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Neither the Law Society of NSW nor a solicitor found to have engaged in professional misconduct and unsatisfactory professional conduct emerged the winner of an appeal.

As 2019 drew to an end, and raging bushfires burnt regional Australia to the ground – it was an enemy we understood, how to fight and could see. It was a battle we knew we would eventually overcome and recover from, writes Anastasios Maltezos.

The federal government will no longer support Clive Palmer’s High Court challenge on Western Australia’s border closures amid Victoria’s rising coronavirus cases.

With the COVID-19 crisis shining a light on several civil and legal rights matters, one Queensland lawyer has called on Australians to put an end to the dismaying title of being the only liberal democracy in the world without a Bill of Rights.

A firm specialising in superannuation law has rolled out an artificial intelligence-infused solution to significantly cut the time it takes to assess the validity of claims.

Not-for-profit organisations have not been great at utilising legal operations, relative to their commercial counterparts, but that may change after COVID-19, says one GC.

As a potential second wave of COVID-19 threatens NSW, now is the time for better governance and risk management, writes Megan Motto.

Life as an in-house legal counsel isn’t what one would think. It’s even better, writes Lawrence Lau.

New research shows a greater number of organisations with a dedicated legal counsel for cyber security matters compared to two years ago.

The Association of Corporate Counsel and Law Council of Australia are helping businesses better combat human trafficking as part of good governance practices.