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Intelligent document management provider NetDocuments has rolled out a legal context graph for in-house legal teams, which it claims is an “industry-first” offering for corporate legal departments.

Global legal AI platform Harvey has deepened its relationship with Microsoft, as the tech giant prepares to use the platform across its corporate, external, and legal affairs operations.

Collaborative AI platform Legora has strengthened its fact-finding capabilities with the acquisition of UK-based AI platform Wexler, marking its fifth acquisition of 2026.

A man who owes more than $100,000 in judgment debts has tried to compel his former law firm to hand over material that would allegedly prove its services were “not done competently”.

Courts cannot, and should not, attempt to stem the tide of technology and the common use of emojis, writes Daniel Furolo.

Gordon Legal has launched a class action into allegations of “decades” of racism experienced by Aboriginal police officers serving in the Northern Territory Police Force.

The AF Legal Group has elevated a number of lawyers and business services professionals across Australian Family Lawyers and AFL Kordos, Watts McCray, Armstrong Legal, and AFL Withnalls.

Artificial intelligence is no longer just changing how businesses work – it is changing who they hire, with new Gartner research finding that nearly one in four organisations have stopped hiring for entry-level roles as AI automation takes over.

Australian AI infrastructure company Firmus Technologies has strengthened its leadership team, appointing Viva Energy Australia chief strategy officer Lachlan Pfeiffer as its new general counsel and company secretary.

In recommending the removal of a Queensland lawyer’s name from the roll for a series of practising blunders, a tribunal noted her lack of insight into the impact of her misconduct on the legal profession.