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LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Practice Manager of the Year
Lawyers Weekly called on nominations from practice managers within law firms. Nominees were asked to outline their contribution to the management of the firm and their ability to assist in…
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LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Box-Breaker of the Year
Lawyers Weekly called for nominations from individuals practising law, or managing the practice of law, in an innovative way that "thinks outside the square". Nominees were judged on their…
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LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Talent Manager of the Year
Lawyers Weekly called for nominations from human resources and people managers in law firms for the Talent Manager of the Year Award. This award recognises achievements around staff retention…
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LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Life Achievement Award
This year Lawyers Weekly did not take nominations for the Life Achievement Award category. The winner of this category was selected by the editorial team of Lawyers Weekly and will be notified…
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Long road to uniformity for conduct rules
First released as a consultation draft in early 2010 as part of the move towards a national legal profession, the final version of the Australian Solicitors' Conduct Rules has been endorsed by…
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The injustice of intolerance: Speaking out about depression in the law
As two magistrates are forced to publicly plead to save their careers, the Australian legal community's battle to achieve cultural change and remove the stigma associated with mental illness…
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
Legal Leaders: The long road - native title barrister Tony McAvoy
As one of the country's leading native title barristers, Tony McAvoy has seen his fair share of inequity. He tells Claire Chaffey why law and education are the way forward for Indigenous…
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
In the eye of the storm
They are the rainmakers of the legal world, the lawyers who sit at the table on billion dollar M&A transactions. Justin Whealing finds out what makes them tick.For Stuart Byrne, it is the…
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
Hong Kong dreaming
As the Chinese economy booms and more firms turn their attention to mainland China, some have questioned Hong Kong's long-term viability as a global financial hub. Claire Chaffey discovers why,…
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