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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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UK firms hold on for the ride as M&A tumbles
The second-quarter mergers and acquisitions figures were a bittersweet pill for UK law firms. While the top five UK firms have maintained their dominant position in the global M&A advisory…
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Reforms to give clout to the court
Following outcry over the substantial cost to taxpayers of a recent spate of "mega-litigation", the Government has moved to ramp up judges' powers in the interests of efficiency. But what do the…
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Managing the Comcare package: Janean Richards
Janean Richards admits she didn't quite realise what she was getting herself into when she took up the role of general counsel of Comcare in 2006.At the time she joined the organisation, the…
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By Lawyers Weekly
The need for Speed: Malcolm Speed
Malcolm Speed was carving out a niche for himself in sports law long before it was recognised as a discipline in itself.He's now a director at Melbourne commercial firm Brian Ward &…
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By Lawyers Weekly
All flights grounded
London firms will always have an appetite for Australian lawyers, but the global financial crisis means plans for a stint working overseas might be best shelved for the time being, writes Sarah…
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The war of the words
It seems that business jargon is loathed by so many in the UK that some organisations are urging employees to cut certain tedious terms from their vocabularies. The UK's Kate Hilpern asks if…
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By Lawyers Weekly
Hanging on: 5 strategies for cutting costs, not heads
Employees are usually a law firm's greatest cost. As firms examine ways to cut the wage bill, Sarah O'Carroll investigates alternatives that their HR departments can take for saving costs that…
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By Lawyers Weekly
Investing in the public good
Pro bono work has evolved into an organised arm of the legal sector, with associations, centres, partners and practice groups dedicated to the cause, but it's not just the community that…
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Optimistically speaking - talk of M&A "uptick"
Half-yearly league tables reveal some stories of M&A success among Australia's largest law firms - depending on how they are examined - but even more telling could be the optimistic…
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