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A GC’s ‘3 limbs’ to scale AI while maintaining control (opens the original)
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Speaking recently at a LexisNexis-hosted event, one general counsel outlined a three-pronged approach her team has adopted in driving efficiency across the business, whilst also effectively managing risk. Late last month, LexisNexis hosted its AI Summit 2026 in Sydney, which explored what the future of legal AI looks like, including how it should be governed, where professional accountability sits, how its value should be measured, and what becomes more valuable as technology makes some forms of
RBA reveals September 2026 cash rate call (opens the original)
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Find out – in this special announcement from Legal Home Loans – whether the Reserve Bank has heeded calls from the big banks to once again increase interest rates. At its previous meeting, in August, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) determined, in a unanimous decision, to hold the cash rate at 4.35 per cent. This was the second consecutive meeting at which the board opted to hold the rate, following increases at its preceding three meetings. Today (29 September), the RBA board decided, in a u
Vobis Lawyers investigating class action against JustFund (opens the original)
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Sydney-based commercial firm Vobis Lawyers is investigating a potential class action against specialist legal finance provider JustFund over interest calculation practices. Vobis Lawyers, a Sydney-based boutique that practices across multiple areas, from dispute resolution and litigation to personal attorney services, is currently investigating potential claims that could be brought against JustFund, a legal financing platform for family law and estate matters. The firm is examining JustFund’s m
Gina Cass‑Gottlieb reappointed as ACCC chair (opens the original)
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The Albanese government has nominated Gina Cass‑Gottlieb, a former senior partner at Gilbert + Tobin, for a second five-year term as chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). Gina Cass‑Gottlieb is set to serve another term as ACCC chair, for a five-year period from 20 March 2027, with the Albanese Government seeking state and territory agreement to recommend to Governor‑General Sam Mostyn that Cass‑Gottlieb be reappointed. Cass‑Gottlieb, who served 25 years as a senior
KPMG still claiming privilege over 74 documents, ASIC says (opens the original)
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KPMG Australia has failed to produce over 70 documents to ASIC as it has continued to claim legal professional privilege, according to the ASIC chair. In correspondence with the parliamentary joint committee (PJC) on corporations and financial services, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) chair Sarah Court said that big four accounting firm KPMG has advised that it has not yet produced some material to the corporate regulator that it has to the PJC, as it maintains a claim of
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