Since our inception we have created a buzz in the industry. We have been profiled by every major business publication, and universities such as ANU, RMIT, Macquarie and INSEAD have profiled us as a case study on disruption.
Here is some of the commentary on us.
20 May 2015
The legal department partners with providers piloting new methods including software-based legal delivery.
4 September 2014
Plexus, a NewLaw law firm based in Australia, has just released a new legal product that purports to apply artificial intelligence to a relatively common,...
25 August 2014
For our part, and for the purposes of identifying the firms and companies that qualified under this name, we defined NewLaw as:
30 June 2014
Conventional wisdom has suggested risks are two-dimensional, in other words, risks should be prioritised based on their impact and probability. However, there needs to be a third dimension.
20 June 2014
INNOVATIVE east coast firm Plexus has unveiled what it says is the nation’s first commercial use of artificial intelligence to provide legal services. In the...
12 May 2014
It was noted that for the first time in Australia large firms are encountering competition from brands such AdventBalance, Bespoke and Plexus.
23 April 2014
Mellett believes that traditional firms are hamstrung by their cultural and structural baggage, which makes it very hard for them to adopt new models.
11 April 2014
The emergence of NewLaw in the Australia corporate client scene was kick-started in 2008.
31 March 2014
The simple answer is that legal should be better at saying “no”. However, solutions are rarely as simple as the problems that create them.
19 March 2014
Plexus has found a niche acting as an extension of the ‘in-house team’ performing legal tasks, managing spikes in capacity or capability demand.
13 December 2013
What is being called the BigLaw business model appears to be in trouble. And it's not unreasonable to ask if we are witnessing the last days of the BigLaw business model.
14 November 2013
What we are seeing from clients in Sydney and Melbourne is that they are looking for an alternative to their traditional law firms.
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