Jacqueline So

2 days ago | thelawyermag.com | Jacqueline So

He succeeds Paul Anderson, the firm's first-ever CEO By Mellor Olsson has welcomed Cameron Thomson as its new CEO. He commenced with the firm on Monday 23 June. He succeeds Paul Anderson, who was Mellor Olsson’s first-ever CEO. “Cameron’s appointment marks an exciting new phase for Mellor Olsson.

2 days ago | thelawyermag.com | Jacqueline So

He assumes the leadership roles on 1 July By Ian Denham is set to take over as Moray & Agnew’s new national managing partner and NSW managing partner. Denham assumes the leadership roles on 1 July, replacing Geoff Connellan. He is part of the firm’s national executive. Denham made partner at Moray & Agnew in 2003.

3 days ago | lawtimesnews.com | Jacqueline So

The landmark resource addresses related privacy and human rights concerns BY 25 Jun 2025 The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario has unveiled 12 guardrails guiding the police use of the investigative genetic genealogy tool in crime solving. Described by the IPC as a “first-in-Canada public resource,” the guardrails address privacy and human right concerns that have been raised in relation to IGG.

3 days ago | thelawyermag.com | Jacqueline So

The ruling is the first to apply the fair use doctrine to the generative AI context By San Francisco-based US district judge William Alsup has sided with artificial intelligence company Anthropic in its copyright battle against authors by deciding that Anthropic's use of books to train its large language model Claude fell under fair use, reported Reuters.

3 days ago | thelawyermag.com | Jacqueline So

The IBA president emphasized the contribution of accessible legal representation to justice systems By The International Bar Association's pro bono committee has spotlighted the contribution of pro bono legal work to society in commemoration of United Nations Public Service Day this year.