1,500-Word Essay Prepares Graduate for 78-Page Affidavit 30th June 2026 ISSUE NO. 32 MELBOURNE — A law graduate who completed a 1,500-word essay on International Comparative Legal Theory at Southgate University has confirmed the experience prepared her for practice....
Mandatory Anti-Bullying CPD Helps Sole Practitioner Stop Negative Thoughts 23rd June 2026 ISSUE NO. 31 ADELAIDE — A solicitor who has worked entirely alone since 1984 has completed his mandatory annual workplace anti-bullying training, a requirement applied to him on...
AI Notes That Its Detailed Legal Advice Does Not Constitute Legal Advice 16th June 2026 ISSUE NO. 30 ELIZABETH, SA — A legal AI platform has confirmed that the detailed advice it provided to a 78-year-old widower, along with the last will and testament it drafted on...
Treasury to Use More than Wikipedia for Understanding Tax Law Before Next Budget 9th June 2026 ISSUE NO. 29 CANBERRA — The federal Treasury has confirmed it will consult a source other than Wikipedia when drafting the next round of tax legislation, following the...
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...
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...
