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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?
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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
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In conversation with Lawyers Weekly, the CEO of national law firm Barry Nilsson has outlined the firm’s growth...
25 March 2026
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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
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For Amber Warren, injecting positivity and optimism into the office and de-escalating situations with humour leads to...
11 March 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
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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
Amber Warren on Dentons’ growth plans and uplifting the next generation
In this episode of Legal Firesides, produced exclusively for members of Lawyers Weekly Premium, Dentons Australia chair...
25 February 2026
By Robyn Tongol
Empathy is not optional for employment lawyers
Distraught over my mother’s diagnosis, what I needed most was some compassion – what I got instead was a rude and...
11 February 2026
By Naomi Neilson
A-G Rowland on getting the balance right with the new hate speech laws
In a recent sit-down with Lawyers Weekly, Attorney-General Michelle Rowland reflected on the crafting of the newly...
11 February 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Rebecca Kelly on Clyde & Co’s rebuild, growth plans, and the need to be open-minded
In this episode of Legal Firesides, produced exclusively for members of Lawyers Weekly Premium, Clyde & Co’s...
11 February 2026
By Robyn Tongol
A-G Rowland on the hate speech laws, Labor’s law reform agenda, and client service
In this episode of Legal Firesides, produced exclusively for members of Lawyers Weekly Premium, Attorney-General...
30 January 2026
By Robyn Tongol
Law’s uncomfortable truth: Women are bullying women
Diversity, inclusion, and wellbeing have fast become the legal profession’s favourite buzzwords, but underneath the...
30 January 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Why these lawyers returned to their old firms
Moving roles and taking steps forward in one’s career will always make one a better lawyer. Returning to old stomping...
30 January 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Demand for legal talent will require deliberate, impactful hiring in 2026
Among the lessons from 2025 is the realisation that employers must adopt new approaches to legal recruitment moving...
30 January 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
‘Intolerable’: Mega litigation a drain on justice system, Chief Justice says
Efforts to provide meaningful access to justice to more Australians will be in vain as long as court resources are tied...
14 January 2026
By Naomi Neilson
Creativity, proactivity, practicality: What clients want from firms in 2026
While in-house teams have certain evergreen requirements of their external providers, the current climate brings with...
14 January 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
Where Baker McKenzie’s Aussie head sees opportunities for 2026
In the face of voluminous change in the legal services marketplace, Baker McKenzie’s managing partner in Australia,...
14 January 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
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