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New changes would strengthen existing “light-touch” regulation as calls were affirmed to curb litigation funding with ASIC vowing to make new litigation funding rules work.

The disgraceful tactics used by insurers, as exposed by ABC’s Four Corners, punishing injured workers are just as rampant in the life insurance industry, writes Melissa O’Neill.

With the COVID-19 pandemic exposing underlying issues within Australia’s aged care sector, boards will need to step up focus on governance according to the Governance Institute of Australia.

A major global law firm has released its figures for the last financial year, reflecting on a year of revenue growth amid the coronavirus pandemic outbreak.

Whilst having a stringent, forward-thinking business development plan is critical, ensuring it is compatible with your personal values and ideals ensures its viability and success.

Clients come to lawyers for more than just solutions to legal problems. In the age of coronavirus, understanding and empathy are more critical than ever, says Claudia King.

Professional services such as law are integral in assuaging the fears of the communities they serve. During the pandemic, social media can help legal practices with this.

In addition to newly announced penalties for breaching health directives, the Queensland Criminal Code gives powers to enforce even harsher punishments, says Creevey Russell Lawyers.

Laws must be introduced to stop people from using the “ambush interview/video” predatory tactic, writes Nicole Murdoch.

A drug trafficker jailed over his involvement in one of the world’s largest ecstasy hauls has appealed his 11-year sentence over concerns his trial was tainted by Victoria Police informant and gangland barrister Nicola Gobbo.