So they can feature

Using privilege and legal skills to help others

On this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, produced in partnership with So They Can, a partner and a barrister...

28 October 2021

By Robyn Tongol

What BigLaw is getting right with pro bono efforts

Numerous law firms at the big end of town are completing “record-breaking” hours of pro bono work. Such businesses...

28 September 2021

By Jerome Doraisamy

‘Considerable room for growth’ in Australia’s pro bono undertakings

Our legal profession completed a “record-breaking” number of pro bono hours in FY21. However, many firms, teams and...

23 September 2021

By Jerome Doraisamy

Community and professionalism must be central to lawyers’ purpose

The status and authority of the legal profession have depleted over time, argued one senior lawyer. There are ways,...

20 September 2021

By Jerome Doraisamy

The Boutique Lawyer Show: Putting the community first

Making sure that the local community knew that Argon Law “had its back” during the worst of the age of coronavirus...

07 September 2021

By Robyn Tongol

Protégé: Bringing a commitment to helping others into international law spaces

For one ambitious, future lawyer, a longstanding commitment to helping others and connecting with influential leaders...

30 August 2021

By Robyn Tongol

The façade of #auslaw’s social justice efforts

Culturally safe environments should not deny, dismiss or disrespect the cultural identities, authority, advice and...

04 June 2021

By Marijke Bassani

Protégé: How to volunteer your way into in-house before graduation

For one budding young lawyer, breaking into the very tough-to-crack in-house sector as a university student was made...

24 May 2021

By Robyn Tongol

The Boutique Lawyer Show: Volunteering while building a firm

Jaide Law founder Malisa Howard says her firm name, in French, means “I help”. This mantra guides how she...

31 March 2021

By Robyn Tongol