Artificial Intelligence

AI should create legal jobs, not eliminate them
As concerns grow that AI will wipe out entry-level legal jobs, Adrian Cartland is pushing back against the...
02 July 2026
By Grace Robbie
7 BigLaw firm heads’ predictions for FY26–27
From law firms spending more on AI than people, to what clients will truly value, here’s what the leaders of seven of...
01 July 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
AI can give you an answer, but that doesn’t mean you’ve got legal advice
Artificial intelligence has become a quiet constant in business decision making, writes Zoe Butler.
26 June 2026
By Zoe Butler
Luminance launches proprietary AI model designed specifically for contract analysis
Legal-grade AI platform Luminance has unveiled a new contract intelligence model, Luna, which it claims can deliver...
24 June 2026
By Grace Robbie
AI law firm wins court case in legal profession first
In what is believed to be a world first, an AI-powered law firm has won a court case without a single lawyer overseeing...
24 June 2026
By Grace Robbie
Only 7% of legal teams have cracked the AI code, survey finds
While artificial intelligence is dominating conversations across the legal profession, a new Axiom report reveals that...
23 June 2026
By Grace Robbie
MinterEllison creates chief AI officer role
MinterEllison has brought over a technology and data expert from the Domain Group to fill its newly created role of...
22 June 2026
By Naomi Neilson
The role of AI in personal injury law: A double-edged sword
AI is no longer a future consideration for the legal profession; it is already reshaping how legal work is performed,...
22 June 2026
By Aiden Warneke
InfoTrack, Legora team up for integration
Legal technology platforms InfoTrack and Legora have partnered to bring verified Australian legal, property, and...
19 June 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
AI-savvy clients forcing lawyers to change how they work
As clients increasingly turn to AI to research legal issues before ever speaking to a lawyer, the starting point of...
18 June 2026
By Grace Robbie
Why NRF’s new Aussie head wants young lawyers to lead
Marshall Bromwich’s generation is perhaps the first cohort of leaders to manage a demographic coming through the...
17 June 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Why NRF’s new Aussie head wants young lawyers to lead
Marshall Bromwich’s generation is perhaps the first cohort of leaders to manage a demographic coming through the...
17 June 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Clayton Utz first Aussie firm to achieve AI management certification
BigLaw firm Clayton Utz has achieved ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification, making it one of the first law firms in the...
10 June 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Harvey continues regional expansion into Singapore
Global legal technology provider Harvey has furthered its Asia-Pacific presence, launching a footprint in Singapore and...
10 June 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
AI boom exposes training gap
Sixty per cent of employees are currently using AI on a regular basis in their workplace, while only 22 per cent of...
03 June 2026
By Matthew Taylor
AI regulation lag no excuse for director’s failures, Chief Justice says
Australia’s regulatory framework may be struggling to keep pace with the “technological tsunami” that is...
02 June 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Legal teams risk falling behind by making these critical AI scaling mistakes
As legal teams race to move beyond experimentation and implement AI at scale under mounting pressure to keep pace, many...
02 June 2026
By Grace Robbie
The most prominent workplace challenges in an ever-shifting professional landscape
AI, digitisation, ongoing skills shortages, and employee wellbeing are emerging as the dominant forces reshaping...
02 June 2026
By Matthew Taylor
Senior judges refuse to be left behind on AI
The Supreme Court of Victoria is positioning itself at the forefront of artificial intelligence developments as the...
01 June 2026
By Naomi Neilson
‘Automate the parts no one brags about’: Using AI the human way
Firms looking to automate their practice without losing authentic client engagement should focus on the boring parts, a...
29 May 2026
By Naomi Neilson