Did time slow down for the legal profession this year? (No, really)
As the legal profession navigated a year of change, one company leapt forward as time telescoped. Read the full article!
New Protégé General AI feature gives lawyers safe, unified access to leading general AI tools
The new Protégé General AI feature gives lawyers safe, unified access to leading AI tools and allows them to use multiple AI models without switching platforms.
Protégé General AI: Bringing Legal and General AI Together for New Zealand Lawyers in Lexis+ AI
Discover how Protégé General AI in Lexis+ AI empowers New Zealand lawyers with secure, flexible Legal and General AI tools for modern legal workflows.
The future of law: rooted in strong foundations
LexisNexis NZ’s 111-year journey shows how human connection and new AI-powered tools together strengthen both the profession and the rule of law. Read now!
Communicating Trust During a Corporate Crisis – Insights from the Hato Hone St John Team
Summary The best in-house lawyers are pragmatic in a crisis Invest in your worst-case scenario In today’s fast-paced media environment, corporate crises demand swift, coordinated responses between legal, communications, and operations teams....
Kirikiriroa to host world’s first International Indigenous Judges Conference
Judge Warren spotlights Māori legal pioneers as global peers set to share views on law and culture. Read the full interview article now!
From Hong Kong beginnings to NZ courts, Eva Ho’s career shows the power of adapting to every challenge
Eva Ho, Director at Focus Law, shares how adaptability and AI are reshaping NZ law firms. Discover her journey and the future of legal practice. Read now!
Children’s voices in the family justice system — hearing children’s views before making life-changing decisions for them
Summary Introduction Hearing a child’s views and allowing them to participate — what that involves Why children’s views should be listened to before making care and guardianship decisions for them: Practical life-enhancing reasons ...
Mai Chen on a career that matters, the future of cultural intelligence and AI in law
The work Mai is doing on Asian parties and the courts is not just about access to justice, but also about ensuring a just outcome. Read Mai Chen interview now!
Valuation of Cryptocurrency in Relationship Property Disputes
How can volatile cryptocurrencies be fairly valued in property division? This article explores legal challenges and valuation issues. Read the full article now!
Transitioning from partner to barrister and embracing AI in law
Discover how Dushan Delic transitioned from law firm partner to barrister — and how Legal AI tools are helping him succeed. Read the full article now!
AI is transforming law, boosting efficiency and opportunity – even as lawyers must adapt
Chris Patterson urges lawyers to gain understanding of the opportunities and implications of AI tech. Discover key insights in the full article. Read now!
The work of the NZ Bar Association as technology brings change
From AI adoption to documentary overload, NZBA President Paul David KC discusses the challenges reshaping the legal profession for barristers. Read article now!
Law Society warns of challenges to the rule of law despite global ranking
NZLS releases a report highlighting key challenges to the rule of law. Read the full interview with Bronwyn Jones, General Manager Policy, Courts and Government
New leaders seek to modernise Criminal Bar Association one podcast and tech fix at a time
Annabel Cresswell and Sumudu Thode aim to connect with young lawyers in push for cultural shift. Read how they plan to transform CBANZ in our full article now!
From small town beginnings to national impact: Employment law firm championing workplace transformation
The first steps in law and the transition from partnership at a large firm to sole ownership. Read the full article with managing director of Black Door Law.
New Zealand Law Society launches major AI research project
The project is a crucial next step in shaping how AI is used and understood by NZ’s legal profession. Read the full interview with Amanda Woodbridge!
How to Select a Responsible AI Business Partner
Summary Transparency Humans in the Loop Data Governance This article was written by Geoffrey D. Ivnik, Esq. | Director of Large Markets, LexisNexis® in our US office. Lexis+ AI® was launched in the US in October 2023, and Geoffrey has...
Meet the incoming Managing Director for LexisNexis Asia & Pacific
Get to know the leader shaping the future of LexisNexis APAC Katy Fixter. Discover key priorities in a new role and the focus for the New Zealand legal market!
The future of probate law by authors of bestseller
Dobbie's co-authors, Greg Kelly and Chris Kelly, discuss legal challenges, unusual cases, and the future of probate law. Read the full article now!
The right to strike in Aotearoa — past, present and future?
This article is written by Jock Lawrie (PSA Legal Officer) and is part of Employment Law Bulletin No.6 issue, November 2024. Read the full article now!
Entering a new era of legal technology in 2025
NZ's legal industry is evolving with new tech. LexisNexis leads in AI and content delivery, promising exciting advancements in 2025. Read the full article now!
How smarter tools can transform legal work
The legal industry is evolving fast—here’s how smarter tools and AI are changing the way lawyers practice
Trade unions in New Zealand: past, present and future
Summary Unions during the arbitration era The neoliberal war on unions and a new normal Conclusion A new future for unions and collective bargaining? Copyright of the Employment Law Bulletin is the property of LexisNexis NZ Ltd and its ...
“The balance thing”: Family Court lawyers discuss the ethics of representing parents in Care of Children disputes
Family Court lawyers discuss the ethics of representing parents in Care of Children disputes.