Artificial Intelligence

An HSF Kramer partner on optimising tech for real operational change
Here, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer partner and co-head of equity capital markets Michael Ziegelaar discusses how...
01 July 2025
By Lawyers Weekly
Why law schools should introduce compulsory AI training
Just as law firms are rapidly adopting AI to deliver faster, better client outcomes, the first law school to offer a...
23 June 2025
By Oliver Hammond and Rowan Gray
Consilio acquires TrueLaw
Global provider Consilio has moved to strengthen its position as the “world’s largest legal data AI technology...
23 June 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
How brand can help your firm stand out from competitors
The force multiplier: Switched-on, sophisticated brands elevate partners, revitalise workplace cultures, and build...
19 June 2025
By Moensie Rossier
AI, deepfakes spark ‘new and multifaceted’ challenges for the legal profession
From deepfakes targeting individuals and businesses to increasingly sophisticated AI-driven scams, emerging...
18 June 2025
By Grace Robbie
Sustainable use of AI and the role of law firms
While legal practices across the board have proactively focused attention on the legal and ethical usage of artificial...
18 June 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Fake citations, real consequences: Why AI-generated legal references are a dangerous game
In an age of digital tools and AI, the core principles of integrity, honesty, and accountability have never been more...
18 June 2025
By Rebecca Ward, MBA
The role of lawyers is changing
AI, lawyers, and the future of law: the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the business and practice...
11 June 2025
By Paul Ippolito
Navigating the cross-border impact of GenAI: An Australian legal perspective
Australian law firms are facing a pivotal moment as generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) reshapes legal practice...
10 June 2025
By Bamdad Shams
AI-inspired cyber breaches now ‘a day-to-day part of our jobs’, says partner
The work of cyber lawyers is continually evolving, including and especially given the advent of cyber security breaches...
30 May 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Use of AI slowing down now ‘early adopters are onboard’
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Australian workplaces has slowed down, with fewer Australians thinking that...
23 May 2025
By Lauren Croft
Could AI be the future of legislation in Australia?
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the profession, the question of how it could transform government and...
21 May 2025
By Lauren Croft
AI will breed deeper, smarter lawyer-client relationships
It is inevitable that relationships between law firms and in-house teams will evolve in the age of artificial...
07 May 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
AI brings new safety risks that cannot be ignored
As AI and digital technologies reshape the workplace, the risks are growing, and without strong action, the dangers to...
01 May 2025
By Corey Rabaut
UTS launches new AI online learning course
The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Human Technology Institute (HTI) has launched a new online course, developed...
01 May 2025
By Lauren Croft
SME law firms ‘in a stronger position than ever’, given rise of AI and legal tech
The advent of artificial intelligence and legal tech platforms in recent years has allowed boutique law firms to scale...
24 April 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Why AI won’t ever replace lawyers
Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been rumoured to eventually replace legal professionals. However, one legal tech...
23 April 2025
By Grace Robbie
Gilbert + Tobin CEO joins Partner Summit 2025
Lawyers Weekly is pleased to welcome Sam Nickless, chief executive of BigLaw firm Gilbert + Tobin, for a session on how...
17 April 2025
By Lawyers Weekly
The billable hour’s enduring value in the age of AI
New technologies can and will force changes to practice methodologies, but – for some lawyers and firms – the...
08 April 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Federal Court flags AI practice note
The Federal Court has said it would likely follow in the footsteps of other courts by establishing guidelines or a...
31 March 2025
By Naomi Neilson