Advertisement

News

How lawyers should advise clients when the CEO is in crisis

The next time a CEO crisis crosses your desk, don’t just brief your client on regulatory obligations or defamation thresholds, writes Amanda Lacey.

23 July 2025
By Amanda Lacey
Burch&Co elevates 2 to senior leadership roles

Melbourne-based boutique law firm Burch&Co has strengthened its leadership team with the promotion of an associate director and a senior associate.

23 July 2025
By Grace Robbie
DBH Lawyers names new head of family law

Adelaide-based firm DBH Lawyers has appointed a new partner and head of family law, marking a strategic step in the continued growth of its family law practice.

22 July 2025
By Grace Robbie
Skyrocketing housing costs are keeping couples together – but at what cost?

As housing prices soar to unprecedented levels across Australia, a critical yet often overlooked consequence is emerging – one that experts urge family lawyers to understand to address this growing issue effectively.

23 July 2025
By Grace Robbie
Claim farming must be banned nationwide, BigLaw says

Following the NSW government’s recent introduction of laws to stamp out claim farming, three senior lawyers from a global law firm delve into the significance of the legislation and its potential impact on the legal profession.

23 July 2025
By Grace Robbie
Hive Legal names new principal, special counsel

NewLaw firm Hive Legal has appointed two of its lawyers to senior leadership positions, promoting one to principal and the other to special counsel.

23 July 2025
By Grace Robbie
GCs need to have ‘a risk focus towards regulatory compliance’

For legal departments and in-house lawyers, new emerging threats around scams and fraud mean that teams need to be proactive, rather than reactive, to prevent issues from becoming more complex.

22 July 2025
By Lauren Croft
Perth lawyer reprimanded, fined $20k, ordered to pay $30k in costs

A Perth-based legal practitioner has been publicly reprimanded for conduct that fell “substantially below” a reasonable standard of competence and diligence expected.

22 July 2025
By Kace O'Neill
53% of profession hasn’t adopted new tech in 5 years, research shows

Although the majority of law firms are planning to increase investment in legal tech over the next year, more than 50 per cent haven’t adopted any new legal tech in over five years, according to new research.

22 July 2025
By Lauren Croft
Lawyers are operating in period of ‘polycrisis’, says Clyde & Co head

Ahead of her appearance at the upcoming Australian Law Forum, the managing partner of a BigLaw firm discussed how lawyers need to navigate risk and the regulatory landscape.

22 July 2025
By Lawyers Weekly