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Big Law • 22 April 2024
Allens promotes 5 to the partnership
International law firm Allens has promoted five managing associates to the partnership across its Melbourne and Sydney...
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Big Law • 22 April 2024
Lehrmann’s defamation trial may be far from over, says expert
Legal experts weigh in on the key takeaways from Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation trial and make predictions about what may come...
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Big Law • 22 April 2024
A&O takes 2 partners from JWS for tech transactions practice
Global law firm Allen & Overy has moved to strengthen its technology, telecommunications, and intellectual property...
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The Bar • 22 April 2024
3 barristers appointed to re-established Industrial Court of NSW
The Industrial Court, established last year by the Industrial Relations Amendment Act 2023, will count among its ranks three...
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The frequency of non-compete clauses and their use in pinning down former employees was examined by the Fair Work...
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It’s been a huge week in Australia’s courts. Here is your weekly round-up of the biggest stories for Australia’s...
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Following a two-week delay, the Federal Court has approved the $16 million Dixon class action settlement.
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Australia’s Attorney-General has slammed the “scourge on our society” that is male violence, in remarks earlier...
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A Perth lawyer was hit with a $23,000 fine for carelessly affirming an affidavit despite a senior associate’s...
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A Sydney solicitor who admitted to deceiving a major retailer has lost a defamation fight with a small publication for...
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Having the power of purpose when making vocational decisions as a lawyer can make all the difference, argues one general...
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Global law firm Clyde & Co has unveiled its annual promotions round, with 19 being elevated to the partnership...
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By strategically focusing on the design and implementation of women’s leadership programs, giving priority to the...
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The High Court recently heard a challenge to the Australian government’s continued detention of refugees and asylum...
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