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QLS Member Survey returns to identify top issues facing profession – Proctor

September 18, 2026

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In 2024, Queensland Law Society members identified the impact of artificial intelligence as one of the top issues facing practitioners in the member survey.

New technology has continued to leap ahead since then, and the 2026 QLS Member Survey will help inform efforts in the years…

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