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Global Job Hotspots 2011: United States
Realistically, the only other legal market in which Australian lawyers have a chance of landing a job is sunny California.
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Global Job Hotspots 2011: New York
The US economy took a beating during the global financial crisis (GFC) and New York, being the financial centre of the United States, was certainly part of that.
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Global Job Hotspots 2011: New Zealand
Despite its proximity, New Zealand fared remarkably different to Australia during the GFC. New Zealand fell into a deep recession in 2009 that may have resurfaced even before the Earthquake in…
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Global Job Hotspots 2011: Singapore
Similar to Hong Kong, Singapore has rebounded strongly from the global financial crisis. In March, economists revised their forecast for GDP growth in Singapore for 2011 from 4.9 per cent in…
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Global Job Hotspots 2011: China
While politicians everywhere are watching China and business and entrepreneurs are all wanting a slice of that ever growing pie, there is not a surge in demand from Australian lawyers looking to…
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Global Job Hotspots 2011: Japan
Despite its status as one of the world's most vibrant cities and the large numbers of international law firms and major corporations, Tokyo has not been a popular destination for Australian…
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Global Job Hotspots 2011: Hong Kong
Hong Kong has always been the city of opportunity for foreign workers. Sure, it is expected you will work hard, but Hong Kong draws in as many people to partake in its off-field activities as it…
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Heroes v Heroes: Australian lawyers play leading role in September 11 case
When the World Trade Center was attacked by terrorists on 11 September 2001, the world seemed to stop turning. Such was the magnitude of the disaster and the sheer horror of what had happened,…
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Environment: Is there the right climate for change?
The politics surrounding climate change and carbon pricing makes for an uncertain legal landscape, but lawyers are ready for battle nonetheless. Claire Chaffey reportsWhen Julia Gillard recently…
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