In-house

Australia struggles to stop foreign bribery, says report
Foreign bribery wreaks havoc in countries all around the world, according to Transparency International’s new...
18 October 2022
By Keonia Swift
How will a recession impact in-house recruitment?
The risk of recession has tipped from “possible to probable”, the Treasurer has said. This will, almost certainly,...
11 October 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
Key corporate lessons from Optus breach
The Optus data breach will be the pivotal moment that leads to privacy law regulation in Australia, argues one cyber...
11 October 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
The ‘unimaginable scenario’ facing legal teams
If law departments do not better manage the wellness and workloads of their external providers, they may soon find that...
04 October 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
LOD, SYKE expand to US
Global alternative legal services provider LOD and legal tech and operations consultancy SYKE are opening an office in...
27 September 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
GCs ‘ineffective’ on director management, says poll
A new survey paints a troubling picture of the effectiveness of general counsel in conducting or facilitating board...
27 September 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
‘You have to be comfortable watching fires burn’, says GC
The general counsel for an Australian tech start-up has discussed the skills that are inextricably linked to success...
27 September 2022
By Jess Feyder
Why in-house lawyers must prioritise freedom
Laura Frederick explains why having freedom, autonomy, and flexibility over your life as a lawyer is so important that...
27 September 2022
By Keonia Cole
How much pro bono are in-house lawyers undertaking?
The Australian Pro Bono Centre has revealed how many pro bono hours were undertaken in the last financial year by law...
20 September 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
LawVu unveils new portal
Software provider for in-house teams LawVu has launched a new portal to improve engagement and velocity between the law...
20 September 2022
By Lawyers Weekly