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Intuition in the courtroom: Friend or foe?
Lawyers are trained to think deliberately, with precision and restraint. Statutes, precedents, and processes form the bedrock of legal reasoning. And yet, many ...
THE BAR • Thu, 24 Jul 2025
Law firms must act now on AML ‘blind spots’
Underestimating the scope, over-reliance on tech and siloing compliance are areas firms must be aware of.
BIG LAW • Wed, 23 Jul 2025
How can lawyers take a seat at the top table as strategic advisers
Lawyers are entitled to take a seat at the top table, but that position is earned, not just assumed, writes Robert Skeffington.
CORPORATE COUNSEL • Wed, 23 Jul 2025
Clifford Chance’s head on why lawyers should only plan 2 years in advance
In a recent video interview, the Australian managing partner of global firm Clifford Chance reflected on some of the best career advice he’s received over the years, ...
BIG LAW • Tue, 22 Jul 2025
How lawyers should advise clients when the CEO is in crisis
The next time a CEO crisis crosses your desk, don’t just brief your client on regulatory obligations or defamation thresholds, writes Amanda Lacey.
BIG LAW • Tue, 22 Jul 2025
Lawyers are operating in period of ‘polycrisis’, says Clyde & Co head
Ahead of her appearance at the upcoming Australian Law Forum, the managing partner of a BigLaw firm discussed how lawyers need to navigate risk and the regulatory ...
BIG LAW • Mon, 21 Jul 2025
Property developer facing class action over alleged misuse of sunset clause
Carter Capner Law has brought proceedings against a property developer over the alleged wrongful termination of 27 off-the-plan apartment contracts following a 40 per ...
SME LAW • Sun, 20 Jul 2025
A ‘baseless’ recusal case and self-represented litigants: What’s hot in law this week (14–18 July)
This week, two in-house lawyers faced a referral for alleged contempt of court, and a Melbourne-based firm had to partially refund a client over a costs disclosure ...
BIG LAW • Fri, 18 Jul 2025
Federal Court upholds agreement to remove non-citizens to Nauru
The Federal Court of Australia recently upheld the validity of an interim agreement entered into by Australia and Nauru for three non-citizens to be removed from ...
THE BAR • Thu, 17 Jul 2025