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Law firms line-up as China prepares to take centre-stage
The People's Republic of China is set to take centre-stage as the world recovers from the global recession, and some of Australia's largest law firms have taken their seats for the curtain call…
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Regional Profile: Shepparton
The innovative nature that characterises the Shepparton community is a fantastic reason to work within the region, says director of Riordan Legal Lawyers Danny Barlow."Shepparton is a region…
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Sending accountability straight to the top
While this year marks the 60th anniversary of the 1949 Geneva Convention, prosecuting heads of state under international criminal law is still a developing field around the world, reports Sarah…
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Regional Profile: Hervey Bay
While law firm Bell Dixon Butler might not act for BHP Billiton or the big four banks, its employees work on a variety of interesting matters, that, combined with the lifestyle in Hervey Bay,…
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By Lawyers Weekly
Practice Profile: Media law
The construction of the national broadband network and the proliferation of content online will fundamentally change the media landscape and the practice for lawyers working in the area, reports…
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By Lawyers Weekly
Tracey Scott, legal counsel, Cricket Australia
Tracey Scott's ambition was to work either in sports law or in the not-for-profit arm of the legal profession. Then she scored a job offering both. She speaks to Zoe Lyon.Tracey Scott, legal…
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The shape of things to come
A rise in innovative practices is emerging in the legal sector, as a raft of entrepreneurs use their business acumen to form a whole new approach to problem solving, writes Sarah Sharples With…
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Local expert says Hu liable
Australian National University Professor Don Rothwell has agreed with a senior Chinese Government official who said crimes allegedly committed by Rio Tinto executive Stern Hu could have breached…
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By Lawyers Weekly
A change in London's lore
Few can predict just what a recovered legal sector will look like in London, nor even if it will ever actually occur, writes Angela PriestleyIn 2009, the news of redundancies from som
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Hot to globetrot
If the merger of Deacons and Norton Rose is an early indication of what the Australian legal landscape might look like in the next five to ten years, then Australian lawyers may need to get…
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