Naomi Neilson is a senior journalist with a focus on court reporting for Lawyers Weekly. You can email Naomi at: [email protected]
LittleOak obtains Series A capital raise
With assistance from major firm Herbert Smith Freehills, goat milk nutrition manufacturer LittleOak has secured a Series A capital raise.
BIG LAW • Mon, 08 Mar 2021
IWD: How young female lawyers are making a difference
Reflecting on International Women’s Day 2021, recent graduate and winner of the law student category at our Women in Law Awards spoke to how her experiences in the ...
NEWLAW • Mon, 08 Mar 2021
Coffee cart or 15-hour days: Weighing up workplace benefits with wellbeing
While it is not at all a bad thing to want the luxuries that come with a BigLaw firm, young lawyers should consider whether the coffee cart, internal gym and other ...
How to navigate the first semester of law school
Once the congratulations and celebrations are out of the way, first-year law students entering the legal profession will need to start planning out the next chapter of ...
Australian universities ranked best for law degrees
Seven Australian universities have been placed within the top 50 of the best places to study law and legal studies across the globe.
IWD, Christian Porter and Lawyer X: Looking back on the fortnight
In this Protégé fortnightly news brief, we’re bringing you the most important updates that law students, graduates and other young lawyers should be across.
How firms are ‘choosing to challenge’ on International Women’s Day
From addressing the disparities at a leadership level through to examining the way salaries are distributed among male and female lawyers, Australia’s major firms have ...
BIG LAW • Sun, 07 Mar 2021
‘We have to continue fighting’: The changes the profession must consider in 2021 to achieve true gender equality
The assumption that the legal profession will slowly progress towards true equality of its own accord is a mistake, Australian Women Lawyers president Leah Marrone told ...
Bar to Founder: How setting a standard of behaviour helped one barrister thrive
Immediation managing director and barrister Laura Keily moved from one male-dominated profession into another but thrived in a way that allowed her to challenge the ...
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