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By Lawyers Weekly
Lawyers not squeamish about "blood pledge"
After years of debate and political instability surrounding climate change, Australia's controversial carbon scheme finally got the go ahead this month, creating plenty of work for lawyers as…
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By Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
Wise Counsel
As a woman practising in one of the most emotionally charged areas of law, Caroline Counsel has demonstrated empathy alongside professionalism and logic. She tells Stephanie Quine how she broke…
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By Lawyers Weekly
Riding the resources boom
With Australian exports on the rise as well as plans to overhaul the country's shipping industry, Briana Everett discovers that it's busy times ahead for Australian maritime lawyers.
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By Lawyers Weekly
Raking in the money
The resources boom is driving the Australian economy and law firms are enjoying the ride. Justin Whealing reports
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By Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
The work you do when things go bad
Insolvency and restructuring lawyers are often busy when a company or the economy is going through bad times. Justin Whealing reports on an area of the law reliant on bad news Insolvency and restructuring lawyers are often busy when a company or the economy is going through bad times. Justin...
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By Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
Yes Minister
Greg Gaunt would never have been a lawyer had he not been inspired to enter the profession by his classmate, Defence Minister Stephen Smith. Briana Everett reports on why being a managing…
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By Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
The information game
With more and more information being catapulted into cyberspace and fast-improving technologies, intellectual property law is an increasingly dynamic and busy field. Stephanie Quine asks IP…
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A steely resolve
New Zealand is most associated with the All Black's, its beautiful scenery as depicted in Lord of the Rings and more recently, the devastation and response to the earthquake in Christchurch.…
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By Lawyers Weekly
Race for relevance
While a handful of lawyers believe Continuing Legal Education is a waste of time, an increasingly competitive CLE market has seen an increase in more tailored programs, providing added value for…
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By Lawyers Weekly
Charter changes sound death knell
The proposed amendments to Victoria's Charter of Human Rights will effectively bring it to an end, with its proponents arguing it will erode the rights of citizens in the state. Briana Everett…
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