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This year Lawyers Weekly launched a dedicated show for its in-house audience. Check out which episodes were the most downloaded for 2019.

Communication is key in ensuring that all departments of a business are informed about legal tech that is changing the game.

Resolution Institute has released the Resolution Institute Arbitration Rules 2020, which includes updated provisions regarding single arbitrators and when they can operate.

A director of two companies has been disqualified by ASIC over his role in improperly engaging in illegal phoenix activity.

UNSW Law, in partnership with The Allens Hub for Technology, Law & Innovation, is on track to recognise startups working on developing tech solutions that will have a positive impact on challenges faced by legal operators.

A unique opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations with passionate young people across the Commonwealth left University of Sydney Law School student Catherine Ge feeling inspired, energised and hopeful for the future. Here, she tells her story.

The ASX/InfoTrack-backed electronic settlement service Sympli has successfully settled its first loan, with ANZ and two Gold Coast law firms settling on a Queensland property.

The Law Council of Australia has released new guidance to help legal practitioners deal with the use of crowdfunding in litigation.

NewLaw firm Sprintlaw has secured over $1 million in its first equity capital raise.

The concern and importance on ethical conduct in the workplace ranked as one of the largest reputational risks in 2017, and it still holds true now.