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Priya Murthy
Breaking old habits
The notoriously conservative Bar appears determined to modernise. But are recent reforms enough to bring barristers in line with the rest of the profession? Leanne Mezrani reports._x000D_
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Priya Murthy
Legal Leaders: Moving into the umpire’s chair
As befitting the son of a champion tennis player, Tom Bathurst has made the move from a highly-ranked player as a barrister to an adjudicator as a judge. He talks to Justin Whealing.
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Priya Murthy
Mind the knowledge gap
Knowledge management could soon be a standard client service. But are firms ready for the technology required to make this happen? Leanne Mezrani reports.
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Stephanie Quine
Push for the bush
Legal bodies are slowly mobilising efforts to attract and retain lawyers in rural, regional and remote (RRR) Australia, but funding problems and an ageing profession are disrupting progress. Stephanie Quine reports.
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
Same but different
Underneath flashy brands and talk of common firm visions and strategy lie the little things that lawyers working cross-border can take for granted. Stephanie Quine finds out how cultural differences can make all the difference.
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
Changing of the guard
The outlook for the European legal market remains grim, prompting many firms to focus their energies on growth areas like Asia. Leanne Mezrani reports.
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
Legal Leaders: Best of both worlds
The new head of the Australian Human Rights Commission, Gillian Triggs, says she is first and foremost a lawyer, despite a long and successful career in academia. Leanne Mezrani caught up with her at the end of her tenure as University of Sydney law school dean.
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
No deal
The Australian M&A market is caught in the bearish grip of a global slump. Justin Whealing reports.
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Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
Firm of the future or stuck in the past?
As debate continues to rage about whether time-based billing has had its day, legal consultant John Chisholm argues that firms that continue to use timesheets will be left behind as lawyers, and clients, seek new ways to measure the value of their work.
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