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Group members from the Hino class action will take home more from an $87 million settlement after Maurice Blackburn failed to overturn a decision to cut its legal fees by several million dollars.

A long-running costs dispute between a former client and her solicitors returned to the NSW Supreme Court.

The newsfeed has reached a fever pitch about the dangers of artificial intelligence and “AI slop” in legal practice, with most of it focused on citations or on ensuring that authorities support the proposition advanced. But the OpenAI Agent breach of Medicare shows this is a very narrow view of the promise and peril of AI technologies for the legal profession, writes Chantal McNaught.

The addition of a Brisbane-based team will strengthen Sparke Helmore’s capabilities across property and development, commercial projects, infrastructure, and regulation.

Shine Lawyers chief legal officer has celebrated the talent, commitment, and leadership of its 44 newly elevated lawyers.

Justice Connect is adopting Legora across its pro bono legal teams in a new partnership that is designed to explore how AI can expand access to legal support.

Legal experts are highlighting the evolving role of knowledge management as AI transforms legal workflows, urging firms to strengthen governance, security, and access to trusted knowledge assets.

Ingram Micro has launched a new framework designed to help partners guide their organisations through AI-ready workplaces.

A new technology company has harnessed data science and case law analytics to rank legal practitioners based on their courtroom track records.

Harvey is launching a dedicated pro bono program to help expand access to justice across the UK, Australia, and US.