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Is it time for the High Court to expand employers’ duties of care to prevent psychological injuries?
With changing community expectations around rights to psychological safety at work and the destigmatisation of...
21 October 2024
By Travis Schultz
Parenting arrangements involving children with special needs
Navigating parenting arrangements from a legal perspective is a challenging endeavour, multiplied significantly when...
18 October 2024
By Michael Tiyce
Neurodivergence in law: Embracing diversity for innovation
Neurodiversity offers the legal profession an opportunity to innovate and thrive in an increasingly complex world,...
17 October 2024
By Libby Thomas and Justine McKeogh
Sick of hearing about AI in law? Get ready to feel even worse
Get ready to hear even more about AI, and get ready to either embrace it or go the way of the dinosaurs, writes Keith...
10 October 2024
By Keith Redenbach
Creating a culture of wellbeing in law firms
Now more than ever, fostering a culture of wellbeing in law firms is a professional necessity for the success of our...
09 October 2024
By Belinda Winter
Why 12 Angry Men is the best legal movie
For me, there is no better cinematic encapsulation of the pursuit of justice in our common law system than the 1957...
04 October 2024
By Jerome Doraisamy
Capturing the BD vision within your firm
Here are five steps to help engage your workforce in business development practices, writes Hans Morse.
27 September 2024
By Hans Morse
How new laws could cater for disputes over pets
As any family lawyer will tell you, informing a client that their beloved furry friend is lumped into the property...
26 September 2024
By Briony Robertson
Arbitration preferable to slow and expensive court processes
The court system in Queensland is too slow, expensive, and unpredictable, with people seeking justice often better off...
25 September 2024
By Dan Creevey
Right to Disconnect: Feasible or fantasy for lawyers?
The “Right to Disconnect” law throws a curveball at law firms, forcing them to rethink how they operate. But it’s...
24 September 2024
By Evana Diep
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