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OpenAI’s chatbot ChatGPT is making waves across businesses – but NewLaw practices have said the technology is still new and advised lawyers to remain vigilant. ChatGPT is able to come up with com

Australia’s leading law firms say they are approaching 2023 with caution despite again growing their partnership ranks over the past six months.

Some familiar faces are set to go head-to-head to become the firm’s next chief executive partner, Lawyers Weekly can reveal. The Clayton Utz board will meet next month to determine who will take

The firm also revealed a new CEO and executive partner, with the moves set to take effect next year

National law firm Gilbert + Tobin has unveiled a new leadership model, effective July 2023, under which its current managing partner is leaving that role to become chairman. G+T managing partner,

The most generous employers include Herbert Smith Freehills, Gilbert + Tobin and Corrs Chambers Westgarth.

Ask a law firm leader about their biggest challenge and they will likely provide an answer similar to that of Allen & Overy’s Jason Denisenko: “Talent, talent, talent.”

The plan by global firm Stephenson Harwood for staff who want to work from home full-time has been dismissed as ‘penny-pinching’.

Despite state governments dropping “work from home if you can” edicts, many law firms are giving staff the option to decide how and where they work best.

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