Australia: Information Technology

IR Global

NSW Supreme Court's new rules for AI in legal practice

NSW SC Practice Note guides legal practitioners, offering new guidance for integrating generative AI tools such as ChatGPT into their legal practice.

Barry Nilsson

AI In The Courtroom: Lessons From Recent Cases And Regulatory Shifts

AI continues its rapid transformation of the Australian legal industry, with legal AI adoption at an all-time high across the profession.

Barry Nilsson

AI, law and the future of professional practice - Insights from Jarrod Munro

Explores how AI's efficiency can help focus on higher-value work while warning of the ethical, accuracy & confidentiality pitfalls that still plague the technology.

Cathro & Partners

AI And The Law: New Guidelines And The Consequences Of Misuse

Barry Nilsson

From innovation to indemnity – AI promises efficiency but has potential to leave solicitors with increased risk and costs

Kennedys

Using AI for legal research

Holman Webb Lawyers

The AI lawyer: Could AI replace criminal defence lawyers?

Australia Criminal

D+

Doogue + George Defence Lawyers

How to pick the best lawyer in Sydney

O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors

Chat GPT and the legal profession

McCarthy Durie Lawyers

Five steps for success when adopting legal technology in-house

Holding Redlich

Michael Byrnes is quoted in the article - 50+ hour weeks remain too common for lawyers - published in Lawyers Weekly on 26 June 2023

Swaab

What's your position on Open AI?

Law In Order

Embracing technology: A path to efficiency and innovation for the future

Cathro & Partners

14 September 2026 M&A Review: Market insights and outlook for 2027

Australia Commercial

Holding Redlich

Curated

Government Reprioritises Agriculture, Resources, Fisheries, Construction And Teaching For Australian Skilled Migration

Australia Immigration

Interstaff Immigration Agency

Insights Into Maintaining Financial Control In The Property And Construction Sector. (Video)

Australia Finance

Cathro & Partners

Inside IR Podcast Series - Episode 34: Negotiating Skills For A Challenging Enterprise Bargaining Environment – Part 2

Australia Employment

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Curated

Navigating Australian Immigration Through Policy Uncertainty

Australia Immigration

Interstaff Immigration Agency

Protecting the confidentiality, integrity & availability of sensitive legal proceedings

AUCloud is Australian owned and operated, so all data, including related account, analytics and metadata remains onshore.

Law In Order

A team effort to tackle a huge discovery project

New technology has enabled a legal team with an army of volunteers to accomplish this huge task of discovery.

Law In Order

Benefits of digitisation in the legal profession

There are many benefits to digitising legal documents, both for lawyers and their clients.

Law In Order

Gain control over document review

Outsourcing document review is a strategy increasingly being used by lawyers, in-house legal teams, and law firms.

Law In Order

Social distancing in the legal profession – should it stay or go?

Australia Coronavirus

Carroll & O'Dea

A scalable, flexible approach to investigations

Law In Order

How does electronic index creation work?

Law In Order

The road ahead: Current trends in litigation for 2022

Law In Order

eHearings Spotlight: How to manage video conferencing fatigue

Australia Law Performance

Law In Order

Successful insolvency practitioners embrace tech

Worrells

The increased danger of Reply All: a warning for in-house counsel

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

How to speak IT (information technology), regulatory risk and privilege

Law In Order

Bringing e-Discovery in-house? Four tips to get you started

Law In Order

Rapid response to a regulatory notice, where the size of the data set is unclear

Law In Order

The increased danger of Reply All: a warning for in-house counsel

In-house counsel must be alert to the dangers of email chains - minimise the risk of waiving their employer's privilege.

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

How to speak IT (information technology), regulatory risk and privilege

Everyone should have a basic understanding of their company's IT infrastructure, as the risk of cyber threats increases.

Law In Order

Bringing e-Discovery in-house? Four tips to get you started

With increasing litigation and costs for document review, more companies are considering bringing eDiscovery in-house.

Law In Order

Rapid response to a regulatory notice, where the size of the data set is unclear

We were able to effectively manage the review project despite an uncertain number of documents within a tight timeframe,

Law In Order

Making light work for a small legal team with too many documents and a tight deadline

Law In Order

Reduce your production costs in legal document management

This client needed to review email data to provide a hyperlinked list of the most relevant documents for their barrister.

Law In Order

The use of eDiscovery, analytics and technology assisted review could produce a timely and accurate review of documents.

Smarter document review

Law In Order

Tight turnarounds and last minute additions - document management for the Banking Royal Commission

A review of the documents was completed in less than 3 days, saving the client a significant amount of time and money.

Law In Order

The importance of having an eDiscovery expert on your side

Today lawyers are not generalists, but focus on building a specialist knowledge of distinct areas of legal practice.

Law In Order

Blockchain or Buzzchain? Some early considerations of blockchain technology use in legal services

HBA Legal

Queensland Government Bulletin - 27 November 2017

Australia Government

Holding Redlich

Why legal technologists are becoming the new normal

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Waste not, want not – the modern lawyer: a garbage collector?

HBA Legal

Lean, Mean, Fighting Machine – Lean Law: The next big legal revolution?

HBA Legal

Innovation, innovation everywhere, so lets all have a drink

HBA Legal

Innovation — finding the new normal for business management

Australia Strategy

Sparke Helmore Lawyers

Technology will free law firms for better face-to-face interaction

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Disruptive revolution: In an age of technological upheaval, lawyers must not lose sight of their ethical responsibilities

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Electronic contracts and the digitisation of business processes

Australia Real Estate

Colin Biggers & Paisley

Sex, corruption and Microsoft Office

Carroll & O'Dea

Is your lawyer smarter than IBM Watson (a machine learning tool)?