Australian conveyancers are no strangers to high-pressure environments. The demands of managing large workloads, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maintaining excellent client service often take a toll on professionals in this…

More than three quarters of respondents expect AI to be widely used in the legal industry within five years.  Law firms rate finding and retaining talent as their biggest challenge. …

Sydney, NSW, September 11, 2024 – Dye & Durham is thrilled to announce the launch of Unity® Practice Management, its world-leading legal practice management platform that delivers unmatched productivity and…

Half of Australians believe interest rates will rise this year and inflation will remain high, stoking recession fears. Demand expected to continue to outstrip supply for houses, pushing prices higher….

People with jobs and those on high incomes expect their finances to improve over the next year.  Demand to continue to outstrip supply in housing with 17% of people wanting…

As the demand for renewable energy projects grows, Dye & Durham is pleased to announce that Terrain, the leading map-based search platform in the Property Planning Industry, now integrates with RenewMap, Australia’s…

Dye & Durham’s Australian business has achieved pay parity for its male and female employees in two key remuneration measures after a concerted push to improve gender equity outcomes at…

Volumes set to increase as more Australians expect to sell their home and buy a new one in 2024  Property prices and rents tipped to keep rising  Cost-of-living pressures are…

In the dynamic landscape of Australia’s energy transformation, Dye & Durham’s Terrain platform emerges as an indispensable asset.   This innovative search platform integrates cadastral mapping with an ability to simultaneously investigate property ownership, and…

15% of Australasian law firms plan Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption within a year.  eSigning technology emerges as the next ‘must have’ software.  72% of law firms to expand legal teams…

Number of Australians likely to sell their house to buy another one in the year has more than doubled compared with last year. More potential buyers are waiting for interest…

53 per cent of Australians have never used Artificial Intelligence (AI) for any purpose. Only three per cent use AI daily, and seven per cent use it weekly for personal…