Salvos Legal, a recently established law firm run by the Salvation Army, is close to fulfilling its dream of creating a self-sufficient pro bono legal service, says the firm's general counsel Luke Geary.

Social media holds significant potential for law firms but knowledge managers must be prepared to put in the hard sell to lawyers first. Angela Priestley reports

November 7, 2003: Years away from the emergence of Kindles and iPads, Lawyers Weekly conducted a survey asking lawyers what were the best and worst things about practising in the "digital age" and discussed the most popular websites amongst lawyers.

September 5, 2003: Former chief executive officer of Clayton Utz, David Fagan, discusses national profession reform, opportunities in the Asian legal market and his future plans for the firm.

July 4, 2003: The use of wireless PDAs had just begun, setting the scene for the arrival of the blackberry and the "crackberry" addictions amongst the legal profession. Lawyers Weekly discusses whether "being at work" is almost redundant.

April 25, 2003: The Lawyers Weekly 2010 managing partner of the year, Danny Gilbert, discusses what he thinks makes a top managing partner, back in 2003.