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Cross-border legal research is getting a shake-up as Thomson Reuters launches a new CoCounsel Legal capability that brings content from more than 100 countries and territories into one workflow.

An Australian identity-verification start-up is helping businesses across the country comply with anti-money laundering regulations with streamlined digital verification solutions.

As artificial intelligence reshapes the legal industry, law firms face growing challenges around data security, client confidentiality, and regulatory compliance.

InfoTrack has secured a place on Claude’s marketplace, opening up new ways for lawyers to use AI to streamline their work.

Legal technology leader Clio has unveiled a major brand refresh at ClioCon 2026, marking its evolution into a global legal AI powerhouse.

Christchurch-founded legal AI company VXT has launched an AI notetaker for lawyers that, it says, turns conversations into completed legal work, targeting the paperwork that follows calls and meetings and has long drained law firms of time and revenue.

A lawyer serving almost a decade behind bars for child sexual abuse offences has been struck from the roll.

Planning and environment lawyer Craig Tidemann has joined Russell Kennedy from Thomsons, as a partner in its Sydney office.

An in-house lawyer has levelled a series of allegations against her former employer, claiming bullying, cultural issues and the termination of a pregnancy for a new role that never materialised.

As in-house legal teams race to adopt artificial intelligence, experts argue that they are overlooking the foundations needed to unlock its full potential.