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‘First of its kind’ case brought against Kmart over risk of forced labour in supply chains
Australian Uyghurs have filed proceedings against Kmart to determine whether the retail giant engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct about the use of Uyghur forced ...
BIG LAW • Tue, 05 Aug 2025
Why autonomous AI agents demand new approaches to legal practice
The training wheels are off: the shift from ChatGPT-style chatbots to autonomous agents isn’t just another update – it’s a complete paradigm shift that has left me ...
SME LAW • Tue, 05 Aug 2025
AI a ‘quantum multiplier for productivity,’ says Canva legal head
Ahead of her appearance on a panel session at the Australian Law Forum 2025, the lead legal counsel at Canva discussed practical ways to implement artificial intelligence ...
CORPORATE COUNSEL • Tue, 05 Aug 2025
Attorney-General to headline Australian Law Forum 2025
Lawyers Weekly is thrilled to announce that the Attorney-General, the Honourable Michelle Rowland MP, will headline the inaugural Australian Law Forum 2025.
POLITICS • Sun, 03 Aug 2025
Threats to judges, strike-offs, and self-representation concerns: What’s hot in law this week (28 Jul–1 Aug)
This past week, judicial officers issued a warning about threats faced by those on the bench, and one advocate expressed concern about the trend towards ...
BIG LAW • Fri, 01 Aug 2025
Cornwalls to sponsor Flos Greig Trailblazer Award at 2025 Women in Law Awards
Major law firm Cornwalls is partnering with Lawyers Weekly to acknowledge and applaud women who are influencing and leading the legal profession, by sponsoring the Flos ...
BIG LAW • Thu, 31 Jul 2025
Thinking like a lawyer is easy. Feeling like one? Not so much
Here’s why the grounding technique belongs in every lawyer’s toolkit, writes Naomi Pearce.
SME LAW • Thu, 31 Jul 2025
Submissions open for Women in Law Awards 2025
Lawyers Weekly has opened submissions and nominations for the Women in Law Awards 2025.
BIG LAW • Wed, 30 Jul 2025
Setting off previous proceedings’ costs may discourage pro-bono work, Federal Circuit and Family Court rules
The Minister for Immigration and another respondent sought to set off a costs order made in a non-citizen’s favour out of a costs order made in the minister’s favour in ...
THE BAR • Wed, 30 Jul 2025