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Lexis+ AI, now with Protégé, is launching in New Zealand in July 2025

Lexis+ AI, the fastest and most powerful legal generative AI on the market, is now launching with Protégé — your personalised AI assistant.

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In partnership with the New Zealand Law Society

AI and Law 2025 | Use and Perception among Aotearoa New Zealand Lawyers

Artificial intelligence is already in use in many law practices, but many law professionals are still unsure how to use it safely, ethically, and effectively.

The Law Society partnering with LexisNexis to support legal professionals

In March-April 2025 the Law Society, in partnership with LexisNexis, conducted a survey of law practitioners to get a snapshot of how AI is being perceived and used by lawyers in New Zealand.

This was the first survey of its kind to look solely at New Zealand practitioners. The survey was anonymous. Respondents were representative of lawyers from across the profession in New Zealand.

The Law Society, in partnership with LexisNexis, will be releasing the findings from our AI and the Legal Profession survey conducted in March-April this year.

Date: Thursday 26 June 2025

Time: 1.00pm – 2.00pm

New leaders seek to modernise the Criminal Bar Association, one podcast and tech fix at a time

In a profession built on tradition and where the human stakes are very high, even small changes can echo loudly.

Annabel Cresswell and Sumudu Thode believe the Criminal Bar Association New Zealand (CBANZ) — and the criminal justice system it serves — can’t afford to stand still any longer. They have ambitious plans to take the organisation into a new era.

From rebuilding the website to launching podcasts and experimenting cautiously with artificial intelligence, the pair are leading a charge to modernise CBANZ’s operations and image. Their vision goes beyond surface-level fixes to making the association more appealing to younger lawyers, helping streamline the daily challenges of criminal practice, and tackling the glaring technology gaps that continue to slow New Zealand's courts.

Employment Law Bulletin (Issue 1 - 2025) – Download For Free

The Employment Law Bulletin (Issue 1 - 2025) keeps you up to date with the latest developments in employment law and is a must for any practitioner or professional dealing with employment law issues.

The Bulletin is highly regarded among practitioners and stakeholders in the employment field, including the Courts. Each issue contains articles giving expert practical analysis on the most current and relevant issues in employment law, Q&As with leaders in the employment law field, as well as case notes on key employment decisions.

General Editor Susan Hornsby-Geluk, one of New Zealand’s leading employment lawyers, directs the Employment Law Bulletin content and ensures a practical focus.

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Free Content Available to Download - Immigration and Protection Law Reissue 1 in The Laws of New Zealand

We are pleased to have released in full the title Immigration and Protection Law Reissue 1 in The Laws of New Zealand. The title has been completely revised and rewritten by a team of five authors who are all members of the New Zealand Immigration and Protection Tribunal, including Judge Martin Treadwell, who is Chair of the Tribunal.

The reissue of this title will be an essential resource and valuable tool to legal practitioners working in that area of law, and to anyone wishing to have an authoritative overview of immigration law in New Zealand and an understanding of the legal and procedural framework that underpins it.

To give you a preview of the content in this new release, we've made part of Reissue 1 available for free download.

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