On the second day of the appeal hearing, many parts of the submissions advanced on behalf of Bruce Lehrmann were met with either confusion or rejection by the full court bench.
In a keynote delivered at the inaugural Australian Law Forum 2025, Commonwealth Attorney-General Michelle Rowland said having confidence in generative artificial intelligence starts with a regulatory environment that promotes technological innovation.
The Federal Court has dismissed a claim that BigLaw firm MinterEllison improperly contacted a woman linked to a sexual harassment matter brought against the state of Western Australia.
National law firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth has strengthened its mergers and acquisitions team by appointing a partner from rival firm Gilbert + Tobin.
Mentoring is something that all lawyers can offer and be intentional about, writes Sarah Rey.
As the national law firm celebrates 140 years since first opening its doors in Melbourne, David Newman has outlined the firm’s focus for the future as it navigates ongoing changes and challenges within the legal profession.
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West Australian full-service firm HHG Legal Group has restructured its leadership team as part of a major overhaul, introducing employee ownership and new pathways to leadership.
Bruce Lehrmann’s appeal hearing opened with a back and forth between his solicitor and the full court on some of her more puzzling submissions, including a claim that Lehrmann had been “surprised” by Justice Michael Lee’s findings on how the rape occurred.
A federal court judge came down hard on a West Australian lawyer for not “fully comprehending” what was required of him prior to handing in written submissions generated by artificial intelligence.
