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NewLaw • 18 March 2021
Expansion and other ambitions for NewLaw firms
NewLaw practices continue to become a “more prominent feature” of the legal landscape, and now is the time, those firms...
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SME Law • 04 March 2021
Buying, selling or merging with other law firms in 2021
Marketplace appetite for firm mergers and acquisitions is reportedly higher than ever, and – as Australia turns its...
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Big Law • 26 February 2021
The rise of the ‘legal support-preneur’
For a bounty of reasons – from underappreciation by employers to a desire for greater flexibility – support professionals...
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Big Law • 18 February 2021
From tough beginnings to top of the profession: How one lawyer continues to use compassion and openness to succeed in law
In the midst of a global pandemic, ACT Law Society vice president Sarah Avery started their own firm and began navigating how...
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Women are not a niche cohort – or even a minority – of the legal profession, and according to numerous...
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In this 2020 wrap-up, Lawyers Weekly takes a look back at the top most-read exclusive features, from book reviews...
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The looming “new normal” poses, arguably, the greatest challenge to legal employers to ensure optimal levels of...
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The sensational revelations that a former justice sexually harassed female associates, young students and a past law...
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Monumental change is potentially on the horizon for the legal technological sphere, but fundamentals such as...
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With flights grounded across the world, legal employers and prospective employees must re-evaluate recruitment...
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With the pandemic sending the business of law into a whirlwind, how have boutiques adapted?
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The legal function is increasingly integral to the health and viability of any business or organisation, and corporate...
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Innovation needs greater attention in Australia – particularly post-pandemic – and SMEs across professional services...
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From battered victims, disadvantaged clients and even a serial killer, barrister Andrew Boe has taken cues from his own...
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