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Lessons on freedom of expression from the dismissed case against HWL partners
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Australia in ‘dire need’ of a real conversation about freedoms
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Out-of-date defamation laws are failing Australians
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Mandatory sentencing for sex offences should be opposed
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QUT professors hit back at ‘incorrect’ reporting on voluntary assisted dying laws
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How much can litigation funders take in class action wins or settlements?
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Unlawful termination claim against HWL Ebsworth partnership dismissed
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Trust cannot be gained without first addressing culture
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‘We are in the age of the regulator’
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Emerging commercial fields an opportunity for junior legal counsel
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Firm shines light on latest gig economy fiasco
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Attacks on Victorian magistrate are ‘misconceived and ill-informed’
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Lawyers express concern with draft Religious Freedom Bill
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Draft Religious Freedom Bill intends to be a ‘shield’, not a ‘sword’
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Obligation to report on fellow practitioners would be ‘draconian’
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‘Important constitutional test case’ looms for NSW coal mine
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Victorians now able to change birth certificate gender without surgery
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Victoria lawyer precluded from practice for 9 months
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Directors need broader understanding of ‘global trends’
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Why your company secretary should have a legal background
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