Article, Practical Law: what to expect in AI in 2024 provides insights from the Practical Law UK team on the key trends and legal developments in AI expected across the United Kingdom, European Union and internationally for 2024.
In Article, Digital twins: maximising AI's potential in the legal sector, Anna Lozynski explains the concept of digital twins and explores the synergy between digital twins and AI with a special focus on the use of digital twins in the legal sector.
Legal update, Australian Government introduces Digital ID Bills to federal Parliament provides a brief background to the development of the Digital ID Bill 2023 (Cth) and the Digital ID (Transitional and Consequential Provisions) Bill 2023 (Cth) which were introduced to federal...
In the upcoming online release of the Queensland Sentencing Manual, John Robertson, former Chair of the Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council and former District Court Judge, discusses key cases R v Schulz [2023] QCA 150; R v Staines (2022) 11 QR 872; [2022] QCA 187; R v Abdullah...
In this update, Bev Schurr incorporates new material and updates existing commentary relating to Charging; Bail; Young offenders; Mental illness and cognitive impairment; Committal procedure in the Local Court; Pre-hearing procedures; Hearings – conduct of defence, conduct of...
The latest Patent Law in Australia online service release covers discussions of the following cases: UbiPark Pty Ltd v TMA Capital Australia Pty Ltd (No 2) [2023] FCA 885; MMD Design and Consultancy Limited v Camco Engineering Pty Ltd [2023] FCA 827; Boehringer Ingelheim Animal...
Learn to map your trial balance and generate your report template. Gain an understanding of how to use the Generator’s different functions to format and prepare your final report and how to roll-over data to the next year. More course dates
Learn to map your trial balance and generate your report template. Gain an understanding of how to use the Generator’s different functions to format and prepare your final report and how to roll-over data to the next year. More course dates
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