Legal industry

Firms across Asia say the bigger opportunity lies in automating the mundane tasks of local court systems

It’s time to reconsider the legal profession’s highest form of recognition

Firms cannot simply instruct their IT departments to procure a tool and consider the job done, says the law minister

In today’s boardroom, what matters is judgment, trust and the ability to guide risk with clarity and integrity

Granular provisions are replacing broad, generic language in this ‘unloved’ section of contracts 

He recommends a skill set that is more holistic, than one based on just technical proficiency

An unprecedented court order forced the sale of one of the world’s largest textile dye companies after a decade-long fight over minority shareholder rights

Getting hacked is troubling enough. But for many, the greater challenge starts after the attack

Artificial intelligence is changing work for lawyers, but humans are still needed to hold the ethical line