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Lawyer X royal commission: What we know so far
The first public hearing into Victoria Police’s interactions with Nicola Gobbo has wrapped up. Here’s what emerged...
04 April 2019
By Jerome Doraisamy
Sole practitioners, boutiques and behaviour
Lawyers Weekly is oft-accused of ‘picking on the little guy’ as it publishes stories on tribunal judgments of...
07 February 2019
Promoted by Jerome Doraisamy
Privilege, policing and the pub test: Questions to be answered from the Lawyer X scandal
While the Royal Commission into Management of Informants will be held in and limited to Victoria, its ramifications for...
21 January 2019
Promoted by Jerome Doraisamy
Marching on: What to expect in 2019
The year just passed was one of the busiest in law yet. It saw the introduction of new tech, the coming together of...
02 January 2019
Promoted by Emma Ryan
What can lawyers learn from Harry Potter?
Stephen King mused that every book one picks up offers its own lessons. The seven-part Harry Potter series penned by...
14 December 2018
Promoted by Jerome Doraisamy
A violent spectre
“The role the courts play in the lives of families experiencing violence is an important one and a heavy...
23 November 2018
Promoted by Emma Musgrave
International ties
Using e-discovery to make connections across the globe.
16 November 2018
Promoted by Emma Musgrave
How to establish yourself as a sole practitioner
Technological advancements, social media and evolving methods of legal service delivery are all making it much easier...
01 January 1980
By Jerome Doraisamy
How litigation funding can work for Corporates
Promoted by Augusta Ventures.
Litigation funding enables companies to monetise valid commercial disputes while...
13 September 2018
Sponsored by Neill Brennan, managing director, Augusta Ventures
In-house attraction
“Being in-house is a really nice way to be part of a business.” Those words, imparted by Electrical Trades Union of...
14 August 2018
By Jerome Doraisamy