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The shipping news
With the Australian shipping industry continuing to feel the squeeze, maritime lawyers are being kept busy grappling with disputes, legislative reform and the much-publicised issues of asylum seekers and super trawlers. Andrew Jennings reports.
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The tweet smell of success
Applying for work in 140 characters may sound impossible, but it could land you a job. Stephanie Quine investigates how social media is mobilising the employment market and replacing traditional job-seeking methods.
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Hanging in the balance - 2012
The Middle Eastern legal market has struggled to recover from the twin blows of Arab Spring uprisings and the global financial crisis. But could a pick up in business activity be the prelude to a period of stability? Leanne Mezrani reports.
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Vital cogs in the machine
It doesn’t get a lot of limelight, but the Australian Government Solicitor has worked on some of the biggest legal cases in recent Australian history. Andrew Jennings looks at a unique law firm model.
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By Priya Murthy
It’s all about the money: Salary survey report
The Lawyers Weekly team inspects 12 legal salary surveys to bring you an independent analysis of who’s earning what in a globalising legal market.
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IR takes backseat as election looms
It seems that for the first time in a long time industrial relations will not play a key role in deciding the destiny of the Federal Election. But is it just a bit of shadow boxing from the Opposition? Andrew Jennings reports.
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Crimes against justice
As the Government and legal profession argue over who is to blame for the underfunding of legal aid, a growing number of Australians charged with serious crimes are finding they have no option but to represent themselves. Leanne Mezrani reports.
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Down to business
A lawyer may seem an unlikely candidate for a Master of Business Administration, but the reflection time and broadened skills can have long-term benefits. Stephanie Quine reports.
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By Priya Murthy
What’s all the hub-a-baloo?
Global law firms continue to flock to Singapore to set up shop and do business, but will this remain the case further down the track? Andrew Jennings investigates.
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