Generative AI

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-generated video of murder victim used in court to address killer
In a move that may represent the future of criminal proceedings, an AI-generated video has been used in a US court to...
14 May 2025
By Daniel Croft
Lawyers ‘biggest non-users’ of AI, but ‘huge amount of adoption’ predicted
While AI and GenAI have made waves through the profession in the last two years, there is likely “a lot more...
02 May 2025
By Lauren Croft
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
TransPerfect Legal senior director to discuss in-house AI at 2025 Corporate Counsel Summit
Tom Balmer, Asia-Pacific director at TransPerfect, joins the impressive speaker line-up at this year’s Corporate...
21 March 2025
By Lawyers Weekly
Telstra legal executive joins Corporate Counsel Summit 2025
Andrew de Celis, legal executive – product and propositions at Telstra, will unpack artificial intelligence (AI) in...
18 March 2025
By Lawyers Weekly
AI certain to generate more litigation, partners say
The age of artificial intelligence, and particularly GenAI, will increase access to justice and improve operational...
10 March 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Is AI the new junior lawyer?
To make the most of opportunities presented by AI without sacrificing (or neglecting) the development of junior...
03 March 2025
By Madi McCarthy and Shannon Cain
Can the race to embrace tech by lawyers ever be won?
The technology skills gap is not just a problem – it is a growing challenge that is not going away anytime soon,...
21 February 2025
By Paul Ippolito
G+T rolls out ‘Harvey’ AI platform
National law firm Gilbert + Tobin has become the latest legal practice to partner with the artificial intelligence...
20 February 2025
By Grace Robbie
Understanding the impact of AI 101
As in-house legal teams contend with budget pressures and increased workloads, artificial intelligence – particularly...
18 February 2025
By Lawyers Weekly
AI ban in NSW courtrooms bends to pressure
With just under a week before the NSW Supreme Court’s GenAI ban comes into effect, the Chief Justice has issued an...
30 January 2025
By Naomi Neilson
Are legal teams ‘stuck in decision paralysis’ over AI integration?
A significant number of in-house lawyers recognise how much artificial intelligence will shape the future of legal...
28 January 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Can AI really predict case outcomes?
If historical outcomes are perhaps the best indicator of the likely success of a particular case, then why not simply...
07 January 2025
By Travis Schultz
Top 10 legal tech episodes in 2024
Across both The Lawyers Weekly Show and our special stream, LawTech Talks, deep dives into all things legal technology...
02 January 2025
By Lawyers Weekly
‘Not a substitute’: Chief Justice responds to criticisms of GenAI ban
The NSW Supreme Court outlawed certain uses of generative artificial intelligence in courtrooms to prevent inaccuracies...
04 December 2024
By Naomi Neilson
Registrations open for inaugural AI Innovate live stream
Lawyers Weekly is proud to present AI Innovate: a free, live-streamed event unpacking all things artificial...
14 November 2024
By Lawyers Weekly
New book explores essential human considerations in age of AI
Former human rights commissioner Ed Santow has co-authored a book, published by LexisNexis, examining the rise of AI...
05 November 2024
By Jerome Doraisamy