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Tapping the potential of AI in legal practice: daiquiris, anyone?
New research finds that while generative AI is gaining ground in Victorian legal practice, its benefits remain narrowly conceived and unevenly distributed.
‘Tired of unhealthy workplaces’: uncivil behaviours in the legal profession
New research reveals the experience of uncivil behaviours in the Victorian legal profession, and why this needs to be addressed.
What makes people think a problem is legal
A new paper explores what makes people see a problem as legal.
How People Use Legal Services: The Pilot Ex-Victoria Legal Understanding and Lawyer Use (X-LULU) Survey
The report sets out the key insights, themes and lessons to be drawn from the pilot Ex-Victoria Legal Understanding and Lawyer Use (X-LULU) survey.
Report of the Pilot Ex-Victoria Legal Understanding and Lawyer Use (X-LULU) Survey
This report presents the findings of the pilot Ex-Victoria Legal Understanding and Lawyer Use (X-LULU) Survey.
The Pilot Ex-Victoria Legal Understanding and Lawyer Use (X-LULU) Survey - Research Brief
This is a 2-page research brief on the findings of the Pilot Ex-Victoria Legal Understanding and Lawyer Use (X-LULU) Survey.
Understanding How Australians Use Legal Services: The Pilot X-LULU Survey
Research Director Nigel Balmer explains how new survey research is providing an evidence-based window into the real-life experience of legal service users across Australia.
Contributing to a Global Conversation: Legal Capability in the Research Handbook on Civil Justice
Research Director Nigel Balmer explains why legal capability matters, and why we need a system that is more capability sensitive.
When legal services work and when they don't
A new paper by Professor Nigel Balmer compares how people deal with transactional legal matters compared to complex disputes – and why it matters.
Uncivil Behaviours in the Legal Profession: Findings from the 2025 Victorian Lawyer Census
This is the full report from the Uncivil Behaviour module in the 2025 Victorian Lawyer Census.