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New research from a global law firm suggests that sentiment about the extent to which executives should be involved in the regulation of technology varies from region to region.

Given that there have been numerous details inquiries in recent years into the class actions space, there is no need for a new one, argues one litigation funder.

The Aboriginal Legal Service has called the proclamation of the Aboriginal Languages Act a “way forward in securing the preservation, protection and promotion” of Indigenous languages in the state.

One of the “revolutionary” law firms which was one of the first to abandon time-based billing has appointed a new CEO.

A lawyer who alleged he was sacked over his political views, and for publicly criticising the Defence Department for child sex abuse claims, has had his appeal denied.

In light of recent family violence tragedies, a decision to cut funding for crucial support is “short-sighted”, former royal commission judge Marcia Neave told Lawyers Weekly.

Across the country, Supreme Courts are taking varying steps to avoid exacerbating the spread of coronavirus.

Three CPD providers have offered insight into what lawyers should know if they’re yet to obtain their CPD points.

Some people are more resilient than others, and thus it is incumbent upon team leaders to better empathise and encourage their staff - especially in times of pressure, says one expert.

There are a few strategies lawyers can implement to help them use their time in the most effective manner, according to an expert in the space.