Commissioner Update - November 2026
The latest edition of the Commissioner Update features new guidance on the use of AI, managing conflicts of interest and cybersecurity.
Helps law practice leaders and principals, including sole practitioners and barristers, get their practice ready to use AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) – including Generative AI (GenAI) and other tools based on machine learning and large language models – is already reshaping legal practice. A wide range of AI tools are now available, including tools designed or adapted specifically for lawyers and legal services.
Helps lawyers to use AI responsibly in their work while meeting their professional obligations.
A practical guide for lawyers outlining AI how can be used ethically and responsibly in everyday legal work
Fact sheet for Victorian solicitors in criminal law practice on avoiding conflicts of interest for concurrent clients
As a lawyer, you have a legal duty to act in your client's best interests and put those interests ahead of other people. This means that you have an obligation to avoid conflicts of interest.