Claims by a legal practitioner that a judge should show cause as to why they should not be disciplined were dismissed as “scandalous and vexatious in the extreme” by a senior judge.
Trust in artificial intelligence in Australian legal circles is the lowest anywhere in the world, new research from LEAP Legal Software has found.
An insurance partner with extensive specialist knowledge has been nabbed by Colin Biggers & Paisley, along with her team of three.
A national firm owner and principal solicitor is set to face court over serious child abuse and rape charges, with the alleged incidents dating back more than a decade.
National law firm Johnson Winter Slattery has promoted a team member to a newly created firm-wide role as partner and head of AI, strengthening its focus on integrating artificial intelligence across the practice.
The profession can choose to be the stranded great white shark, or it can evolve into the emotionally intelligent, high-level advisers that this rapidly changing world is seeking, writes Virginia Robin.
As AI tools surge into the legal world, general counsel face mounting pressure to manage significant legal risks without stifling innovation. Here, Gartner’s research director provides insight on how legal leaders can navigate this high-stakes balancing act.
A court has refused to be a “silent” participant in a dispute between a firm and a terminated lawyer, which is at risk of inconsistent findings, insufficient use of resources, and increased legal costs.
Luminance has unveiled two landmark upgrades to its Autonomous Negotiation, including extending its usability to more than just lawyers.
Sydney-based firm Addisons has appointed a special counsel to its established and well-regarded property practice.
