Lawyers are prime targets for economically or financially motivated actors, writes Mark Goudie.
Legal bodies have stated they are concerned about new draft laws that if passed would allow Australian spies to question 14-year-old suspects.
Baker McKenzie has successfully assisted its clients in a number of recent capital raisings during the COVID-19 period.
The advent of COVID-19 and consequential WFH arrangements have highlighted how important it is for boutiques to have stringent cyber security measures in place.
Coming out of COVID-19, boutique law firms must realise that “the unexpected does happen”, and thus shoring up one’s business continuity plans is fundamental.
Australia is starting to turn its attention to a post-pandemic world, but cash flow considerations will still feature prominently for law firms.
Moving court hearings online can facilitate the just, quick and cheap resolution of commercial disputes using widely accessible technology, writes Fiona McLay.
An Australian firm has confirmed its senior promotions for 2020, with 32 lawyers elevated to senior roles, including partners, special counsel and senior associates.
As Australia turns its attention to a post-pandemic world, “the fight continues” for legal employees to retain their positions and financial security.
Lawyers Weekly is pleased to announce the finalists for the wellness advocate category at this year’s 30 Under 30 Awards.