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2025 State of the Corporate Law Department
General counsel seek to redefine value and enable organisational success.
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Personal Properties Securities Act Amendments: 5 changes ahead
The Government has now proposed significant changes to the PPSA regime. If, and when these amendments come into force, practitioners will need to relearn important PPSA rules.
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Closing Loopholes criminal wage theft laws can jail bosses
Wage theft, being the intentional underpayment of wages, is now a federal criminal offence in Australia.
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10 legal cases that defined 2024 in Australia
Ten noteworthy legal cases that shaped Australia in 2024 by Thomson Reuters Legal Insight.
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Generative AI estimated to save professionals 200 hours per year
As generative AI (genAI) continues to revolutionise and shape the world of work, Thomson Reuters has released the global edition of the Future of Professionals Report.
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2024 State of the Corporate Law Department: Report
Explore global insights and trends in corporate law departments with our 2024 State of Corporate Law Department Report. This comprehensive resource offers valuable perspectives for legal professionals in ANZ
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Using AI in law firms to manage clients better and grow relationships
How to use AI in law firms to manage clients better and grow your law firm business.
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Prompt engineering for lawyers: 5 tips to get started
Should lawyers learn prompt engineering? Being a prompt pro is not a prerequisite. But knowing the basics gives lawyers an advantage.
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Is AI regulated in Australia? What lawyers should know
Yes, AI is regulated in Australia, but not with AI-specific legislation. Instead, it is governed by existing legislation.
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