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The senior associate you can't afford yet

For ambitious small and mid-tier firms, the ceiling on growth usually isn't demand. It's the senior judgment behind...

14 August 2026

Sponsored by Thomson Reuters

Legal AI vendors should share the verification burden

Lawyers remain accountable for the work they use. Vendors should be accountable for making that work practical to...

12 August 2026

Sponsored by Harry Raworth, Co-Founder, Mary Technology

Nathan Weinberger – Why Specialist Boutique Litigation Firms Are Shaping the Future of Law

Nathan Weinberger, Principal of Weinberger Lawyers, is a 2026 Australian Law Awards finalist and the driving force...

10 August 2026

Promoted by Weinberger Lawyers

Meet the legal AI helping lawyers love law again

Built in Australia, Parachute helps small and mid-sized firms get back to the legal work they were trained to do.

06 August 2026

Sponsored by Parachute

eDiscovery basics: getting to the evidence sooner

eDiscovery deadlines are tighter than ever, and the evidence lives across email, chat, cloud files and phones. Get...

04 August 2026

Promoted by Jeremiah Samatra

ANZ firms set eyes on profit potential, and it's closer than it looks

New research from 219 ANZ legal professionals shows where firms believe profit is possible, and the admin, pay and...

04 August 2026

Sponsored by LEAP

AI agents caught after break-and-enter spree!

AI agents picked a lock, gained Internet-access, and then broke into a company to find the info it desired. But the...

04 August 2026

Promoted by dotSec

The AI Accountability Gap: No Ownership, No Evidence, No Defence

31 July 2026

Sponsored by Candy Lau, Partner, and Tessia Tan, Associate, Ironbridge Legal

Secure AI, designed for the deal room

AI redaction, Q&A and search available in the data room M&A lawyers already trust – so speed never comes at...

31 July 2026

Sponsored by Ansarada

Gavan Mackenzie – Helping government clients deliver with confidence

Gavan Mackenzie is a partner at Maddocks and one of Australia's leading advisers on government procurement, grants,...

30 July 2026

Promoted by Maddocks

How to become a lawyer in Australia when your degree is in something else

29 July 2026

By Grace Robbie

Medical negligence in the age of AI diagnostics: Who’s liable when the algorithm gets it wrong?

The question Australian courts have not yet had to meaningfully answer is fast approaching: when an AI (Artificial...

28 July 2026

By Matthew Kayser

Why context beats the model in the AI race

Every Australian firm can now access the same AI models. What separates the ones pulling ahead is what they're feeding...

28 July 2026

Sponsored by iManage

Joint criminal enterprise: When being present becomes being guilty

The doctrine of joint criminal enterprise is one of the most powerful tools available to prosecutors - and one of the...

27 July 2026

By Matthew Kayser

Shelly Tamas - The empathy-first approach redefining employment law

Shelly Tamas turned an early paralegal placement into a career built entirely around employment law. As Founder and...

21 July 2026

Promoted by Fair Workplace Solutions

Tina Nematian - Building a purpose-led immigration law practice

Tina Nematian, Principal Lawyer and Founder of One Planet Migration Law, has built a specialist immigration practice...

21 July 2026

Promoted by One Planet Migration Law

Dimitrios Katsaros is the Principal and Founder of Katsaros & Associates

A Melbourne firm he set up in 2013 to do immigration law differently. Seventeen years in, his approach still rests on...

21 July 2026

Promoted by Katsaros & Associates

What’s in Your Contracts? Why Legal Teams Are Turning to Morae’s Contract Intelligence

Organisations are moving beyond standalone contract tools toward managed intelligence services that combine AI with...

30 June 2026

Sponsored by Morae Australia

The productivity paradox: Rethinking legal billing in the age of AI

AI is changing legal work faster than billing models can keep up. Here are two emerging approaches Australian firms are...

29 June 2026

Sponsored by Shelley Burger

AML reform is live. Is your law firm ready?

From 1 July, law firms fall under Australia's AML/CTF regime. Here's how to meet your AUSTRAC obligations without...

26 June 2026

Sponsored by Legl