US Department of Justice concerned about blurred lines between cyber crime and national security
To address the constant evolution of cyber threats, Lisa Monaco, US Deputy Attorney-General, wants to engage private technology and cyber security companies to crack down ...
POLITICS • Mon, 25 Jul 2022
Overwork, burnout and psychiatric injury
Employers that fail to adapt to the times may now soon become subject to the ire of overworked employees who are increasingly fighting back against the modern Australian ...
SME LAW • Mon, 25 Jul 2022
Aspiring lawyer with child exploitation convictions refused admission
The Queensland Court of Appeal has refused an application for admission to a would-be solicitor who was convicted five years ago of possessing child exploitation ...
THE BAR • Mon, 25 Jul 2022
‘I have no doubt’ that more revenue-sharing models are coming
Revenue-sharing models are a relatively new phenomenon in Australia’s legal marketplace, but one senior legal professional is convinced that it is “the way of the future”
BIG LAW • Sun, 24 Jul 2022
Family Law Education Network of Australia launches
A new platform has been unveiled for the wellbeing of family lawyers and barristers, by equipping them with the tools and support necessary to do their jobs effectively
SME LAW • Sun, 24 Jul 2022
5 digital steps that will help your law firm go from ‘surviving’ to ‘thriving’
A few simple steps will help get your legal firm on the path towards a more refined, streamlined, and effective digital presence, writes Liz Ward.
SME LAW • Sun, 24 Jul 2022
Strip search class action filed against state of NSW
Slater and Gordon and Redfern Legal Centre have filed proceedings in the Supreme Court of NSW against the state on behalf of people who were allegedly “invasively and ...
BIG LAW • Fri, 22 Jul 2022
Law Squared opens London office
NewLaw firm Law Squared, which has three offices across Australia, has made its first international move, opening an office in the United Kingdom.
NEWLAW • Thu, 21 Jul 2022
‘It’s easier to stay silent’ about bullying in law
Two leading lawyers feel there are “very few safe, socially agreeable ways” to openly discuss bullying in the legal profession, for fear of repercussions
SME LAW • Thu, 21 Jul 2022
