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Big Law
Russells claws back $308k from ex-partner
A departing law firm partner was ordered to hand back just over $308,000 in overdrawn profits.
Big Law
M&A Dealmakers 2026 ranking released
Lawyers Weekly is thrilled to unveil – exclusively for subscribers of Lawyers Weekly Premium – the second annual M&A Dealmakers ranking, showcasing the best-performing M&A dealmakers Down Under over the past year.
Big Law
If you can be anything, be kind
If this was my final note to the world, I would say this: in a world full of darkness, be light, and in a world that is unkind, be kind, writes an anonymous Australian lawyer. (Content warning: This story contains content that deals with significant mental health distress and suicide ideation. Discretion is advised. Helplines are available below.)
Corporate Counsel
AI and dynamic pricing: The legal challenges facing Australian businesses
With AI-driven pricing more prevalent, lawyers must grapple with algorithms that adjust prices based on consumer behaviour, demand, and market conditions.
Big Law
Lawcover’s $179.5m war chest prompts questions over premium relief
An advocacy group has challenged the NSW Law Society to provide greater scrutiny of its Lawcover arrangements, including how premiums are set, capital is managed, and potential conflicts of interest are addressed.
SME Law
The disproportionate nature of pro bono work for rural and remote lawyers
Rural and remote lawyers are facing a disproportionate burden in providing pro bono work, typically incurring significant costs and risks despite limited resources, ultimately threatening the sustainability of boutique firms and accessibility to justice in Australian regional communities.
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