Articles
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The legal profession has seen a gradual but significant transformation for several years. From increasing efficiencies and reducing the amount of unbillable time to becoming more client-centric, law firms have slowly yet steadily moved towards adopting newer and more data-driven techniques to shape firm growth.
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Judgment written by David McDonald, Partner, McDonald Brummer for Conveyancing Bulletin
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At a recent breakfast event in Wellington sponsored by LexisNexis and hosted by The Law Association, Chief Justice Dame Helen Winkelmann, a respected jurist with a wealth of experience, recently addressed the New Zealand Law Association in a compelling speech.
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In a landmark law project, Cook Islands laws have been consolidated and made freely available online. Deputy Solicitor-General David Greig discusses the groundbreaking project and its impact on the rule of law
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Lawyers worldwide have had the chance to trial the next generation of AI research tools.
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Written by Emeritus Professor Bill Atkin for New Zealand Family Law Journal, March 2024
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Technology has long been part of what it means to practice law, with document automation, practice management systems, and computer-aided legal research part of lawyers’ day-to-day for decades.
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Technology has long been part of what it means to practice law, with document automation, practice management systems, and computer-aided legal research part of lawyers’ day-to-day for decades.
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Written by Dr Trevor Daya-Winterbottom FRGS, General Editor for Resource Management Bulletin, 2024
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Leading construction lawyer Michael Weatherall dives into the latest updates to NZS 3910:2023 contract standard, and more.