Jerome Doraisamy

Is Australian IP law strong enough to diminish dupe culture?

Dupe culture on trial: Here’s why trademarks alone aren’t enough under Australian IP law, writes Aparna Watal.

SME LAW • Wed, 25 Jun 2025

EnergyAustralia settlement puts offset claims under legal scrutiny

The recent settlement of a landmark proceeding by EnergyAustralia serves as a warning to companies with carbon-neutral claims, write Claire Snyder and Kirsty Ruddock.

POLITICS • Tue, 24 Jun 2025

What this in-house leader looks for when recruiting

When hiring in-house lawyers, many believe that legal expertise is the foremost requirement. However, according to this general counsel, it is far from being the most ...

CORPORATE COUNSEL • Tue, 24 Jun 2025

MinterEllison names 12 new partners

One of Australia’s biggest legal and consulting firms has appointed 12 new partners across six of its offices, effective 1 July.

BIG LAW • Mon, 23 Jun 2025

Why law schools should introduce compulsory AI training

Just as law firms are rapidly adopting AI to deliver faster, better client outcomes, the first law school to offer a foundational AI-in-law training component will set ...

CAREERS • Mon, 23 Jun 2025

Thomson Geer promotes 55, including 3 to partner and 1 to principal

Following a year of substantial growth – in which national law firm Thomson Geer took teams from five different BigLaw rivals – the firm has now elevated 55 lawyers to ...

BIG LAW • Mon, 23 Jun 2025

JWS appoints 4 new partners

National law firm Johnson Winter Slattery has added a quartet to its partnership, effective 1 July.

BIG LAW • Sun, 22 Jun 2025

Consilio acquires TrueLaw

Global provider Consilio has moved to strengthen its position as the “world’s largest legal data AI technology provider” by acquiring industrial legal AI research lab ...

CORPORATE COUNSEL • Sun, 22 Jun 2025

How your law firm can break $2m

Growing a law firm beyond $2 million requires some significant shifts, writes Jenny Stilwell.

SME LAW • Sun, 22 Jun 2025