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‘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...
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Victoria’s youth justice plan has drawn unanimous condemnation across the legal profession. For this feature, Lawyers...
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According to workplace lawyers, employers are facing a growing wave of claims that lack merit, at a time when the use...
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Becoming a parent, while working as a lawyer, upends one’s personal and professional being. The jump to having a...
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The existence of stress for lawyers is not inherently a bad thing – in fact, it can be incredibly useful, both...
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The worst leadership advice senior lawyers have received (and what it taught them)
Here, a former GC, three firm heads, and a prominent litigation partner reflect on bad advice they’ve received over...
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‘Disappointing, disrespectful’: Governments ignore advice to improve legal assistance sector
The author of an independent review into the National Legal Assistance Partnership has voiced his frustrations that key...
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Why are unfair dismissal claims on the rise?
In its newly released annual report, the Fair Work Commission said it received 44,075 lodgments in 2024–25, making a...
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When justice is rushed, fairness falls: The crisis in summary proceedings
Weighed down by under-resourcing, crippling backlogs and alarming prosecution tactics, Australia’s summary...
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Once defined by a number of dominant top-tier firms, the Australian legal market is undergoing an ongoing shift, with...
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While the use of artificial intelligence is solving myriad headaches for legal practitioners and access to justice, for...
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