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Legal professionals may think they do not have enough time or energy to eat properly. Not only is this not the case but doing so offers myriad boosts for one’s physical and professional health, argues one lawyer-turned-nutritionist.

Wednesday’s settlement between Rugby Australia and former star player Israel Folau – the details for which remain undisclosed – leaves a lot of unanswered questions from an employment law perspective, argues one professional.

The Andrews Labor government has expanded the Magistrates’ Court of Victoria with two new appointments.

Giselle Finnane has been promoted by Marque Lawyers to its partnership ranks, bringing the number of female partners in line with the men.

Infrastructure development company Atlas Arteria has been advised on a $1.35bn raise and increase to its European motorway stake.

Arbitration practitioners from five continents and 15 jurisdictions have gathered in Brisbane to mark the 2019 International Arbitration Conference.

In support of men’s health, a law firm based in Western Sydney has raised over $6,000 for Movember, bringing the total amount raised for charity to $280,000.

A common challenge for boutique law firms is to focus on creating a successful practice in addition to being preoccupied with billable hours – or commonly known as working “on the business” as opposed to “in the business”, writes Anthony Hersch.

Yesterday’s judgment from the High Court of Australia could have a significant impact for all stakeholders involved in class actions across the country.

World-renowned law expert has become the first person to hold the title of both dean and head of school at La Trobe University’s Law School.