Jerome Doraisamy

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Jerome Doraisamy is the managing editor of Lawyers Weekly and HR Leader. He is also the author of The Wellness Doctrines book series, an admitted solicitor in New South Wales, and a board director of the Minds Count Foundation. You can email Jerome at: [email protected]

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Appearances (not just personal) matter in meetings

If you want to succeed in business, particularly if that business is in the legal profession, appearance is always a good place to start, writes Phoebe Netto.

SME LAW • Mon, 21 Oct 2019

Deciding how and when to disclose mental health issues

While the legal profession has, as a whole, made tremendous strides in raising awareness of and combating stigma about ailments such as anxiety and depression, many young ...

SME LAW • Mon, 21 Oct 2019

Barrister elected new WA Law Society president

A Perth-based barrister, with experience as a judge’s associate, in-house counsel and as a BigLaw article clerk, has been elected as the new president of the Law Society ...

THE BAR • Sun, 20 Oct 2019

Allens launches ‘comprehensive’ new parental leave policy

Global firm Allens has implemented an enhanced parental support policy, which the firm hopes will better support its staff in balancing work and family commitments.

BIG LAW • Sun, 20 Oct 2019

How can all lawyers assist in achieving equitable briefing for barristers?

The latest findings on equitable briefing for male and female barristers show that there is still a long way to go in addressing the professional, cultural and ...

PODCAST • Fri, 18 Oct 2019

Slaters hits Colonial First State with class action on behalf of 500,000 Australians

Personal injury firm Slater and Gordon today filed a class action on behalf of half a million Australians who were allegedly charged excessive superannuation fees to fund ...

BIG LAW • Fri, 18 Oct 2019

Victorian principal found guilty on 9 charges

A Frankston-based principal, who has over 50 years’ experience as a lawyer, has been found guilty on seven charges of professional misconduct and two charges of ...

SME LAW • Thu, 17 Oct 2019

Ruling that litigation funders must pay security for costs has numerous implications

A decision handed down in the Federal Court last week could have a significant impact on numerous employment class action proceedings, argues one firm.

BIG LAW • Thu, 17 Oct 2019

How small law firms can innovate

Innovation does not always require spending enormous amounts of money or investing in high-end tech products, writes Marianne Marchesi.

SME LAW • Thu, 17 Oct 2019

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