Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2025November 25, 2025 AEST
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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Duty and Standard of Care in Legal Practice: A ‘Disrupting Moment’ for Laws That Protect Consumers from Economic Harm?
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Duty and Standard of Care in Legal Practice: A ‘Disrupting Moment’ for Laws That Protect Consumers from Economic Harm?
Catherine Brown, Sharon Christensen, Brydon Wang, Amanda Stickley, Trent Candy, Rouhshi Low,
Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2025
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2025
- Introduction: ANU JOLT (2025) Volume 6, Issue 1 - Special IssueANU JOLT
- The Dignity of Legal Education vs Artificial Intelligence in Australian Law SchoolsRaul Madden
- The Evolution of Legal Knowledge Work in an Age of Brilliant(?) Technologies: from Robo-Lawyer to Digital Law ClerkJeannie PatersonJulian Webb
- The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Duty and Standard of Care in Legal Practice: A ‘Disrupting Moment’ for Laws That Protect Consumers from Economic Harm?Catherine BrownSharon ChristensenBrydon WangAmanda StickleyTrent CandyRouhshi Low
Catherine Brown et al., The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Duty and Standard of Care in Legal Practice: A ‘Disrupting Moment’ for Laws That Protect Consumers from Economic Harm?, 6 ANU JOLT 85 (2025).