AI

Justice Connect adds Legora AI to pro bono work
Justice Connect is adopting Legora across its pro bono legal teams in a new partnership that is designed to explore how...
30 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
How AI is reshaping legal knowledge management
Legal experts are highlighting the evolving role of knowledge management as AI transforms legal workflows, urging firms...
30 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
Harvey partners with BigLaw firms for new AI-powered pro bono program
Harvey is launching a dedicated pro bono program to help expand access to justice across the UK, Australia, and US.
30 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
iManage partners with ChatGPT to secure legal document workflows
Software work platform iManage has integrated with an AI giant to enhance the experience of the software’s users.
25 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
How AI helped this firm win a land tax case against the Queensland Revenue Office
An AI-powered start-up law firm has used its internal AI system to win a tax proceeding in Queensland, which not only...
24 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
Faculti Lawyers extends in-house agentic AI to clients
Portfolio-based legal services provider Faculti Lawyers has extended its in-house-developed agentic AI to its clients....
23 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
‘The technology is insidious’: The danger of smart glasses entering the workplace
Two Sydney councils have banned smart glasses from their community facilities, amid fears of people being filmed...
23 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
$9k penalty for lawyer’s ‘unacceptable’ use of AI
A self-professed expert in migration law has been handed a personal costs order for his courtroom conduct, including...
21 September 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Law Council encourages need for family system reform
The Law Council of Australia has called for children’s best interests to remain the focus of family law reform, along...
17 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
Legora drives AI across legal practice, education, and research
As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in legal practice and education, law firms and academic...
16 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
AI adoption continues to raise questions around verification in legal practice
In a recent live-streamed conversation with Lawyers Weekly, Parachute’s head reflected on how mid-market firms can...
16 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
How in-house legal departments are managing 2027 budget pressures
Even with expanding budgets, in-house legal departments face pressure from all directions: soaring talent expenses,...
15 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
BigLaw’s big bets: Where firms are investing
Australia’s largest law firms will, broadly, invest in their employees, technology platforms, and the practice areas...
10 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
Australian AI Awards finalist numbers reach all-time high
Numerous AI innovators in the legal profession have become finalists at the prestigious Australian AI Awards 2026.
10 September 2026
By Malavika Santhebennur
How usage-based AI pricing will change a legal team’s budget
As legal AI vendors transition to consumption-based pricing, unprepared legal departments risk facing unexpected budget...
08 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
‘AI adoption could lead to more critical thinking’: How Harvey is reshaping legal work
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape professional services, Harvey is positioning itself as more than just a...
08 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
Strengthening data protection in the digital age: The government’s new privacy push
To modernise and strengthen Australia’s privacy framework for the digital era, the Albanese government has issued a...
02 September 2026
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Relativity launches AI tool letting lawyers talk directly to their data
Global legal technology company Relativity has unveiled a new conversational AI tool that gives lawyers a faster way to...
19 August 2026
By Grace Robbie
Harvey II unlocks Memory
Legal AI platform Harvey has introduced a second iteration, Harvey II, that allows lawyers to begin work with their...
19 August 2026
By Naomi Neilson
‘Work with the grain’: Lawyers, judges must embrace AI
Sir Geoffrey Vos, England and Wales’ Master of the Rolls, has been won over by the “generally remarkable” things...
19 August 2026
By Naomi Neilson