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The failures and collapse of a major transcription service is a stark reminder that accountability for essential court services remains firmly with the institutions that rely on them, a legal network director has said.

An Adelaide lawyer jailed for a fatal hit-and-run has failed to appeal her convictions but was successful in lessening her time behind bars.

MinterEllison has elevated seven into its partnership to address growing client demand and shifting landscapes across four practice areas.

A Supreme Court dismissed an application that would have reignited a lawyer’s attempts to recover his practising certificate, which was refused years earlier on the grounds that he was not a fit and proper person.

Workplaces are seeing alarming levels of poor mental health across the country, and need to be made more accountable, according to one Australian law firm.

BigLaw firm Hall & Wilcox has ramped up its Adelaide growth, adding a partner, two special counsel, and a lawyer in a move that further deepens its South Australian bench.

The conduct of a South Australian practitioner will be investigated by the regulator following concerns from the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia about his failure to comply with orders and for acting in conflict.

The anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism rollout should be delayed by a year to allow small firms to better prepare, the Law Council of Australia told a parliamentary inquiry.

National law firm Maddocks has tapped a seasoned partner with more than two decades of experience as its next chief executive officer.

The watchdog, established in 2004, has made its latest appointment.