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Law Firm Partners Income Tax Arrangements Come Under Scrutiny in Australia
Members of Australia's Senate are questioning the use by law firms and their partners of a tax structure that lowers the amount of tax owed to the government.
Embracing Innovation: 7 Major Law Firm Tech Developments in 2023
From a host of law firm-created generative AI chatbots to new innovative client offerings and the launch of another law firm legal tech subsidiary, this year showed that law firms are confidently embracing their place in the legal technology market.
Being Part of 'a Modern-Day Miracle': A Nonprofit's General Counsel Sees Purpose
As general counsel of the Fred Hollows Foundation, a nonprofit that aims to provide affordable eye health care and end avoidable blindness in disadvantaged communities around the world, Katrin O'Sullivan oversees seven different legal entities across 25 mostly African and Asian countries.
Why the Southern Hemisphere's Largest Fish Market Outsources Its Legal Work
Saying that a lot is going on at the Sydney Fish Market is not a fish tale. General counsel Michael Guilday is a busy man and he's more than happy to employ outside counsel—as long as they act as if they're in-house lawyers.
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'A Founder's Dream Advisor': Industry Fondly Remembers Legal Tech Trailblazer Michael Mills
Michael Mills, a pioneer of early knowledge management and legal automation, who often downplayed his own impact, passed away on Oct. 1, at the age of 77.
Generative AI Conversations Are a Peek Into the Legal Tech 'Boys' Club'
Many legal tech panels on generative artificial intelligence are still dominated by a homogenous group: white men. It's a glimpse into the more insidious barriers that stand in the way of women tech founders fighting to make it in the industry.
Forget ChatGPT—Law Firms Are Launching Their Own Gen AI Chatbots
What a growing number of law firms have realized is that they can safely allow their lawyers to experiment with the underlying generative AI models—so long as it is through their own proprietary chatbots.
For Law Firms, Launching Generative AI Chatbots Requires More Than Just Novel Technology
Several law firms have consulted with their insurance providers and updated their trainings and policies to support launching generative AI powered chatbots internally. But it is still early days, and more changes may be needed ahead.
Concerned About the Risks of ChatGPT, Australia's Allens Built an Alternative
It took about six months for the firm to build its own GenAI platform, which it has named "Airlie" in honor of Airlie Smith—the first woman lawyer to join any of the firms that merged to form Allens.TRENDING STORIES
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