New gender pay gap data reveals an uneven pace of reform across the legal profession, with several of the worst-performing firms sliding further backwards within just 12 months.
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons is set to implement the AI platform Legora across its 39 offices on four continents.
HSF Kramer has lost a commercial disputes partner and a workplace relations partner to Lander & Rogers.
As client behaviours evolve and expectations rise, firms that prioritise clarity and personalisation will stand out not because they communicate more, but because they communicate better, writes Anthony Capano.
Getting involved in your university’s law society can feel overwhelming, like there’s more to navigate than meets the eye. But one law student who’s been through it has revealed the insider tips that actually make getting involved easier, smarter, and more rewarding.
A dispute between two Sydney firms over client files spilled over into the Supreme Court and carried on for longer than the evidence justified.
Victorian and Queensland workplaces must consider their employees’ psychological health as an enforceable safety risk or face regulatory penalties and increased litigation, a BigLaw partner has said.
Insurance law firm Gilchrist Connell has strengthened its financial lines practice with the appointment of a principal who joins from national firm Hall & Wilcox.
Global law firm Allens has appointed a new managing partner, taking over from Richard Spurio, who has led the firm for over a decade.
This past week, we saw disciplinary proceedings, and some of the nation’s biggest law firms appointed new managing partners. In addition, Microsoft’s AI chief predicted that, within 18 months, legal work may be fully automated. Here is your weekly round-up of the biggest stories for Australia’s legal profession.
