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Global chaos has been good for the sector – litigation is up, regulatory pressure is growing, and clients want all kinds of AI advice. It’s all-round growth.
Gilbert + Tobin CEO Sam Nickless, MinterEllison CEO Virginia Briggs and Mallesons chief executive partner Renae Lattey. Bethany Rae
In any other industry, intractable wars, an oil crisis and the looming threat of artificial intelligence might be a bit of a killjoy. Not so for Australia’s largest law firms, which have yet again proved their power to monetise uncertainty – by capitalising on an increase in litigation, increased regulatory pressure and surging demand for AI-related advice.
