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The Australian Lawyers Alliance has urged the federal government to take the “commonsense approach” to compensation rights rather than bowing to pressure from the insurance industry.

Australia is again confronting a question that sits uncomfortably at the intersection of military conduct and legal accountability, writes Tony F Taouk.

Global law firm Clifford Chance has expanded its partnership ranks with the promotion of 28 lawyers to partner, two of whom are based in Australia.

A new report from Lawyers On Demand finds that lawyers from Generation Z are going to change the legal profession, if the leaders of today “have the courage and vision” to allow them to do so.

In-house lawyers are redefining the top business priorities they have set for themselves to guide both their teams and the businesses they support through a pivotal year.

Find out, in this special announcement from Legal Home Loans, if the Reserve Bank has again decided to raise interest rates, following last week’s shock inflation figures.

A Gold Coast lawyer’s lack of supervision over an employee who had a low income and a gambling addiction enabled the theft of over $3.2 million in client funds, a tribunal has determined.

A former BigLaw partner, comedian, and co-founder of Lawpath has said that to thrive, lawyers must cultivate purpose and integrate their interests into their work in the age of AI.

A barrister who arrived drunk to court, collapsed inside the courthouse, and was taken away by ambulance has been handed only a modest fine.

The new alliance between LexisNexis and Luminance has allowed in-house practitioners to make more informed contract decisions.