Features

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

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

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

E-discovery on a global stage

Relive the highlights from Relativity’s eighth annual Relativity

23 January 2018

By Emma Musgrave

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

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

What clients want

Law firms are conditioning themselves for high client expectation, Melissa Coade...

27 December 2017

By Melissa Coade

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

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

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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