Jerome Doraisamy

Why are rates of bullying and sexual harassment higher in Australian legal circles?

New findings reveal that levels of bullying and sexual harassment in legal workplaces in Australia are “significantly higher” than the global averages. But why?

BIG LAW • Thu, 16 May 2019

Integrity Commission will require bipartisanship and consultation to be effective

In order for the proposed National Integrity Commission to be functional and effective, it will require proper consultation, collaboration and bipartisanship.

POLITICS • Thu, 16 May 2019

The importance of self-determination in one’s legal career

Having greater control over the ways you work, and how you want to design your practice, allows you to better determine your legal vocational pathway to success, argues a ...

SME LAW • Thu, 16 May 2019

Bullying, sexual harassment ‘significantly higher’ in Aus legal circles

New findings show that bullying and sexual harassment is “rife” in the Australian legal profession, with our rates “significantly higher than global averages”.

BIG LAW • Wed, 15 May 2019

US tech company advised on IPO and ASX listing

United States-based technology company Life360 has been advised on “the largest IPO on the ASX this year”, and “one of the largest tech debuts on the ASX ever”.

BIG LAW • Wed, 15 May 2019

Brickworks advised on ‘innovative’ Wall as a Service JV

Australian manufacturing business Brickworks has been advised on the formation of a 50/50 joint venture company with FBR Limited.

BIG LAW • Wed, 15 May 2019

SA Law Society backs warnings on state’s court funding

The Law Society of South Australia has supported comments from the chief justice of the state’s Supreme Court about the need for greater court resources.

POLITICS • Wed, 15 May 2019

Lawyer will not be issued practising certificate pending compliance with notice

A Wollongong-based solicitor will not be issued a practising certificate until such time as he has complied with a notice issued to him pursuant to the Uniform Law of NSW

SME LAW • Tue, 14 May 2019

Detention of kids in adult watch-houses a ‘national crisis’

Australia is failing in its duty of care to young people, with urgent action required to end the practice of detaining children in adult watch-houses in Queensland, argue ...

POLITICS • Tue, 14 May 2019