Naomi Neilson is a senior journalist with a focus on court reporting for Lawyers Weekly. You can email Naomi at: [email protected]
Sydney university hires first Indigenous practitioner-in-residence
Over the next year, a senior solicitor specialising in land rights and native title will step into the role of Indigenous practitioner-in-residence, where she will ...
NEWLAW • Mon, 21 Feb 2022
Most popular law graduate employer revealed
Across three separate and Australia-wide graduate rankings, one BigLaw firm has emerged as the most attractive place for new lawyers to work.
BIG LAW • Mon, 21 Feb 2022
BigLaw firm launches free online technology courses
One of Australia’s biggest firms has launched a free online course for students that will explore how emerging technologies are impacting the business of law.
Moot welcomed largest round in recent history
In its second year online, the Jessup moot welcomed its largest round in recent history, with more than 18 law schools getting involved in the competition.
How to commit to full-time legal work as a law student
From the moment that she knew she had a strong interest in law, one new graduate looked for ways to get involved. While sometimes this meant administrative tasks, other ...
Victorian lawyer to appeal practising certificate decision
Following a class actions “charade” that saw two lawyers removed from the roll, a sole practitioner who was criticised for his own role in the proceedings and was ...
BIG LAW • Sun, 20 Feb 2022
Passage of deportation bill through lower house ‘shameful’
The decision of both the Morrison government and Labor to pass the “damaging” deportation laws through the lower house has been criticised by lawyers as a “shameful and ...
$2.8m initiative to improve digital document execution
Over the next 18 months, a $2.8 million project will be rolled out across the legal profession that will make it easier to digitally execute documents.
WA improves Reconciliation Action Plan to support better justice outcomes
The Western Australian Department of Justice has revamped its Reconciliation Action Plan to improve justice outcomes for Aboriginal people and their communities.