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Big Law • 08 April 2024
Precedent-setting insolvency cases and their impact on the profession
Johnson Winter Slattery (JWS) has launched the newest edition of its insolvency and restructuring Case Summaries publication,...
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Big Law • 08 April 2024
‘So-called terrorist’ accuses Chief Justice of bias
An ACT businessman has accused a Chief Justice of ruling against him because he was a “so-called terrorist”.
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Big Law • 08 April 2024
Barrister prohibited from engaging in legal practice
A barrister who represented a police officer without a practising certificate has been forbidden from working as a legal...
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Big Law • 08 April 2024
Flexibility can ‘attract, engage and retain a highly skilled, talented workforce’
Despite many companies pushing for back-to-office mandates, this partner remains adamant that working from home will continue...
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In the realm of health, medical, and personal injury law, lawyers often face challenging cases and confront difficult...
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While people are getting better at identifying the difference between human content and that generated by artificial...
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National law firm Piper Alderman has appointed a new partner to its projects, infrastructure and construction team.
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This week in the legal profession, lawyers conned their clients, a major case was reignited with new allegations, and a...
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A criminal lawyer was publicly reprimanded for failing to give adequate advice to a client and pushing an...
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The current surge in interest rates, coupled with the widespread integration of AI in the profession, has meant that...
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Independent law firm Johnson Winter Slattery has appointed a new special counsel to its environment and planning team.
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Three years after its first draft, a highly amended version of a digital ID bill passed with support from Greens,...
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A retailer for First Nations people in remote communities says it will appeal ASIC’s order to indefinitely stop...
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A team of four, including two partners, has left national law firm Holding Redlich for K&L Gates.
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