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The footprints of social networking
Facebook photos, YouTube videos, Twitter posts, chatroom logs and mobile phone footage are increasingly being used in the courtroom or as background research for barristers, solicitors and the…
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Employers: practice what you preach
For the last 15 years, employers have had the luxury of focusing on employee engagement, but it's when money gets tight that it really counts, writes Zoe Lyon It's all well and good for…
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Regional Profile: Wollongong
For a firm that is based in Wollongong, winning a national award in 2008 for best practice in knowledge management is quite an achievement. Established in 1954 by sole practitioner JD Kobin, and…
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Law reform a matter of all creatures great and small
The evolving interest in animal law in legal circles could hold the potential for dramatic change in the treatment of
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
The legal life, in 140 characters or less
Could Twitter be the platform that finally gets Australian lawyers networking online? Angela Priestley investigatesAustralian lawyers have been slow to get active online when compared t
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The great Russian freeze
The Russian economy went into freefall as the global financial crisis collided with political instability on the Georgian border. The international legal market may never regain the promise of…
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Lawyers Weekly
A narrowing divide
The Japanese legal tradition is evolving, and for some Australian lawyers, being at the cusp of the evolution is proving a valuable challenge, writes
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Regional Profile: Traralgon
Tyler Tipping & Woods has not lagged behind its city counterparts in deciding to shift into an incorporated model, after being established from a number of mergers over the last 120 years.…
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Seeking asylum at any cost
While the full facts from the explosion of the boat carrying Afghan asylum seekers are yet to be ascertained, the incident has renewed debate surrounding Australia's refugee policies as well as…
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