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COMPANY NEWS: National law firm Holding Redlich announces the permanent adoption and integration of Lexis+ AI, a generative AI advanced legal research technology solution from LexisNexis, into its practice. LexisNexis, a leading global provider of legal information and analytics, teamed up with Holding Redlich 12 months ago to tap into the firm’s expertise for advice and feedback as part of its commercial preview program.

Legal information and analytics provider LexisNexis has announced the launch of the Australian commercial preview of Lexis+AI, a generative AI solution it says is designed to transform legal work.

Legal information and analytics provider LexisNexis launched the Australian commercial preview of Lexis+AI, a generative AI solution that transforms legal work.

Software services firm SRA Information Technology has promoted former executive manager for sales, marketing and people Tim Chopping to the role of CEO.

IT infrastructure specialist Kyndryl has appointed Yolanda Stead to the role of head of alliances for Australia and New Zealand.

IT management software specialist has promoted Steve Shaw to the role of ANZ country manager.

New research has revealed a major cybersecurity skills gap amongst Australian lawyers, with 86% of legal practitioners believing the industry needs to upskill in cybersecurity measures.

Artificial intelligence will be woven into almost all the tools and services lawyers use to do their jobs and this will greatly assist them in enhancing productivity and making better legal decisions, a professional in the trade says.

Global technology solutions for legal professionals vendor LexisNexis is collaborating with the Australian Human Rights Commission to develop RightsApp, a mobile application that allows users to quickly and easily search international human rights conventions and declarations by topic and right.

It may seem obvious once stated, but organisations are rediscovering the importance of meeting internal and external user requirements as they seek to survive digital disruption.

Legal content and technology provider, LexisNexis and mobile apps developer Mobile Mentor have announced a partnership that they say will enable legal professionals in Australia and New Zealand to more easily use mobile technology.

Document management software provider WindowLogic has hired four senior staff for its Sydney office.

PCG and LexisNexis join forces in a unique partnership that enables customers in Brazil to access more than 23,000 international sources