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New research has revealed what GCs and CLOs require in anticipation of asking their lawyers to come in for work.

A new “one-stop shop” has been launched by KPMG Forensic with 18 offerings including regulatory investigations and anti-bribery compliance.

With lawyers across Australia working from home rather than travelling to the office, new research reveals whether they are using the extra time to work.

Having grown up in the projects of Las Vegas, become a US state senator and now practising law in Melbourne, Donald Betts Jr has a unique take on public service and systemic racial injustice.

All Australian company directors must now apply for a unique identification number which aims to tackle phoenix activity and ensure better corporate transparency.

Five lawyers have been promoted at personal injury firm Arnold Thomas & Becker, while the firm entered the new financial year by opening two new Melbourne offices.

A “landmark” agreement has been struck to provide access to Commonwealth-subsidised medicines and support for aged care, among other measures.

Premier Daniel Andrews has slammed a Melbourne firm for its initial stance on working from home and the subsequent outbreaks in the office.

MinterEllison has expanded its consulting infrastructure team with the appointment of a new expert consultant.

A new ruling by the Federal Court has caused some confusion for pro bono lawyers and could cause some to think twice about representing clients on a pro bono basis.