Any legislation that has the effect of limiting constitutionally implied political communication needs to be critically analysed, argues one partner.
Clayton Utz has featured two contemporary Australian artists at what marks its fourth Melbourne exhibition.
The Victorian Bar has elected Wendy Harris QC as its new president, who will take over from Dr Matt Collins QC who has now completed his two-year term.
A specialist workplace law firm, comprised mostly of former K&L Gates practitioners, has simultaneously opened offices in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth with nine founding partners.
A combination of writing, hitting the gym, playing rugby and adopting a new outlook has provided student Sophia Hatzis with all the tools needed to remain healthy, happy and motivated.
A panel of legal professionals has issued an important warning to law students: if you want to be a lawyer, don’t think it’s going to be like what you see on the big screen.
The Queensland Government has mandated that any firms it outsources work to must meet their pro bono commitments, or risk suspension or termination from government work. As such, we took a look at whether firms will be able to adhere to this requirement.
New laws designed to modernise the Victorian criminal appeals system have this week passed Parliament, making the appeals proceedings more efficient.
Global firm Baker McKenzie has appointed one of its Sydney-based partners to head up the firm’s international climate change practice.
The president of the Law Council of Australia has delivered a scathing review into the government’s plans to restrict media reporting into its dealings.
