The array of judicial policies on AI use in and by courts
Generative AI has raised the ire of some, but not all, common law jurisdictions. What can we learn from their respective policies?
Generative AI has raised the ire of some, but not all, common law jurisdictions. What can we learn from their respective policies?
Potential defendants can be tricky to identify and locate. Andrew Bulley discusses the five key elements to preliminary discovery applications.
After the Supreme Court’s practice note, find out the best practice for using generative AI in an ethical, compliant and effective way.
Five Canadian news media outlets have commenced legal proceedings against OpenAI for copyright infringement and if they succeed, it could amount to billions in damages.
Lawyers should avoid interfering with the preparation of expert reports otherwise the report may be rejected as well as any oral evidence given under cross-examination.
A solicitor may be liable for costs orders if they conduct litigation unreasonably, incompetently or without reasonable prospects of success.
As face-to-face court appearances resume, there has been an increase in reports of rudeness and intimidation from barristers and solicitors in court.
Practical guidance for legal practitioners on how to communicate with judges’ chambers.
Evaluating witnesses and managing sources of bias in an Online Court.
Professional negligence claims can often arise from complex litigation. JANICE PURVIS and CANDICE PERRIMAN outline some ways to recognise and manage the risks.
If the party seeking to utilise 28 USC § 1782 in Australian proceedings first seeks the Australian court’s approval, and the proposed application is limited…
A prospective applicant may apply to the Federal Court under rule 7.23 of the Federal Court Rules for preliminary discovery from a prospective respondent. By…