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Big Law • 23 May 2016
A class of their own
The class action space in Australia is no doubt evolving, but there are common misconceptions about how this change is...
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Big Law • 23 May 2016
Coming to the table
As mediation becomes more widely embraced, the nature of mediation is becoming more sophisticated.
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Big Law • 18 April 2016
House of cards
With Slater and Gordon’s share value fluctuating and Shine Corporate’s following suit, the viability of the listed law...
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NewLaw • 18 April 2016
The next step in tech
Traditionally, lawyers saw technology as a tool, necessary to get the job done, but not central to their practice. With more...
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Hong Kong has long been an attractive destination for expats from all over the world, and Australian lawyers are...
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As action against white-collar crime intensifies, this practice area is heating up for Australian firms.
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Getting ahead in law today often means trying your luck at a new firm – but a lateral move comes with its own risks.
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While master’s degrees are becoming highly sought-after by legal professionals, the benefits it brings to a lawyer’s...
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Life as a lawyer in Japan moves at a frantic pace – but Australians have proven themselves up to the challenge.
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As corporations become increasingly reluctant to litigate, dispute resolution teams have added new weapons to their...
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Keeping things in proportion lies at the heart of the debate around contingency fees, writes Andrew Watson.
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The decision to merge with an international law firm is never taken lightly – but many Australian firms have made the...
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Europe has always held a glamorous allure for Australians, but not all lawyers will find it an easy transition.
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If the legal industry wants to achieve true diversity, it must stop asking questions that assume gender roles.
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