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Big Law • 26 July 2023
Renewables are ‘here to stay’ in law
Sustainable energy sources – and renewable energy especially – are a massive area of growth within the legal profession....
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Big Law • 12 July 2023
Lawyers safe from redundancies ‘for now’, following mammoth EOFY promotions
In the lead up to the end of the 2023 financial year, more than a thousand lawyers were promoted in firms across the country....
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Big Law • 28 June 2023
Insurance practices thriving as economy tightens
As insurance law practices continue to expand despite a declining economy, are full-service and insurance-specific firms...
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Big Law • 14 June 2023
EQ critical for lawyers in AI era
High IQ is commonplace in the legal profession. But as the use of artificial intelligence extends to all corners of law, high...
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The days of suits, ties and heels as the expectation for a “nine-to-five, Monday-to-Friday” existence is gone, as is...
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As environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations continue to grow, amid new renewable energy and climate...
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After 9.7 million Medibank customers had their data accessed during a massive data breach, there have been a number of...
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National online provider LawCPD has launched a new “state-of-the-art” learning suite, which it said would create...
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Lawyers Weekly spoke with four award-winning and nominated professionals about whether this year is the right time for...
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REVIEW: In addition to breaking down the complex family law system for would-be clients, a new book has exposed the...
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A supposed mass exodus of employees from their current roles will happen in the coming months. Australia’s legal...
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First as Sydney’s youngest barrister, then as founder of The Refugee Law Project, and now as leader of political party...
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In the time of COVID-19, there is considerable public debate about vaccinations. The Australian Technical Advisory Group...
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From student politics, correcting personal injustices or simply falling into it, three of Australia’s eminent human...
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