The legal profession has long been characterised by its intellectual rigor, ethical standards, and commitment to justice. Yet beneath the polished exterior of courtrooms and law offices lies a troubling…
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The urgent legal challenge for military space law
A new arms race is unfolding in space, warns a leading legal authority. As satellites evolve from peaceful tools into potential weapons – and targets – of war, and the…
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Copyright and AI: An Australian perspective
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly central to innovation, companies operating in Australia must navigate a complex legal landscape, especially when training AI systems on material in which others own copyright.…
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Navigating Queensland’s New Property Law Landscape
The world of property law in Australia is always changing. From new laws to transformations in how things are done. For the modern lawyer, keeping up with these fundamental updates…
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How document automation is freeing up lawyers’ time
Are repetitive document drafting, manual processes, and growing workloads slowing down your legal team? You’re not alone. As highlighted in our recent webinar, legal departments are increasingly overwhelmed by manual…
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How are courts adopting AI in the Asia Pacific region?
Are courts adopting AI in the Asia Pacific? The judiciary in the region are exploring how it can improve access to justice.
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4 LegalTech tips from SYNERGY Sydney
Legal leaders at Thomson Reuters SYNERGY Sydney 2025 share tips on connecting LegalTech and legal service delivery.
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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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What can agentic AI do for professionals?
What professionals need to know about Agentic AI, the latest form artificial intelligence that promises to handle complex tasks.
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AI Skills Challenges show in-house counsel time saving hacks
Thomson Reuters invited In-house lawyers to an ‘AI Skills Challenge’ in Sydney.
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