Risk on Air Lawcover

It’s not if, but when! Data and privacy breaches; are you at risk?



In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Nitesh Patel, Principal, and Cyber and Technology Specialist at Gilchrist Connell about data breaches and what a law practice can do to protect its confidential information.



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Part 2 in Lawcover’s Cyber Series: Data and Privacy Breaches

The digital landscape is constantly evolving, and so must our defences. 



In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Elissa Baxter, Chief Legal Officer at Lawcover about the evolving threat of cyber fraud and the strategies legal practices can adopt to prevent the loss of funds to cyber criminals.



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First episode in Lawcover’s Cyber Series: Protect your Legal Practice from Cyber Fraud

When law firms don't invest in the supervision and growth of their new lawyers it can lead to professional negligence claims and high staff turnover.



In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Malcolm Heath, Practice Risk Manager at Lawcover about the critical role of supervision in the legal profession and the striking impact it has on the overall health of a law firm.



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Episode 37: Supervision of new lawyers

What do Artificial Intelligence tools like ChatGPT mean for law practices? In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Schellie-Jayne Price, leader of AI Practice and partner at Stirling & Rose about how these tools are used in legal practice and what you can do to identify and manage the risks.



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Episode 36: AI unplugged

The law in relation to institutional abuse is rapidly evolving. In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with Cath Power, Partner at Wotton + Kearney about the High Court decision in GLJ v The Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Lismore [2032] HCA 32, what it means for permanent stay applications, and the implications for solicitors acting for parties in institutional abuse matters.



CASES:



GLJ v the Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Lismore [2032] HCA 32

Willmot v The State of Queensland [2023] HCATrans 155

Bird v DP [2032] HCATrans 145



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Episode 35: The evolving law in relation to institutional abuse

When you’re a new lawyer you are keen to impress and demonstrate your knowledge.



In this episode, host Julian Morrow and Susan Hill, Special Counsel at Hones Lawyers, talk about the tendency for new lawyers to stray into ‘lone wolf thinking’, and this podcast will help new lawyers and their supervisors and colleagues to recognise when that is happening and avoid the dangers it poses.



Additional Resources:



New Lawyer Accelerator Program



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Episode 34: Lone Wolf Thinking