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‘Contemptible’: Lawyer lied to police to get own client charged
A recommendation was made to remove a Queensland lawyer from the roll over her “incomprehensible and contemptible” attempt to have her client charged with a criminal offence amid a dispute over unpaid fees.
Corporate Counsel
In-house teams must ‘fundamentally elevate how they view their own roles’
“The future of law is going to look vastly different, and in-house teams have the privilege of drawing the blueprint for what that looks like,” one GC has said.
Big Law
Submissions open for second M&A Dealmakers ranking
Are you one of the top M&A dealmakers in Australia? Following the success of the inaugural M&A Dealmakers ranking last year, we are once again inviting submissions for the best dealmakers in Australia for 2026.
Big Law
Alarm over declining Indigenous solicitor numbers drives new NSW Law Society foundation
A decade-long decline in Indigenous solicitor numbers has prompted the Law Society of NSW to launch a new foundation aimed at supporting more First Nations law graduates and strengthening Indigenous representation across the legal profession.
SME Law
Creevey Horrell Lawyers bolsters wills and estates team with associate promotion
Queensland-based Creevey Horrell Lawyers has strengthened its wills and estates practice with the promotion of one of its solicitors to a senior role.
Big Law
Court investment continues despite criticism of ‘tough on crime’ agenda
In the face of criticism over its “tough on crime” policy, the Victorian government has invested additional resources into courtrooms.
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