Australian court sets strict AI rules for lawyers and court

Australia’s Federal Circuit Court imposes strict AI rules for lawyers in 2026, covering all legal tech tools—discover key compliance requirements.

by enif | October 23, 2026

Victoria Supreme Court Issues AI Guidelines for Legal Use

The Supreme Court of Victoria issues AI guidelines for legal use, outlining responsible practices for artificial intelligence in court proceedings.

by Tomomi Goto | October 22, 2026

Two top aviation officials cleared in Katsina Airport fraud trial

Two top aviation officials—Abel Enitan and Musa Odiniya—are cleared in the ₦2.8 billion Katsina Airport fraud trial, as charges exclude…

by Tomomi Goto | October 21, 2026

Nigerian ex-minister says Mambilla power deal lacked approval

Former Nigerian Minister Liyel Imoke claims the 2003 Mambilla hydroelectric power deal lacked Federal Executive Council approval, calling it legally…

by Reina Sato | October 20, 2026

Kwankwaso Says Obi Remains in Presidential Race

Peter Obi remains in presidential race, says Kwankwaso, about the Obi-Kwankwaso ticket commitment.

by Miu Yamada | October 19, 2026

Court Rejects Late Tax Appeal Over Missed Deadline

by Miu Yamada | November 2, 2026

Courtroom legal proceedings in session. The NSW Court of Appeal has rejected a late appeal over a tax settlement judgment, finding no error in the refusal to adjourn proceedings and declining to extend the appeal deadline. In El Youssef v Deputy Commissioner of Taxation [2026] NSWCA 225, the court determined that the proposed appeal lacked merit and that the interests of justice did not favor granting an extension of time.…

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Australia and New Zealand Law Firms Named Top Workplaces

by Tomomi Goto | October 29, 2026

Law firm employee wellbeing meeting. The 2026 5-Star Employers of Choice report from Australasian Lawyer and NZ Lawyer identifies 32 law firms across Australia and New Zealand as top workplaces, highlighting initiatives focused on employee experience rather than uniform strategies. The report, now in its 11th year, asked firms to submit evidence across 11 areas critical to staff wellbeing, including remuneration, career progression, and flexibility. Winners range from Blackwood Family…