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Lander & Rogers adds competition law partner from global firm

National law firm Lander & Rogers has bolstered its corporate partnership team by poaching a senior competition lawyer from global firm Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer.

19 November 2025
By Grace Robbie
The expanded reach and impact AI brings to in-house teams

As artificial intelligence continues to transform the legal profession, LexisNexis’s APAC head of legal explained how AI tools can supercharge the efficiency and capabilities of in-house teams – regardless of their level of adoption.

18 November 2025
By Grace Robbie
Ashurst to merge with Perkins Coie

Overnight, global law firm Ashurst (which has five offices across Australia) and US-headquartered BigLaw practice Perkins Coie made public the entities’ plans to combine into a top-20 global law firm.

18 November 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Justice Yehia on the key differences between mentorship and sponsorship

At a recent gathering of Western Sydney-based practitioners, Supreme Court Justice Dina Yehia reflected on the value of investing time and energy into not just mentoring but also sponsoring the next generation of lawyers.

18 November 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
How an unintended lawyer became managing partner of a national firm

For many young lawyers, the road to partnership is often a carefully charted journey, driven by ambition and clear goals. But for the newly appointed managing partner of Colin Biggers & Paisley, the path was far from planned.

18 November 2025
By Grace Robbie
5 judicial deputy presidents, 35 general members appointed to ART

The Albanese government has appointed five judicial deputy presidents and 35 general members to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) for various terms.

18 November 2025
By Jerome Doraisamy
Old school, new money: Quiet revival of traditional M&A

In the end, the real measure of a good exit isn’t speed. It’s whether you still respect the business you built, and yourself, writes Angelo Mazzone.

18 November 2025
By Angelo Mazzone
Uber driver reinstated after dismissal over alleged on-the-job masturbation

Ride-sharing giant Uber was found to have unfairly deactivated a Melbourne driver’s account following allegations that he was masturbating while transporting a female passenger.

17 November 2025
By Grace Robbie
Over-reliance on lawyers risks flawed arbitration outcomes, Ciarb warns

The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators is calling for a rethink in tribunal appointments, warning that over-reliance on legal professionals risks flawed decisions and overlooks the invaluable insights that industry experts can bring.

17 November 2025
By Grace Robbie
3 firms team up for settlement, education pathway program for refugees

Early last week (11 November), three law firms collaborated on a clinic to finalise visa applications for over 20 refugee students.

17 November 2025
By Carlos Tse