Governance

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
A GC’s ‘3 limbs’ to scale AI while maintaining control
Speaking recently at a LexisNexis-hosted event, one general counsel outlined a three-pronged approach her team has...
29 September 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Super Retail Group case uncovers governance risks of workplace relationships
ASIC has sued a former chief executive over breaches and misleading statements, highlighting the importance of...
29 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
If egg freezing is a routine option, it should be governed like one
Egg freezing has become normalised far more quickly than the policy frameworks that govern it. That imbalance deserves...
02 June 2026
By Nicholas Burch
The case for new technology in financial services
AI, in its many forms, presents both exciting commercial potential and significant risks, according to a senior...
11 May 2026
By Amelia McNamara
‘Not a matter of if but how’: Using technology in legal practice
One digital law expert speaks on personal and organisational obligations surrounding professional AI use.
24 April 2026
By Amelia McNamara
NetDocuments appoints new head of APAC
The company looks to build on momentum internationally.
23 April 2026
By Amelia McNamara
Ironbridge Legal poaches SC from Norton Rose Fulbright for new partner
The appointment is the latest in a series of senior hires as the firm looks to the future.
15 April 2026
By Amelia McNamara
Sue Kench joins EY’s global governance council
King & Wood Mallesons’ former global CEO and then chief executive partner in Australia has joined big four firm...
30 October 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Why AI governance isn’t optional for in-house teams
Whether you’re just beginning to explore AI tools or haven’t considered them at all, LexisNexis’s APAC head of...
21 October 2025
By Grace Robbie
The opportunities for lawyers amid a potential e-sports spring
The impacts of the pandemic stunted the growth of e-sports in Australia, which means rebuilding and advocacy are...
07 October 2025
By Carlos Tse
Are global firms still committed to DEI in the age of Trump?
The Trump administration is probing the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices of 20 US-headquartered BigLaw...
28 March 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Gender pay equity ‘not just a moral imperative’, CLO says
Improving a business’s gender pay gap requires structural resets, board leadership, and good governance, according to...
11 March 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Do ASX-listed CEOs need bodyguards in 2025?
Undertaking a security risk assessment and implementing reasonably practicable controls in the event of unpredictable...
13 January 2025
By Paul O'Halloran
Danny Gilbert appointed to RBA governance board
The chair and co-founder of one of Australia’s biggest law firms has been appointed by Treasurer Jim Chalmers to a...
16 December 2024
By Jerome Doraisamy
Number of women CEOs has dropped, says report
New findings show that gender equality across top Australian companies has come to a standstill as the path to...
24 September 2024
By Kace O'Neill
Corporate integrity on the rise, but gaps still exist
Standards of corporate integrity within organisations worldwide are improving, with better guidance from management...
11 June 2024
By Kace O'Neill
How to tell firms what you need and like
Law departments that invest meaningful time in communicating processes, objectives, and outcomes with their external...
14 May 2024
By Jerome Doraisamy
Striking the right balance when disclosing cyber events
Goldilocks and the cyber risk disclosure porridge: an old children’s tale offers a useful lesson for disclosure of...
14 May 2024
By Annie Haggar and Denny Wan
Governance should not be a ‘tick-the-box’ exercise
Coupled with the wider legal profession, in-house environments are continually evolving. This includes on the...
30 April 2024
By Lauren Croft