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As legal AI vendors transition to consumption-based pricing, unprepared legal departments risk facing unexpected budget surprises.

Telematics SaaS company Teletrac Navman has announced the appointment of an experienced legal and business leader to join its senior leadership team.

In a decision that highlighted the importance of strict compliance with costs disclosures, a Federal Court has rejected a law firm’s claim to a fruits of litigation lien worth up to $879,000.

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape professional services, Harvey is positioning itself as more than just a legal and professional services AI platform.

An employment dispute already marred by its “unfortunate history”, which includes tension with the solicitors for one side, has ended due to a failure to properly conceal material that was protected under legal professional privilege.

For lawyers advising contractors and subcontractors, I would distil my years on both sides of the site fence into five practical points, writes Albert Merolla.

Attorney-General Dr Tony Buti has appointed experienced practitioners to the State Administrative Tribunal.

A witness from Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation trial tried to prevent Justice Michael Lee from speaking about his decision.

A recent ruling in the South Australian Employment Tribunal is the first to test the limits of Australia’s Right to Disconnect laws after an employer allegedly exploited staff while expecting them to respond to numerous TikTok videos sent out of hours.

Law is built on accountability, and accountability is based on experience. AI is removing the experience, and it’s time for the legal profession to acknowledge what this means for its structure, writes an anonymous Australian graduate lawyer.