Generative AI is quickly becoming part of how litigation is conducted, and the risks are growing with it. In this episode of Legal Talk, Ruth Engelbrecht, Legal Writer, Practical Guidance Dispute Resolution...
By Allison Lawrence, Senior Legal Writer, Practical Guidance Technology & Innovation, LexisNexis® Australia A brief introduction to the new governance concepts every legal leader needs to know...
A practical guide for legal and technology leaders navigating accountability, innovation, and opportunity in Australia’s evolving AI landscape. AI technologies represent this decade’s most...
New LexisNexis® research among 1,715 legal professionals in 10 Asia-Pacific markets examines how AI is creating value, what legal professionals need to trust it, and how they want to use it next. ...
Discover how AI built specifically for legal professionals is reshaping the way legal work gets done. In this on-demand webinar, explore the evolving role of generative AI in legal practice and see how...
In this episode of Legal Talk, host Jennifer Bannan, Head of Strategic Partnerships at LexisNexis®, talks with Katy Fixter, Managing Director of LexisNexis APAC, to explore the next evolution of artificial intelligence in the legal industry: AI-powered legal workflows. Moving beyond standalone generative AI tools, the discussion focuses on how AI is becoming embedded into the way legal work actually gets done, across research, drafting, review, and analysis. Katy explains why senior leaders should prioritise integrated workflows grounded in authoritative legal content, rather than relying on general-purpose AI tools that risk hallucinations and professional sanctions. The conversation highlights the critical role of trusted, licensed content in ensuring accuracy, traceability, and responsible AI use.