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Charging by the hour, losing by the minute

Law firms need to protect their crown jewels if they’re going to survive in an environment where cyber threats are rapidly evolving, writes James Bergl.

10 December 2020
By James Bergl
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Bill to ban conversion therapy welcomed by LIV

The Law Institute of Victoria has thrown its support behind a proposed bill to ban cruel, harmful conversion practices and support survivors with their recovery.

10 December 2020
By Naomi Neilson
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Coleman Greig Lawyers relocates to Parramatta in move to sustainability

Coleman Greig Lawyers is making a bold move to relocate their headquarters to the new and sustainably designed $300 million 32 Smith Street Tower, located in the heart of Parramatta.

10 December 2020
By Tony Zhang
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Australians are ready for a greener future. Are lawyers?

With environmental and sustainable initiatives accelerating, driven by increasing consumer demand, lawyers have an essential role to play to help Australia realise its green ambitions and encourage further investment into those initiatives, according to Hicksons Lawyers.

10 December 2020
By Tony Zhang
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Emerald Grain secures borrowing base facility agreement with 2 big banks

Emerald Grain has secured a $180 million borrowing base facility agreement with two major banks amid a leadership changeover.

10 December 2020
By Naomi Neilson
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Test case against Qantas’ ‘unlawful outsourcing’ to be filed

On Wednesday, plaintiff firm Maurice Blackburn launched a Federal Court challenge against the “unlawful outsourcing” of 2,000 Qantas workers.

09 December 2020
By Jerome Doraisamy
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Why celebrating female legal professionals is still so important

This week, the ninth annual Women in Law Awards will be held. According to some of last year’s winners, lingering issues profession-wide mean that efforts to support and promote gender equality must continue.

09 December 2020
By Jerome Doraisamy
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Qld’s top 5 most attractive firms

Exclusive research has revealed the firms deemed most attractive by legal professionals located in the Sunshine State.

09 December 2020
By Emma Musgrave
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Australia should join the global Magnitsky movement

Australia should take the next step in becoming a global leader in human rights and enact a world-leading law to apply targeted sanctions to perpetrators of serious human rights abuse and corruption, according to a new Australian Parliament report.

09 December 2020
By Tony Zhang
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Financial legal groups call for ‘radical’ overhaul of privacy laws

Financial law groups have called for an overhaul of privacy laws to provide protections for consumers to counterbalance an increased use and exploitation of big data.

09 December 2020
By Naomi Neilson