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WEB6 days ago · Corporate Counsel • 01 October 2024 ‘Safe experimentation’ with ‘technology that lies’ By Lauren Croft. When implementing AI into their practices, lawyers should exercise caution where possible, as this tech is “going to...
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WEB3 days ago · Big Law • 04 October 2024 The ‘critical role’ lawyers play in the property market. By Lauren Croft. While lawyers and conveyancers have been revealed to be positively viewed by Australians buying and selling property, there...
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WEB3 days ago · Big Law • 03 October 2024 Moulis Legal adds infrastructure, sustainability and energy head. By Lauren Croft. Moulis Legal has welcomed back a former partner as its new head of infrastructure, sustainability and energy (ISE).
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WEBBig Law • 19 September 2024 Lawyers doing more pro bono hours than ever, but large firms, in-house teams must improve. By Jerome Doraisamy. There was an 11.5 per cent increase in total hours of pro bono work undertaken by Australian lawyers in FY24, however, some...
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WEBThe Bar • 26 September 2024 New judge appointed to Victoria Supreme Court, 2 promoted at OPP. By Lauren Croft. A new judge has been appointed to the Supreme Court of Victoria, who was formerly the state’s chief prosecutor, leading to...
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WEB4 days ago · NewLaw • 03 October 2024 ‘Technology is not foolproof’: Changing client expectations and evolving legal practice. By Lauren Croft. With the rise of technology and AI, customer experience within the legal profession is changing.
Australian legal profession over 90k strong - Lawyers Weekly
WEBThe 2022 National Profile of Solicitors, compiled by consultancy firm Urbis and released on Friday (5 May), presents a demographic picture of the legal profession in Australia and how it has evolved over time, compiling data provided by …
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WEBThe Bar • 25 September 2024 Arbitration preferable to slow and expensive court processes. By Dan Creevey. The court system in Queensland is too slow, expensive, and unpredictable, with people seeking justice often better off...
#auslaw seeing ‘record highs’ in profit margins - Lawyers Weekly
WEBAug 30, 2021 · The average profit as a percentage of revenue in the last 12 months – a period that included the “depths” of the COVID-19 pandemic, subsequent economic downturn and emerging recovery – was 36.8 per cent.