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Legal AI platforms Harvey and DeepJudge are partnering to bring law firm and in-house team expertise and judgement into AI-powered agents.

Award-winning boutique firm Hazelbrook Legal has appointed a disputes partner from a leading UK litigation practice, at which point it will operate as a full-service firm, with a materially expanded contentious capability.

In the high-pressure world of legal practice, finding and keeping any sense of joy at work can feel increasingly out of reach. But one partner has shared practical, much-needed strategies to help lawyers not just cope, but genuinely rediscover fulfilment in their careers.

A former Queensland solicitor avoided “more significant sanctions” for engaging in legal practice when he was not entitled to.

Six months after their case last unravelled, the funders behind a class action over the WestConnex tunnel have again failed in their bid to force the plaintiffs to hand back money they claim was paid to them.

National law firm Macpherson Kelley has appointed two lawyers to senior positions for its Brisbane office.

Workplace policy is key to supporting victim-survivors, according to the head of Kalpaxis Legal.

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the legal and creative industries, Australia’s Attorney-General, Michelle Rowland, has delivered a strong signal to law department leaders on where the federal government stands in the growing battle over copyright protections in the AI era.

MinterEllison’s revelation that AI was behind its decision to slash graduate hiring has sent shockwaves across Australia’s legal sector, sparking fears over what this could mean for the next generation of lawyers – and whether a wider BigLaw hiring shake-up is only just beginning.

With just a “change of attitude”, Australian courts could learn from New Zealand’s model of solutions-focused justice for young people caught between the Children’s Court and the adult jurisdiction.