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Corporate Counsel 28 March 2023 ByJerome DoraisamyIn-house better placed to adapt to AI, say GCs

For a multitude of reasons, corporate lawyers may be able to adapt to the uptake of artificial intelligence sooner than...

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Big Law 22 March 2023 ByLiam HennessyChatGPT is an opportunity, not a threat

Lawyers who strategically, carefully and sensibly adopt artificial intelligence (AI) and other technological advantages...

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Corporate Counsel 21 March 2023 ByJerome DoraisamyWhere law departments are being wasteful

New research shows that while law departments are trimming the volume of tech platforms utilised, in-house teams are...

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SME Law 24 February 2023 ByEmma DavidsonAre chatbots actually exciting tools for lawyers?

The advent of chatbots is stirring up a wave of trepidation among professional services workers, but if platforms like...

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Big Law 20 February 2023 ByJerome DoraisamyAllen & Overy hires chatbot lawyer, ‘Harvey’

Global law firm Allen & Overy is partnering with “Harvey”, an artificial intelligence platform, to assist its...

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Big Law 14 October 2022 ByJerome DoraisamyRecession will shift balance of power in legal recruitment

If, as appears increasingly likely, Australia enters a recession in the coming months, not only will there be a slowdown...

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Corporate Counsel 04 October 2022 ByJerome DoraisamyThe ‘unimaginable scenario’ facing legal teams

If law departments do not better manage the wellness and workloads of their external providers, they may soon find that...

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Big Law 19 September 2022 ByJerome DoraisamyAnother ‘record’ year of pro bono, despite some large firms...

Individual solicitors, barristers and small law firms led the charge in undertaking pro bono hours in financial year...

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Women’s legal services in the NT are being left behind
Politics 23 August 2022 ByJess FeyderWomen’s legal services in the NT are being left behind

Women’s legal services around the country have received only a fraction of the funding allocated by the Morrison...

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SME Law 15 August 2022 ByJerome DoraisamyVIDEO: Entering ‘a period of unrest’

In the first instalment of Legal Firesides, award-nominated lawyer Trevor Withane speaks about the state of affairs in...

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