LexiCast - Legal Podcast for Lawyers
LexiCast by LawCPD is a the first next-generation podcast redefining learning for Australian lawyers. Carefully curated by advanced AI and expert legal research, it offers a fresh, flexible way to gain practical insights on the go.
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- Sep 24, 2026
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AI & Legal Billing: Can Australian Lawyers Still Bill by the Hour? (opens the original)
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AI is changing how quickly legal work gets done, but what does that mean for legal billing? This episode explores billable hours vs value-based billing, who should pay for AI costs, and how lawyers can approach AI disclosure and client expectations. Want to learn more on this topic? Sign up for our Webinar, 'Billing in the Age of AI: Value, Overheads, and Disclosure'.
Can Lawyers Actually Be Good Leaders? (opens the original)
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Can lawyers be good leaders without being in charge? Absolutely! Leadership starts long before the title. Explore the five key behaviours that build trust, influence and effective leadership in legal practice, whether or not you manage a team. Want to learn more on this topic? Save 20% on our 1-hour interactive CPD course 'Become a Trusted Leader With or Without the Title'. Use code LEXISEPT | Offer ends 30 September 2026
Are Australian Class Actions Changing? What Every Lawyer Needs to Watch (opens the original)
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Class actions can affect clients across almost every area of practice and they’re evolving fast. Filings just hit a decade low, but settlement payouts reached a near-record high. This episode unpacks the contradictor mechanism, a Robodebt penalty twist, why Australia has never had a copyright class action despite a billion-dollar US settlement, and what any lawyer should tell a client who receives a class action notice. Enjoying this podcast? Get more CPD with LawCPD. Save 20% on a CPD Pass with
Social Media for Lawyers: LinkedIn, Personal Branding & Legal Risks (opens the original)
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In this episode, we look at how Australian lawyers can use LinkedIn and social media to build a personal brand, demonstrate legal expertise, generate referrals and strengthen their professional reputation without creating unnecessary professional, employment or reputational risk. We also examine the important distinction between professional conduct risk and employment risk, including the situation where a lawyer may not breach confidentiality or professional conduct rules but can still face con
AI & Privacy Law Australia: Royal Commission, OAIC Guidance & Kmart Smart Glasses (opens the original)
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Australian AI regulation is moving fast, but not necessarily in one direction. In this episode of LexiCast, we unpack the latest AI, privacy and technology law developments Australian lawyers need to know. We look at South Australia’s new Royal Commission into artificial intelligence, including what it could mean for AI regulation and businesses operating in the state. We also examine the OAIC’s updated facial recognition guidance following the Bunnings decision. We then turn to Kmart’s new AI-e
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