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Intuition in the courtroom: Friend or foe?
Lawyers are trained to think deliberately, with precision and restraint. Statutes, precedents, and processes form the...
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By Rebecca Ward, MBA
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Lawyers are entitled to take a seat at the top table, but that position is earned, not just assumed, writes Robert...
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The next time a CEO crisis crosses your desk, don’t just brief your client on regulatory obligations or defamation...
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The Federal Court of Australia recently upheld the validity of an interim agreement entered into by Australia and Nauru...
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Making partner before 40: A case for flexibility and female leadership in law
In 2025, the legal profession looks very different to the one I stepped into 15 years ago – and yet, when it comes to...
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Connecting emotional intelligence to legal practice outcomes
The time for treating emotional intelligence as a footnote has passed, writes Virginia Robin.
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As a former Irish practising barrister and solicitor, now practising as a solicitor in Australia, it is worrying to see...
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The decisions in Slea and Skytraders demonstrate the careful balancing act courts must perform when determining whether...
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Clarity shouldn’t be a luxury. In a world drowning in legalese, complexity, and cognitive overload, a simple summary...
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Will a progressive High Court modernise the Sharman v Evans principles?
An end to institutionalisation? A recent Queensland case provides a unique opportunity for the court to adjust the test...
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