AI Is Too Risky to Use, Says Barrister Who Has All of His Emails Printed for Him 2 June 2026 ISSUE NO. 28 SYDNEY — A senior barrister who has warned colleagues that artificial intelligence is too unreliable for serious legal work has confirmed that every email he...
This session continues last week’s discussion on vector-based accounting for trusts. The issue remains whether trust accounts should be understood as a single static balance sheet, or as a series of related but distinct accounts which separately express legal form,...
I like technology. I like good engineering. I even like some legal tech products. What I do not like is most legal tech marketing. Not because it fails to generate clicks or demos. It clearly does that. I dislike it because it is often fundamentally misaligned with...
Sub-trust interest, the assumption that was not tested, and the onus problem 1. Cameron v Commissioner of Taxation[cm_simple_footnote id=”1″] decides two things: interest on a sub-trust loan was not deductible under s 8-1 because the supposed borrowing was...
Chancellor Confirms New Rules on Uses Will End Tax Avoidance Through Trusts Once and for All 26 May 2026 ISSUE NO. 27 WESTMINSTER, 1290 — Robert Burnell, Chancellor to King Edward I, has announced new measures targeting the practice of “uses,” the device by which a...
This session introduces vector-based accounting for trusts. The issue is whether trust accounts should be understood as a single static balance sheet, or as a series of related but distinct accounts which separately express legal form, income character, timing,...
