New South Wales

Pro bono work key to job satisfaction

Pro bono work is instrumental in professional development, travelling and networking opportunities and is highly...

29 July 2019

By Naomi Neilson

What will the make-up of lawyers be in 2050?

The question of what lawyering will look like in 2050 has been highlighted, with an expert offering his opinion as to...

26 July 2019

By Emma Musgrave

Bridge Housing receives $40m loan for social and affordable homes

Dentons has advised Bridge Housing on a $40 million loan from the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation...

25 July 2019

By Emma Musgrave

Law firm loses appeal against SMSF in contract clause case

A law firm has lost an appeal in the NSW Court of Appeal against an SMSF in a case relating to a clause in a contract...

24 July 2019

By Miranda Brownlee

Claims of judicial bullying surface

Lawyers have weighed in on calls to introduce a new policy which monitors conduct by members of the judiciary, with a...

22 July 2019

By Emma Musgrave

NewLaw firm expands national practice

A NewLaw firm has launched a new South Australian hub as part of its national expansion

22 July 2019

By Emma Musgrave

Women who take stands against misconduct will ‘be seen as leadership material’

The culture of silence is broken, and female lawyers who stand up for their rights and those of others will be viewed...

19 July 2019

By Emma Musgrave

Beecroft Nursing Home sells following ‘challenging’ sector issues

Hall & Wilcox has advised on the sale of Beecroft Nursing Home following challenging circumstances being felt...

19 July 2019

By Emma Musgrave

HBA Legal promotes 1 to partnership

HBA Legal has promoted Mario Raciti to its partnership team, crediting the elevation to “well over a decade’s...

18 July 2019

By Naomi Neilson

Thomson Geer elevates 3 to partner

Three senior lawyers have been elevated to partnership within Thomson Geer, based in the national firm’s Perth and...

17 July 2019

By Naomi Neilson