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Global legal technology company Relativity has strengthened its AI data management offering by bringing Claude Enterprise into its RelativityOne platform.

BigLaw firm Clayton Utz has achieved ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification, making it one of the first law firms in the world to secure the international standard for responsible use of artificial intelligence.

Global legal technology provider Harvey has furthered its Asia-Pacific presence, launching a footprint in Singapore and partnering with the city-state’s national university.

A man convicted of tax fraud and a lawyer with a disciplinary history have alleged that a controversial law firm was sold from under them.

National law firm Moray & Agnew has officially opened its first formal office in Tasmania, marking the firm’s eighth office nationally and a significant step in its continued expansion.

In addition to the promotion of three senior associates, Southern Waters Legal has hired an experienced special counsel.

Building materials giant James Hardie has been accused of breaching continuous disclosure obligations by its alleged failure to keep the market informed of material issues affecting financial performance.

BigLaw firm Mallesons has promoted nine lawyers to its partnership ranks across a diverse range of practice areas.

An in-house solicitor who falsely explained her failure to engage with a regulatory investigation has been struck off, with the misconduct arising in the wake of convictions for drink-driving and driving without insurance.

The rapid rise of legal AI is set to force a major rethink across the industry’s budgets, with Gartner forecasting that legal tech spending will double within just three years.