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More questions raised on the future of class actions

The future of the class action industry is in a state of questioning and change, with Federal Court Justice Michael Lee...

17 February 2020

By Tony Zhang

How lawyers navigate the ‘interesting and unusual’ world of criminal law

The criminal justice system and the role of criminal lawyers are chaotically busy, majorly rewarding, consistently...

30 January 2020

By Naomi Neilson

The global behemoth of e-discovery

Revealing insights derived from 2019’s Relativity Fest, as well as some of the industry’s most noteworthy experts,...

24 January 2020

By Emma Musgrave

#auslaw: Stepping into a new era

The modern legal marketplace continues to evolve – both organically and in response to environmental shifts that...

22 January 2020

By Jerome Doraisamy

Balancing life as a barrister and a parent

Life at the bar is, arguably, one of the more challenging vocational paths a legal professional can embark on. The...

20 January 2020

By Jerome Doraisamy

Which firms believe in climate change and take meaningful action?

NSW continues to burn, and Australians are demanding greater action from businesses in combating the devastating and...

13 December 2019

By Jerome Doraisamy

Michael Kirby’s ‘lasting contribution’ to law

Carpe Diem! and other musings behind one of Australia’s most renowned judges, Michael Kirby AC CMG, whose illustrious...

13 November 2019

By Naomi Neilson

Digital adoption and the shake-up of legal practice

As any lawyer knows, utilising technology has become essential in the business of law. But where do you stack up on the...

11 November 2019

By Emma Musgrave

An examination of life as an in-house TMT lawyer

“I have worked in the TMT sector for 21 years and have never wanted to leave.” That reflection seems to sum up how...

05 November 2019

By Jerome Doraisamy

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