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Credibility on trial in MacInnes v Wilson
At the heart of the defamation battle between Charlotte MacInnes and Rebel Wilson lies a formidable question: who will...
06 May 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Contracts, conduct, and controversy behind The Kyle & Jackie O Show
Kyle Sandilands and Jacqueline Henderson’s fallout with ARN Media is as much about contracts as it is about conduct....
06 May 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Insurance law and ‘war risk’ now inextricably linked
The idea that insurance law needs to be “geopolitics-aware” is not new, but the flow-on consequences of the closure...
06 May 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Are lawyers still in a favourable position to buy property?
Amid high inflation, another interest rate hike, and a Middle East conflict that shows no signs of abating, legal...
06 May 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Rebecca Kelly on taking time to reflect and assuming responsibility as lawyers
Since assuming the leadership of Clyde & Co over two years ago, Rebecca Kelly has learnt a lot about the vocational...
22 April 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Inside the legacy of Legal Aid NSW’s civil law chief
Ahead of her retirement, the executive director of NSW Legal Aid’s civil law division reflected on 15 years of...
22 April 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Why Pinsent Masons is doubling down on energy and infrastructure in Australia
There remains “untapped” potential in the Asia-Pacific region for multinational firms like Pinsent Masons, and for...
22 April 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
‘Don’t wait for government’: Justice Yehia on going it alone on solutions-focused justice
Reflecting on seven years of failed attempts to secure government funding and legislation for the NSW District...
08 April 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Postcode justice a barrier to culturally informed outcomes
In conversation with Lawyers Weekly, a former law reform commissioner and native title barrister has highlighted the...
08 April 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Pinsent Masons’ senior leaders on ensuring optimal wellness in a global firm
For the global senior partner and the Asia-Pacific head of Pinsent Masons, managing lawyers’ wellness means...
08 April 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Dentons’ Australia head on slowing down and being curious
In a recent episode of Legal Firesides, Dentons Australia chair and Australasia region CEO Amber Warren discusses her...
08 April 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Success cannot be reduced to statistics, senior judges say
Justice Dina Yehia, Justice Louise Taylor, and Magistrate Rose Falla – each the driving force behind solution-focused...
25 March 2026
By Naomi Neilson
If Australia rations fuel, will lawyers have to WFH again?
The US–Israel attack on Iran and the subsequent regional and geopolitical conflict that has ensued have disrupted...
25 March 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
What Australia’s disappearing middle means for the legal market
The mid-market in legal services is being compressed from above by premium firms protecting complexity, and from below...
25 March 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Where Barry Nilsson wants to be in 3 years
In conversation with Lawyers Weekly, the CEO of national law firm Barry Nilsson has outlined the firm’s growth...
25 March 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Why Pinsent Masons is so optimistic about growth Down Under
In this episode of Legal Firesides, produced exclusively for members of Lawyers Weekly Premium, Pinsent Masons’...
11 March 2026
By Robyn Tongol
Justice the Koori way: The court inspiring culture-led justice across Australia
Victoria’s Koori Court has become a model for culturally informed justice across Australia. As similar programs...
11 March 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Why Dentons’ Australian head aims to create a fun workplace
For Amber Warren, injecting positivity and optimism into the office and de-escalating situations with humour leads to...
11 March 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
What the music industry taught this BigLaw firm head about leadership and service delivery
Before she studied law, Rebecca Kelly signed and managed local musicians. Such work may seem a world away from legal...
25 February 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
How Australian lawyers can ‘keep being excellent’, according to A-G Rowland
According to the nation’s first law officer, Australian lawyers have long been ahead of the game. In an exclusive...
25 February 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy