Court AI practice notes
Legal Services Regulatory Dialogue (UK-Australia) Report, 1 July 2026 - legal technology and AI
Legal Services Council (Regulator), Commonwealth.
About this rule
- Issuer
- Legal Services Council
- Body type
- Regulator
- Type
- Regulator report
- Date
- 1 July 2026
- Date basis
- 2026-07-01
- Date on the page
- 2026-07-01
- Confidence
- Medium
- Jurisdiction
- Commonwealth
Summary
Report of the UK-Australia Legal Services Regulatory Dialogue, published by the Legal Services Council, with a section on legal technology and AI comparing regulator, professional-body and court responses in both countries.
Points recorded from the source
- Notes rapidly rising use of generative AI by lawyers in the UK and Australia
- Summarises the NSW Law Society, LPBWA and VLSB+C joint statement that AI cannot substitute for legal knowledge and must be verified
- Notes QLS-led multi-state guidance on AI selection and use
- Observes common themes in Australian court practice notes (confidentiality, limits on AI in affidavits, citation verification, expert reports)
Verify note
Joint dialogue report; Legal Services Council is the publisher on this URL, not the sole author.
Source
See it in the AI rules tracker by Australian court and bodyCommonwealth page