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Big Law • 09 August 2017
Where do lawyers place on the ethical scorecard?
A new report has uncovered how ethical lawyers are deemed by the Australian society, in comparison to other occupations.
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The Bar • 09 August 2017
Former judge to chair Legal Aid WA
Jane Crisford SC has been named as the new chair of the Legal Aid Commission of Western Australia, making her the first woman...
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SME Law • 08 August 2017
Merger move hits target for law firm’s Hunter region ambitions
A local law firm, with offices in Darwin, Sydney and Canberra, has revealed that it will expand its services into the NSW...
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Corporate Counsel • 08 August 2017
Pressures of private practice bolstering in-house ranks
A report from Mahlab has highlighted the employment trends prompting lawyers of various levels of experience to consider...
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Dr Lobsang Sangay, legal academic and the president of Tibet’s government in exile, has used a visit in Sydney to...
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As debate around same-sex marriage heats up again, Gilbert + Tobin has reinforced the importance of recognising marriage...
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Students from UTS Law participate in the Tech Challenge for Social Justice, supported by Allens and Neota Logic.
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A global law firm, in a bid to strengthen its Asia-Pacific footprint, has announced that it will open a new Australian...
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The nation’s legal system has been described as too expensive and out of the reach of many people by former High Court...
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An experienced Canberra lawyer has been dragged before a tribunal following an occupational disciplinary application,...
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Despite challenging market conditions, a global law firm has announced growth in both revenues and profit per partner in...
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A report from Clyde & Co found that global insurance M&A was down significantly in the first half of 2017.
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Three Slater and Gordon alumni have founded their own firm in Melbourne, focused on class actions and public interest...
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A set of consultation papers prepared by the Law Council of Australia’s Justice Project has hit desks, calling for...
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