the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, lawyers have argued.

A highly regarded lawyer, described as a “venerable leader” of the profession, has been appointed as a resident judge of the Supreme Court of the ACT.

While artificial intelligence is dominating conversations across the legal profession, a new Axiom report reveals that fewer than one in 10 in-house legal teams are successfully translating the technology into meaningful business value.

A miscarriage of justice was caused by the “regrettable” conduct of the District Court judge, including her refusal to adjourn while an accused woman was actively vomiting in front of her.

One of Australia’s biggest law firms has responded to claims that accounting giant KPMG threw it under the bus by making public claims they had investigated, and then dismissed, explosive whistleblowing allegations.

Seyfarth Shaw has nabbed DLA Piper’s Australian head of employment.

The following is a notice from the managing editor of Lawyers Weekly.

One of Australia’s highest-ranked universities is set to expand its footprint by unveiling its plans to establish a new multi-faculty campus in Parramatta, with a law degree set to be its first offering.