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LW500 From the vault: Aussie lawyer's "e-barrassment" over email faux pas
August 29, 2003: Email etiquette and the risky reply-all were highlighted as one Australian lawyer made a major email faux pas, leading t
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LW500 From the vault: Lawyers on the run -- enter the crackberry
July 4, 2003: The use of wireless PDAs had just begun, setting the scene for the arrival of the blackberry and the "crackberry" addiction
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
LW500 From the vault: Prime Minister egged at firm's birthday celebrations
April 25, 2003: Unexpected greetings meet with Prime Minister John Howard as he attends ABL's 50th birthday celebrations -- along with
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
LW500 From the vault: Danny Gilbert shares his secret of success
April 25, 2003: The Lawyers Weekly 2010 managing partner of the year, Danny Gilbert, discusses what he thinks makes a top manag
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
LW500 From the vault: Arnold Bloch Liebler chief on Iraq war offensive
March 28, 2003: The Iraq war had begun and tax lawyer Mark Leibler voiced his support for Australia's involvement. He said he believed Au
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
LW500 From the vault: No dice for UK firms down under
November 15, 2002: The arrival of UK firm Allen & Overy on Australian shores this year (2010) shocked many within the legal
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
LW500 From the vault: Young lawyers revolt -- 2,420 billable hours 'dehumanising'
15 November 2002: Magic Circle firm Clifford Chance sent a scathing memo to their partners in response to their last place ranking in
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LW500 From the vault: 'Fuddy-duddies' banished as e-justice emerges
October 22, 2002: Tasmanian Supreme Court judge, Justice Peter Underwood, discusses the benefits of technology as an aid to judicial work
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LW500 From the vault: Emerging trends -- lawyers using computers
September 27, 2002: The Queensland Supreme Court hosts the state's first case conducted via the internet, marking the demise of trolleys
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