Macquarie University, in partnership with Josef Legal and K&L Gates, have been working on building automated chatbots. These bots will aid people who have suffered discrimination, such as racial or disability discrimination, to make a valid complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission. Although still under construction, these bots will alleviate the complexity of navigating discrimination related laws. This is particularly useful for people from a non-legal background who may have difficulty understanding the law and/or how to make a valid complaint. To learn more on how Tech4Justice is using automation for justice head to https://www.tech4justice.org.au/

WorkChapters is the 'New kid on the Block’ in the Australian legal tech community.  A recently launched hybrid legal/HR tech solution, WorkChapters focuses on ’tech-enabled and people-powered employment law and HR solutions for Australian businesses’. Co-Founders, Kirsty Mastores and Yvonne Schmaedeke started their business with a vision to make employment law and HR accessible to all businesses, not just large corporates with in-house legal and HR teams.  Having met at the primary school gates where their young children attend school, WorkChapters is an Aussie legal/HR tech platform to watch.  To learn more head to www.workchapters.co. 

Founded by Pam Moorhouse, My Life Capsule takes controlling personal and family admin to another level.  With 24/7 mobile access and secure data sharing, families (including children) can create their own ‘life capsules’ where they can store and share all their data and critical information (e.g. medical, education, financial, insurance and even estate planning information), taking the stress out of major life events.  My Life Capsule is also perfect for couples who are separating and need to share information about their division of assets and/or children without compromising on security and confidentiality. To learn more, head to https://mylifecapsule.com