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Relentless disruption, change and innovation are once again the key themes for lawyers this year. Increasingly sophisticated technologies along with pressures from clients, employees and regulatory systems are pushing firms…
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Courts Digitisation: What to Expect as Courts Evolve
While firms have undergone a technological revolution in recent years, courts have been slow to keep pace. But have the winds of change finally arrived? The judiciary has long recognised…
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The Future of the Courts [Whitepaper]
We tend to see a lot of future-gazing around the changing role of the law firm, but relatively little on the future of the court system itself – the fundamental…
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As debate heats up in the UK over a proposed online dispute resolution (ODR) system for low-quantum claims, many are considering the merits of such a model in Australia. What…
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Lessons Learned in Courts Digitisation – Court Management Solutions [Whitepaper]
This whitepaper draws on the extensive experience of Thomson Reuters in courts digitisation projects in the US and the UK, and wider lessons from the industry, to set out a…
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Australian e-Trials and Paperless Courts
For several years we’ve heard about tablet computers being handed out to members of the judiciary and pilot paperless court e-trials being conducted. So how far away are Australian courts…
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Legal Research Trends in Action [Guide]
Whether you’re a lawyer, barrister, legal librarian or academic, you know firsthand how important research is to your work. The good news is that legal technology is rapidly evolving, making it easier…
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