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Master and apprentice
Mentoring arrangements can come in many different guises. Tom Lodewyke examines how they are preparing the next...
05 February 2018
By Emma Musgrave
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Southern exposure
Despite it being the coldest and most inhospitable place on earth, there is a niche community that specialises in...
02 February 2018
By Emma Musgrave
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Character assassination
Described as “the action of damaging the good reputation of someone; slander or libel”, defamation cases have been...
01 February 2018
By Emma Musgrave
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E-discovery on a global stage
Relive the highlights from Relativity’s eighth annual Relativity
23 January 2018
By Emma Musgrave
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Year in Review: A thrilling season
Lawyers Weekly looks back on the power dynamics in law, business and politics that shaped the profession over the last...
10 January 2018
By Emma Musgrave
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Leading Lights
The Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards 2017 recognised trailblazers and top performers in the Australian legal...
29 December 2017
By Melissa Coade
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What clients want
Law firms are conditioning themselves for high client expectation, Melissa Coade...
27 December 2017
By Melissa Coade
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Australia’s great dividing range
The bedrock of traditional legal services has been subject to intense pressure in recent times, and from all...
01 November 2017
By Emma Musgrave
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More than a pet project
Animal lawyers are dedicated to animal rights protection and advocacy, often with little or no financial reward, writes...
31 October 2017
By Tom Lodewyke
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The new face of corporate counsel
Lawyers Weekly, in partnership with InfoTrack , recently assembled a roundtable to discuss the rapidly changing role of...
20 October 2017
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