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The growth rate in SME firms is on a ‘downwards slope’, recent data reveals
The year-on-year growth rate for small law firms has halved since April last year, according to the latest Employment Hero SME Index.
SME LAW • Thu, 06 Jun 2024
How these law students are looking to engage men in the fight against gender-based violence
Two of the founders of WGG Australia emphasise the importance of involving men in the fight against gender-based violence and offer guidance on how this can occur.
BIG LAW • Mon, 10 Jun 2024
Would a Human Rights Act give too much power to the courts?
A parliamentary inquiry has recommended that Australia should enact its first federal Human Rights Act. However, concerns have been raised about whether such legislation ...
BIG LAW • Thu, 06 Jun 2024
The rewards of in-house NFP roles
In a world where corporate law often steals the spotlight, award-winning GC Elisabeth Flett revealed the untapped potential and rewarding nature of the not-for-profit ...
BIG LAW • Tue, 04 Jun 2024
Australia’s IP filings are increasing, says new report
Australia achieved nearly record-breaking levels of intellectual property filings last year, according to IP Australia’s latest report, and legal experts in this domain ...
BIG LAW • Mon, 03 Jun 2024
How partners can be successful, collaborative leaders
Here, two partners from award-nominated firm Arnold Bloch Leibler offer insights into the diverse routes in achieving partnership and provide guidance on how to ...
New deepfake porn laws to ‘address a major legal gap’ in Australia
The Albanese government has revealed plans to bring new legislation to Parliament this week, aimed at prohibiting the distribution and creation of deepfake pornography.
Lawyers raise concerns about new ‘common sense’ curfew law in NT
In an effort to reduce crime and ensure public safety, the Northern Territory government has enacted a new curfew legislation. However, the new bill has sparked concerns ...
Sex worker wins ‘decade-long battle’ against debanking discrimination
A recent legal victory in Victoria has provided protection for those in the sex work industry from being unfairly denied banking services.
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