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Chief justices, barristers, solicitors and scholars from across the entire legal profession have been recognised for their services to the law and the community. 

Victoria Bell has worked in Darwin for almost four years, following a move from Adelaide. What might appear to be a solo practice is, in fact, an arm of a national firm she herself pushed for.

The age of coronavirus has intensified the need to get it right in the online sphere. Ensuring your website isn’t falling into predictable traps is critical, Claudia King says.

If one can handle the running of a bigger firm, they can run a sole practice, says Kirsty Salvestro.

SME practitioners would be wise to incorporate a “culture of learning” into their days so as to breed more innovative thinking, argues Sabri Suby.

A NSW solicitor specialising in migration law has been reprimanded after being found guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct for misappropriating trust account money. 

New findings from Acritas show that, in the age of coronavirus, clients have “gravitated” to their most trusted advisers and law firms, “doubling down” on their strongest relationships.

When it comes to ensuring diversity and inclusion pushes are successful, legal employers must ensure that a holistic approach to LGBTQI voices is adopted, particularly with workforces being more scattered post-pandemic, says Danielle Eliatamby.

With Australia’s internet domain name authority bringing in new changes come April, a Brisbane IP lawyer has shed light on how it’ll affect sole traders and larger companies.

The International Bar Association has become the next major legal group to condemn, question and caution China over its controversial national security laws, which recently saw the arrests of 55 people and a lawyer instrumental in 2019’s protest legal action.