The privacy obligation lawyers didn’t see coming

New AML/CTF requirements do more than change client onboarding processes — they trigger privacy obligations many law practices have never faced.

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Trust, but verify: supervising junior lawyers using AI

Recent cases involving generative AI misuse reveal risks in everyday practice, particularly where supervisors lack visibility over how work is produced and verified.

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New WHS duties for digital work systems in NSW

Algorithmic work allocation is now a regulated safety risk, with compliance focused on proactive assessment and control.

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An eConveyancing interoperability reality check

If outages can stop the entire system, what exactly does interoperability solve? ARNECC reports point to limits policymakers must now confront.

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The humanity in justice and the limits of automated advocacy

Can robots argue in court? A barrister weighs in on AI’s promise and pitfalls, and the irreplaceable role of human lawyers in justice. By LAINA…

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Taking ‘persons unknown’ to court: the use of injunctions against anonymous hackers

A data breach, a dark web ransom and a landmark case. Hear from the firm that pioneered the strategy reshaping responses to cyber ransoms.

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The legal fight for human creativity

From New York to London: an overview of the AI copyright lawsuits shaping the global legal reckoning over inputs, outputs and artistic rights.

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The countdown is on for automated decision making transparency requirements

With fines and increased enforcement looming, legal advisors must act now to ensure privacy policies meet new ADM disclosure standards under the Privacy Act.

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What the Web3 appeal means for the penalty implications of legal advice

The Full Federal Court’s ruling raises critical questions about legal advice on complex financial product definitions and cryptocurrency regulation.

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Towards an Australian crypto asset services licence

After a decade of stalling policy, digital assets still lack bespoke legislation while ASIC’s test litigation provides some useful guidance.

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