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artificial intelligence
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Warning about relying on AI

Practitioners need to carefully consider how they are using AI in a way which is consistent with their professional obligations.
Sarah Millar
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Securing fees with mortgage risky

Any practitioner seeking to secure fees via a mortgage over client property should read this decision carefully.
Shane Budden
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Criminal lawyering: Sentences

QSAC Member Dan Rogers says sentencing is a lot more complex than a media snippet on television.
Dan Rogers
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Balancing your business demands

On any given week how much time do you have available for work? Now consider all the tasks that you need to accomplish – how urgent or important are they?
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Navigating staff departures

The contract of employment between the employee and the legal practice should expressly cover their eventual departure.
the QLS Practice Advisory Service team
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Medallist launches surrogacy case book

Stephen Page is a dad through surrogacy and Legal Practice Director at Page Provan. In 2023 he received the Queensland Law Society President’s Medal.
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Tech, AI survey results are in

With more than 400 responses, the results provided insight into the day-to-day challenges for legal practitioners, organisations and firms.
Kerryn Sampson
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Hackers have new weapon

We all know not to act on email instructions to transfer money (either from within or outside the firm). Unfortunately, as the threats evolve so must our defences.
David Bowles
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New policies tame uncivil associations

Two of the provisions may be of interest to QLS members who are called upon to advise incorporated associations and their members.
Emeritus Professor Myles McGregor-Lowndes
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