Features
Why do firms continue to treat applicants like dirt?
Recently, Lawyers Weekly put a call out for anecdotes from lawyers who, as students or graduates, had faced negative...
04 November 2019
By Jerome Doraisamy
Micro-practice: A leaner way to be a lawyer
In a competitive market the need for modernisation is paramount. With this is mind, are micro-practices the boutique...
01 August 2019
By Emma Musgrave
Celebrating the achievements of the in-house market
In-house work is become increasingly attractive to the next generation of lawyers coming through the ranks and given...
30 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
Spotlight on Judge Bruce Smith
Society sometimes forgets that the judges who form the backbone of our justice system are people too. In this special...
29 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
What are the features of a successful in-house team?
An award-winning corporate counsel unit has outlined what it sees as being the key signs that an in-house legal team is...
23 July 2019
By Jerome Doraisamy
Recapping the inaugural Corporate Counsel Summit
For the first time, Lawyers Weekly hosted a summit for in-house lawyers, bringing together local and global in-house...
22 July 2019
Promoted by Emma Musgrave
Does an ASX debut make sense for law firms?
The notion of listing and launching an initial public offering (IPO) is not lost on Australia’s corporate market....
15 July 2019
By Grace Ormsby
‘When the tide rises, all boats rise’
In the same way that ‘disruption’ has, for some, become a buzzword for environmental and professional change,...
09 May 2019
Promoted by Jerome Doraisamy
Riding the legal op(portunitie)s wave
It’s a strange paradox to consider that Australia as a whole might not be entirely sure what legal operations can do,...
07 May 2019
By Grace Ormsby
Future-proofing the next generation of lawyers
The legal profession, and the marketplace surrounding it, is evolving rapidly. Employers, from BigLaw to corporate...
06 May 2019
Promoted by Jerome Doraisamy