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Big Law • 25 October 2022
Philip Lomax: Litica’s ATE insurance FAQs
Philip Lomax, Managing Director of Litica Australia, answers Litica’s most frequently asked questions on ATE Insurance and...
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Big Law • 25 October 2022
The ‘motherhood penalty’ means women are leaving law
The implementation of female-centric initiatives and “generous” parental leave policies are needed in order to not only...
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Big Law • 25 October 2022
Mills Oakley has been acquiring boutiques. What’s next for the BigLaw firm?
Absorbing boutique firms under its BigLaw banner has resulted in “multifaceted” growth opportunities for multiple...
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Big Law • 25 October 2022
Getting Lean Six Sigma buy-in at law firms
Lean Six Sigma, as a practice methodology, has the potential to transform a law firm’s client service and create a point of...
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The government has voiced its growing concerns about the increasing probability of a global recession, with Treasurer...
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A Sydney firm has filed an urgent injunction in the Federal Court to maintain the human rights of the children who have...
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CE Family Law, a Melbourne-based practice, has named Sanaz Naimi Roshan, an accredited family law specialist, as its...
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Piper Alderman has advised Epiroc on its acquisition of an Australia-based global provider of digital geological imaging...
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The Albanese government is set to significantly increase penalties for repeated or serious privacy breaches. Here,...
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International law firm Allens has advised Rio Tinto on the modernisation of a joint venture relating to the greenfields...
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This lawyer has discussed the mentality needed for lawyers who are shaping their careers and advocating for their career...
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Two legal education bodies have joined forces to launch a new Practical Legal Training course in Victoria, in a move...
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The Australian Academy of Law has revealed the winners of its annual essay competition — both associates at the...
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Australia is home to 37 world-class institutions, seven of which were ranked among the world’s best 100 by Times...
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