One of the key legal issues with using agentic AI tools is accountability. As the level of human involvement decreases, questions arise as to who is legally responsible for the...
The OAIC has issued the Privacy Commissioner's determination following its year-long investigation into the privacy practices of the 2Apply rental technology platform, operated by InspectRealEstate.
In the recent family law appeal of Han & Han, the Court approved a trial judge's decision to disregard a $4.66 million debt the husband contended he owed to his...
Courts in Victoria are increasingly encouraging parties to consider arbitration as an alternative to traditional litigation in construction disputes.
To date, it has been rare for insurance policies to contain any reference to AI. Where AI tools or system have caused injury, damage or loss, cover has often arisen...
Australian National Audit Office's (ANAO) procurement performance audits released in 2025–26 reinforce a familiar message for Commonwealth entities: compliance with frameworks is only part of the picture, with procurement execution...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used in research and product development. While it can accelerate innovation, its use also creates risks for patentability, particularly in relation to novelty and the...
The future of the Architects Registration Board of Victoria (ARBV) has come into question following the Victorian Government’s response to the Silver Review.
AI tools have quickly become part of everyday work. People use them to summarise documents, draft emails, prepare presentations, and make sense of large amounts of information. For many organisations,...
This new service from Lander & Rogers' Digital Economy experts will ensure your organisation stays compliant with Australia's new privacy laws.
The NSW Government has committed to mandating the use of facial recognition technology to support the operation of a state-wide gambling exclusion register in the state's hotels and clubs.
When land is acquired for a public purpose by an acquiring authority in NSW, those with an 'interest in land' are entitled to compensation. The process by which land is...
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