Lessons for the age of AI from the music industry when the internet was born
In determining how best the legal profession should move forward at a time of voluminous technological change, it is worth reflecting on how...
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Genetic test results, privacy, and insurance law implications
Looming legislation prohibits life insurers from using predictive genetic test results to deny or limit insurance cover. Here, we unpack the...
Staying relevant, confident, and impactful during times of change
In this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, produced in partnership with Consilio and Lawyers on Demand, we explore how experience i...
The rise of AI advocates and trends in collective employee claims
More claims. More complexity. Higher stakes. How AI and rising civil penalties are reshaping workplace litigation and what employers need to...
LawTech Talks: Why the future of legal AI lies in integrated legal intelligence systems
AI capability alone isn't enough for legal work, and it may never be. In this special episode of LawTech Talks, produced in partnership with...
Why some lawyers thrive in their 60s, and others fade
Once a professional gets to the age of 60, they often hit an inflection point, personally and professionally. Here, a former big four audito...
The intersection between good culture and workplace excellence
According to this head of legal, it's "almost impossible" to have workplace excellence without also building and maintaining a good and kind...
Class action trends, developments, and Shine Lawyers' next steps
In this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, produced in partnership with Shine Lawyers, we dive into the forces shaping Australia's...
Why podcasting is becoming lawyers' most powerful marketing tool
While many lawyers may dismiss podcasting as a novelty or a waste of time, Dennis Meador argues that this mindset could not be further from...
Who bears legal responsibility for AI errors?
Whether a developer, business, or user bears the onus of responsibility if an autonomous agentic AI tool makes a mistake remains an open que...
Dispute risks from client AI use to prepare documentation
There is an emerging trend whereby clients are increasingly using AI tools to prepare and negotiate a broader range of documents internally,...
Is your law firm ready for Payday Super?
In this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, produced in partnership with legalsuper, we unpack the looming Payday Super reforms, wha...
Protégé: Why the legal profession needs every voice
For decades, the legal profession has been seen as an industry dominated by privileged and upper-class backgrounds, but one law student is c...
A former BigLaw principal turned coach on optimal firm leadership in FY26–27 and beyond
Amid enormous market and professional change, there is enormous potential for leaders in law firms to empower and elevate their teams, rathe...
The Corporate Counsel Show: The intersection between psychosocial hazards and AI as a safety risk
In this special episode of The Corporate Counsel Show, produced in partnership with LegalVision, we explore how law departments can better s...
Protégé: Why this lawyer wrote a 'piss-take' novel on the profession
A lawyer and award-winning author has fused her two worlds into one striking work, releasing a novel she describes as a sharp "piss-take" of...
Regional collaboration and interconnectivity in a shifting geopolitical landscape
In a time of voluminous geopolitical and sociocultural change, there are myriad opportunities for legal practitioners to work across borders...
Legal concerns about the increasing use of employees' likeness
According to one employment law partner, there is a movement from employers towards seeking permission to use the likeness of employees, for...
Protégé: Redefining the ideal law student
The traditional notion of the "ideal" law student – expected to excel at everything, all at once – has long been ingrained in the legal prof...
Finding joy in one's work as a lawyer
Practitioners across the board must identify ways to enjoy their work and maintain an optimal level of joy in the day-to-day, one BigLaw par...