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Aussie legal AI startup

Habeas is an Australian legal AI startup founded by USYD law dropout Will McCartney, who has recently written an article for the Australian Law Librarian titled "The law as public infrastructure: AI and the end of legal scarcity".

Sep 17, 2025

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The law as public infrastructure: AI and the end of legal scarcity - Will McCartney
- Habeas | AI Legal Research Platform for Australian Lawyers
The Great Unbinding: Non-Competes, Freedom and the Future of Competition - The Hon Andrew Leigh MP
NSD1698/2024 - PAULINE HANSON v MEHREEN FARUQI & ANOR - Justice Perry will conduct a livestreamed case management hearing in this matter today from 9:30am AEST - PAULINE HANSON v MEHREEN FARUQI & ANOR - YouTube
NSW Government introduces legislation to rename magistrates as judges - Law Society Journal
“It’s almost a year since the Government announced it would implement the change, which had been supported by the NSW Local Court for some time.”
Court’s power to vacate an order for specific performance and substitute alternative relief - Robert Hay KC | Greens List
Stanford Launches Liftlab For Legal AI Research – Artificial Lawyer
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