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SME Law
The senior associate you can't afford yet
For ambitious small and mid-tier firms, the ceiling on growth usually isn't demand. It's the senior judgment behind every answer, and that's harder to hire than to build.
SME Law
‘A TikTok got me fired’: Melbourne law graduate’s post costs job
Just three weeks into her career as a lawyer, a Melbourne woman has been fired following a controversial TikTok.
Big Law
Mining drives Australia’s M&A rebound amid global volatility
Australian public M&A has rebounded strongly in 2026, with activity expected to remain robust in the near term as selective buyers pursue quality opportunities despite heightened regulatory scrutiny and global uncertainty.
Big Law
Youthlaw awarded $150k grant from Clayton Utz Foundation
National law firm Clayton Utz has awarded its Access to Justice Award to Victorian community legal centre Youthlaw.
SME Law
Travis Schultz & Partners adds former BigLaw partner as special counsel
Queensland-based firm Travis Schultz & Partners has appointed a former partner of national practice Moray & Agnew as a special counsel in its Cairns office.
Big Law
Statistical theatre: How numbers mislead in the courtroom
A 2012 High Court case exposed a problem every advocate should recognise: the form in which a statistic is presented can alter its persuasive force, even when the underlying arithmetic remains unchanged. Numbers do not arrive in court naked. They arrive framed, writes Rebecca Ward, MBA.
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