Is your legal team overwhelmed by routine document processes? Manual creating legal documents continues to drain resources and limit legal teams from focusing on strategic work. This essential guide shows…
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Australian legal market midyear data (FY 2025) reveals “strong results”
Through the first half of the financial year 2025, Australian firms experienced broad-based demand growth, according to the Australian Legal Market Midyear Update (Midyear Update). The Midyear Update, issued today…
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AI-Powered Contract Lifecycle Management: The Essential Guide for Legal Departments
Is your legal team spending too much time managing contracts, and not enough time focusing on high-value work? Our AI-Powered Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM): The Essential Guide for Legal Departments,…
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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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AI’s impact on law firm pricing and client service
AI-enhanced legal work has put law firm pricing in focus as it continues to create new opportunities and shape work product creation.
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Tech, AI and the Law 2024 report: Australian edition
Thomson Reuters’ Tech, AI and the Law 2024 report explores the augmented future of legal innovation. The survey of 869 legal professionals underscores key trends transforming work practices within the…
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Targeting the scammers: Government responds to threats to stability of national economy
If you have ever been the target, let alone victim, of an online scam, you will appreciate that the cost is far greater than economic loss. Despite the perpetrators often…
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2024 Australia: State of the Legal Market Report
Australia’s legal market is experiencing a period of unprecedented dynamism.
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What is greenwashing and why you should care
Greenwashing is not a new concept. It is claimed that the term originated in the 1960s, when the hotel industry “devised one of the most blatant examples of greenwashing. They…
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White-collar crime: Ghosh, when does Peters apply?
The term ‘white-collar crime’ was first coined in 1939 by American sociologist Edwin Sutherland who described it as “a violation of criminal law by the person of upper-socioeconomic class in…
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