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- New firm breaks away from Atanaskovic Hartnell
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- 10 new partners for Deacons
- New partner for Allen & Overy Beijing
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- Appointee for merged MacDonnells
- Four new members to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal
- Arnold Bloch Leibler expands by six lawyers
- New IT/IP hire for Mallon & Co
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- TressCox expands Brisbane office
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- Duncan Cotterill lures ex-minters partner
- Clayton Utz boosts restructuring team
- Allens welcomes back senior energy and resources lawyer
- Hynes adds IP and innovation team
- Cosoff Cudmore Knox partner becomes president of SA women’s construction association
- Shine appoints branch manager for Caboolture office
- Bond brings in a big gun for new chancellor
- MatthewsFolbigg merges with WatsonStafford
- Corrs boosts Brisbane health law team
- The Fox hunts Holding Redlich
- Minters pulls political heavyweight
- Herbert Geer builds partner ranks
- Clutz consultant gains top arbitration role
- Former Dibbs partner joins Aitken
- JWS scoops Blake Dawson talent
- M&K gains employment principal
- Bakers lures top talent from DLA Phillips Fox, Blakes and Macquarie Group
- Clayton Utz partner to head up peak Japan business group
- Moray lures Melbourne property partner
- New chief executive for Thomson Playford Cutlers
- Clutz snaps up former Allens insolvency specialist
- Maddocks gains healthcare specialist
- Moray snags property specialist
- M+K lures back property principal
- Linklaters’ China veteran named Asia managing partner
- McInnes Wilson lures former Official Receiver for Queensland
- Mills Oakley snags IPO and M&A expert
- McGrathNicol snaps up Ernst & Young partner
- Mallesons lose financial services talent to Corrs
- Clutz gains workplace specialist from Corrs
- JWS gains even more Freehills talent in Perth
- Brisbane boutique appoints new wills and estates head
- Takeovers Panel names selection
- Seven jump ship to JWS from Clarendon
- Sydney barrister joins The College of Law
- Maddocks gains telecommunications talent
- New insurance player snaps up Minters talent
- Duncan Cotterill brings in new Sydney partner
- Magic Circle talent joins Corrs
- Middletons snaps up partner from HWL Ebsworth
- NSW barrister elected to top arbitration role
- Minters lures environment partner from DLA
- Hynes appoints new health care head
- Curwoods snaps up former DLA talent
- Sporting stars join Melbourne mid-tier
- The hand of the regulator on corporate ethics
- Moray & Agnew snaps up medical negligence specialist from Barry & Nilsson
- Shine ramps up Melbourne presence
- Merren McArthur, general counsel, Virgin Blue
- Helen Conway, General counsel of Caltex
- Helen Gillies, Corporate counsel of Sinclair Knight Merz
- Chaman Sidhu, General counsel of Lonely Planet
- Simon Brookes, deputy group general counsel, Telstra
- DLA scoops up HDY talent
- Corrs partner takes up to job at Arts Centre trust
- Risk management talent joins Moray & Agnew
- Government top gun joins Corrs
- Clayton Utz partner takes on research post
- Mid tier’s partner ranks grow by 25 per cent
- McInnes promotes two to principal
- Corrs CEO takes up senior arts post
- IP boutique snaps up Corrs talent
- Slater & Gordon snaps up two from McCabe Terrill Lawyers
- Shipping law litigator joins Lowndes
- Kelly & Co revamps senior management team
- Corrs snaps up senior Macquarie Bank financier
- Langes snaps up in-house talent
- Melbourne the hot spot for Moray & Agnew
- Boutique CLS promotes three to director
- Freehills brings in new Singapore partner
- Mills Oakley builds up property team
- Employment specialist joins Partners Legal
- Two partners join Herbert Geer
- Griffith Hack brings in strategic talent
- Tracey Scott, legal counsel, Cricket Australia
- Freehills lures Clayton Utz environment partner
- DLA Phillips Fox loses construction veteran to Holding Redlich
- Moncrieff appointed to Family Court of Australia
- Barry & Nilsson adds three to insurance team
- W+K appoint senior associate from Corrs
- Justice Ipp nominated for ICAC top job
- Mukhtar first Associate Judge on Vic Supreme Court
- Bartier Perry consultant selected for planning panel
- Bartier Perry boosts insolvency practice
- Bakers elects new Australia chair
- Middletons scoops Freehills banking specialist
- Cairns head appointed at criminal defence firm
- HDY snaps up in-house public sector specialist
- Jones Day lures Freehills restructuring head
- VGSO brings in new environment head
- Holding Redlich appoints insolvency head
- Freehills loses OH&S team to Hall & Wilcox
- Queensland barrister takes up senior academic post
- Legal Life 2020: In-house/external links become vital
- Victoria Law Foundation appoints new grants manager
- Herbert Geer appoints new construction head
- UQ snaps up leading British legal academic
- M+K launches transport and commodities practice
- Minters appoints senior energy specialist
- McCullough expands in Newcastle
- NT appoints 2009 senior counsel
- Middletons lures Herbert Geer team
- Maddocks ramps up planning and environment team
- Duncan Cotterill partner scores top netball posting
- Cowell Clark appoints tax partner
- Bartier snaps up former DLA Phillips Fox environment specialist
- Slaters boosts senior ranks
- Landers snaps up top Minters and PWC talent
- M+K scoop team of five from Holman Webb
- Three new magistrates for NT
- DLA Phillips Fox scoops UK PPP specialist
- Clayton Utz partner named head of key disputes body
- Qld firm builds up property team
- Maddocks snaps up Mallesons IP/IT specialist
- Mallesons snaps up top international arbitrator
- DLA lures funds management team from Melbourne boutique
- Hicksons lures two special counsel
- FB Rice & Co gains optical physics expert
- Deacons loses two super specialists to Herbert Geer
- Mallesons loses leasing specialist to Thomson Playford Cutlers
- United Group Limited appoints chief legal officer
- Deacons snaps up OH&S partner from Freehills
- Barry & Nilsson boosts insurance team
- Corrs snaps up lit specialist from Clutz
- DLA Phillips Fox appoints new chairman
- Mallesons loses construction partner to Bakers
- HopgoodGanim snaps up planning talent from MacDonnell Law
- Kain appoints commercial head
- Minters snaps up Clifford Chance litigation partner
- WA firm appoints four
- Chapman Tripp promotes seven
- FCB promotes former Telstra lawyer to partner
- Corrs snaps up Young Gun from Clayton Utz
- HopgoodGanim recruits senior family lawyer
- Landers continues Melbourne expansion
- Moray & Agnew appoints former barrister
- Mallesons loses tax specialist to Bakers
- TPC recruits workplace team
- Media boutique captures FOXTEL lawyer
- Image is everything: In-house legal panels and budgets
- Kliger Partners expands senior ranks
- Hopgood promotes two to partner
- Truman Hoyle makes three senior appointments
- New chairman for Kemp Strang
- Gadens scoops environment specialist
- Corrs snaps up US litigator
- Moray continues to build insurance team
- Carter Newell snaps up boutique partner
- Gooda appointed Aboriginal Social Justice Commissioner
- Freehills promotes employment specialist to partner
- New Legal Services Commissioner for Victoria
- DLA Piper snaps up Minters partner
- FB Rice and Co promotes two
- Corrs gains regulatory partner from Mallesons
- Minters steps up China coverage
- Competition lawyer ascends Corrs' ladder
- Norton Rose strengthens dispute resolution in Asia-Pacific
- DLA NZ snaps up Sydney senior associate
- Lynch Meyer appoints family expert
- Kliger Partners takes one from CCI
- Consultant to join Garland Hawthorn Brahe
- Shine Lawyers announces top job
- HopgoodGanim takes one from McCullough Robertson
- Minters NZ picks up Herbert Smith banking and finance specialist
- New addition strengthens team at Coleman & Greig
- Lynch Meyer reclaims aged care specialist
- Norton Rose Hong Kong expands corporate finance
- New magistrate for Victoria
- New leaders for Minter Ellison's competition group
- WA appoints new judge
- Corrs strengthens team with UK recruits
- Lavan Legal adds insolvency expert
- Maddocks recruits Freehills employment lawyer
- McCullough Robertson boosted by Mallesons partner
- Wallmans feeds growth with Minters addition
- DLA strengthens super team
- Barry & Nilsson adds to insurance team
- Herbert Geer expands Brisbane & Sydney teams
- Firm-profits-from-another-Clayton-Utz-departure
- SA firm grows corporate team
- Kemp Strang appoints three associates
- NZ Minter Ellison gets new HR director
- New chair working for Aboriginal people
- Carter Newell grows litigation practice
- NZ firm appoints two partners
- Tresscox recruits team from DLA
- Middletons takes another Clutz partner
- MacGillivrays appoints new KM
- Family law solicitor joins College of Law
- McCullough Robertson grows in Newcastle
- Colin Biggers & Paisley adds to insurance team
- Another boost to Mills Oakley partnership
- Gilbert + Tobin adds four more lawyers
- Maddocks appoints former Clutz partner
- DLA lawyer joins Barry and Nilsson
- Gilbert-Tobin-partner-joins-Norton-Rose
- Litigation lawyer joins College of Law
- New manager for Shine Lawyers
- Norton Rose global head moves to Sydney
- New executive counsel for Freehills
- Four new special counsels for Mallesons
- Dibbs Barker adds new insurance partner
- Allens develops Perth office with new partner
- McCabe Terrill appoints new principal
- Freehills partner makes international mark
- Lander & Rogers make four senior appointments
- Minter Ellison reclaims former judge
- Two partners and a special counsel for Holding Redlich
- HSBC promotes general counsel
- Hall & Wilcox appoints new senior associate
- Minter Ellison Rudd Watts promotes property lawyer
- Piper Alderman strengthens corporate group
- Lavan Legal appoints partner
- HopgoodGanim builds resources and energy practice
- Hynes Lawyers makes two additions
- Law dean joins United Nations committee
- Middletons builds Perth practice
- Sparke Helmore boosts insolvency team
- Clayton Utz welcomes Allens partner
- Top-tier partner for Adelaide's Kelly & Co
- Mallesons special counsel joins Russell Kennedy
- Swaab-boosts-employment-amp-IP-teams-
- Thomson Playford Cutlers builds workplace relations
- DLA strengthens corporate and project finance teams
- Matthews Folbigg appoints new directors
- Clayton Utz arbitrator appointed to UK court
- Carroll & O'Dea recruits former law society president
- Fisher Adams Kelly expands presence in Victoria
- Shine Lawyers adds to Gold Coast
- Clayton Utz lawyer joins Middletons
- Cooper Grace Ward builds health law team
- Hall & Wilcox takes two Gadens partners
- AG announces appointments to Tribunal
- McCullough Robertson recruits new partner
- Thomson-Playford-Cutlers-adds-to-property-group
- McCullough Robertson takes Mallesons lawyer
- New branch manager for Shine Lawyers
- MacGillivrays promotes two as associates
- Gadens strengthens Brisbane branch
- Middletons poaches Clayton Utz lawyer
- Barry & Nilsson grows insurance and health
- Moray & Agnew snaps up former Hockey advisor
- Middletons-quartet-step-up-to-partnership
- DibbsBarker takes MacDonnells duo
- Blakes loses competition specialist
- Baker & McKenzie recruits DLA lawyer
- Qld firm adds Gadens lawyer to team
- Hicksons recruits property specialist
- Gadens snaps up workplace relations team
- Former ASIC exec joins firm as partner
- DibbsBarker gains Herbert Geer property partner
- New partner for Norton Rose Beijing
- Four new female partners at Freehills
- Blake Dawson takes Middletons partner
- Herbert Geer adds trio
- Swaab recruits two family lawyers
- Corrs announces new additions to partnership
- Third woman joins Blakes' board
- Piper Alderman promotes 13
- New partners for Bakers
- Maddocks appoints PWC tax partner
- Curwoods recruits Sparkes lawyer
- Practice profile: Serving the clients on defence law
- Kovacs receives special promotion
- Norton Rose promotes duo
- Watson-Mangioni-promotes-director
- Arnold Bloch Leibler adds to partnership
- Young Minters lawyer reaches partnership
- Mattila Lawyers recruits Minters lawyer
- Allens reclaims Magic Circle partner
- Freshfields lawyer seeks greener pastures
- Perfect 10 for Minters
- Clayton Utz boosts partnership in Perth
- New director for Stacks Goudkamp
- HopgoodGanim promotes nine
- Cowell Clarke promotes pair to special counsel
- Blakes claims Clayton Utz partner
- New partner for Wrays Lawyers
- Norton Rose boosts Bahrain office
- Norton Rose grows Asia banking practice
- Ex-Coudert head joins Swaab
- Herbert Geer promotes partner
- New registrar for AAT
- New additions to Family Law Council
- Herbert Geer partner joins Tresscox team
- Blakes adds partner to Brisbane office
- Two associates for Carter Newell
- New director for Wrays
- Talbot Olivier adds workplace relations lawyer
- Clifford Chance litigator joins Mallesons
- Advent Lawyers gets PD head from London
- DLA lawyer joins Curwoods
- IR lawyer leaves Pipers for M+K
- Slaters recruits family law head
- Kemp Strang appoints executive counsels
- Minters partner joins DLA
- Mills Oakley snaps up Minters lawyer
- Talbot Olivier boosts hospitality practice
- 2010 Icon Awards: Blue ribbon for Cadbury in-house team
- Corrs takes new partner from Mallesons
- Atanaskovic Hartnell promotes partner
- Vic Govt Solicitor's Office gets new general counsel
- Tresscox lawyer joins Vic Govt Solicitor Office
- Animal law: for clients who offer little thanks
- Bakers recruits Corrs tax partner
- Minter Ellison Rudd Watts regains former partner
- Allens head new chair of Historic Houses Trust
- Swaab appoints new corporate partner
- Slater & Gordon acquires family law firm
- HWL Ebsworth partners join Middletons
- Jazz vocalist joins College of Law
- HHG Legal lawyers join Sparke Helmore
- Minters partner joins McCullough Robertson
- Madgwicks recruits taxation specialist
- DLA Piper strengthens Asia IP and banking groups
- FB Rice adds partner
- Piper Alderman appoints national head
- Harmers announces new managing partner
- Hall & Wilcox takes one from Shine Lawyers
- LexisNexis appoints new executives to Pacific team
- Senior associate returns to DLA Phillips Fox
- Legal academic re-elected to United Nations
- Ex-Allens lawyer joins Blakiston & Crabb
- Russell Kennedy makes six additions to its team
- Queensland firm picks up new senior associate
- Ex-Allens lawyer joins Advent
- Holding Redlich adds two to Brisbane office
- Clayton Utz strengthens Darwin office
- Norton Rose snaps up Blakes partner
- Duncan Cotterill appoints new chair
- Middletons poaches Hall & Wilcox team
- Three new judges for Victoria
- NSW solicitor appointed as magistrate
- Sole practitioner joins Kain C+C
- Perth firm snaps up Freehills associate
- Wrays appoints new CEO
- HDY appoints chairman
- Norton Rose recruits Hong Kong partner
- WA firm makes new additions
- Slater & Gordon makes 2010 promotions
- Minters-NZ-appoints-energy-lawyer
- Lander & Rogers adds three
- TressCox adds to partnership
- DLA Piper strengthens Thailand office
- Blakiston & Crabb expands team
- Freehills partner joins Mallesons
- Barry.Nilsson Lawyers makes three additions
- Lynch Meyer promotes partner
- New consultant for EPA Victoria
- Theologian joins Corrs board
- Norton Rose hire takes clients with her
- Jones Day poaches Allens partner
- CBP adds to insurance team
- Mac Uni appoints general counsel from Blakes
- Hall & Wilcox recruits super partner
- HopgoodGanim boosts energy & resources team
- Gadens adds four in Brisbane
- Norton Rose recruits Jones Day partner
- Tresscox poaches Maddocks property team
- Minters adds migration agents
- Special counsel joins Corrs
- Minter Ellison boosts its competition group
- New PLT lecturer joins College of Law
- G+T partner moves to Blake Dawson
- Bakers undergoes leadership change
- ABL partner joins Piper Alderman
- CBP adds Corrs partner to team
- Clutz appoints new co-head
- Armstrong Legal adds four
- DLA Piper adds patent lawyers
- Divorce lawyer leaves his own firm
- DFAT adviser joins Minters
- Melbourne Law School gets new dean
- Melbourne firm takes Slaters lawyer
- New addition for Admin Review Council
- Blakes adds partner to tax team
- Qld firm snaps up one from McCullough
- Offshore lawyer returns to Adelaide firm
- Minters takes partner from Corrs
- Lander & Rogers recruits Stockland counsel
- Davis Polk adds Linklaters lawyer
- DLA Piper boosts China office
- Mediator joins Native Title Tribunal
- Victorian Bar welcomes new silks
- Middletons adds Corrs partner
- Mallesons special counsel joins Lipman Karas
- HDY lawyer president of CAMLA
- Victorian Bar gets new chairman
- Lawyer to head Vic employers' group
- New leader for FB Rice & Co
- Madgwicks adds two partners
- Mallesons adds another partner
- Hicksons takes partner from Hunt & Hunt
- Pipers promotes one to partner
- Family Court gets new judge
- Freehills adds two new partners for 2011
- Maurice Blackburn lawyers receive specialist status
- New addition to Family Law Council
- Leibler to co-chair Indigenous panel
- Lavan Legal promotes four
- Middletons recruits new special counsel
- Blakiston & Crabb adds senior associate
- Gadens recruits nine new lawyers
- Minters partner joins Middletons' property practice
- Two NSW solicitors become magistrates
- Corrs recruits UK 'Hot 100' lawyer
- DLA Phillips Fox adds six partners to team
- Thomsons Lawyers recruits tax specialist
- Wallmans recruits three
- Fox Tucker builds team with DLA lawyer
- Minter Ellison NZ builds partnership
- Watson Mangioni adds director
- TressCox promotes four
- Brisbane firm makes promotions
- Barry.Nilsson makes four promotions
- Blakes poaches from Freshfields
- Argyle Lawyers poaches from BT Financial
- Cooper Grace Ward makes senior additions
- Two additions for IP firm
- Piper snaps up Middletons partner
- Barry.Nilsson adds four to team
- Three new partners sign up at Lander & Rogers
- Herbert Geer adds new partner
- Brisbane firm appoints associate
- HWL Ebsworth recruits Rigby Cooke partner
- Balance Legal lawyer joins Lavan
- Mallesons partner joins HWL Ebsworth
- Maurice Blackburn promotes seven principals
- JWS takes partner from Blakes
- Women dominate Vic Bar's vice chair positions
- Gadens snaps up Minters lawyer
- HWL Ebsworth takes team from Herbert Geer
- IAG general counsel joins Clyde & Co
- Gadens snaps up PwC partner
- ABL adds Mallesons tax lawyer
- Corrs takes partner from DLA
- Minter Ellison takes Mallesons partner
- Cornwall attracts Willmott Forests counsel
- Herbert Geer partner moves to Madgwicks
- DLA partner takes team to Moray & Agnew
- New judge for NSW District Court
- Brisbane firm adds consultant solicitor
- New P&D head for Allens
- PwC recruits Gadens lawyer
- Flower and Hart promotes solicitor to associate level
- Lavan Legal partner joins Corrs
- Herbert Geer takes lawyer from BRH
- Middletons snaps up JWS partner
- Clayton Utz takes from Mallesons
- Norton Rose APAC partner relocates to Perth
- G+T pockets partners from Mallesons and Freehills
- HWL Ebsworth snaps up Freehills partner
- Brisbane Family Law Centre adds accountant
- Norton Rose takes Corrs group head
- Talbot Olivier recruits solicitor from Shann
- DLA Piper associate signs up at Carter Newell
- Freehills partner to head TMA board
- Allion poaches property head from Blakes
- Bartier Perry recruits Gillis Delaney lawyer
- Gadens appoints insurance special counsel
- Mallesons and Corrs partners land Takeovers Panel roles
- DLA Phillips Fox loses another partner
- Kelly & Co recruits Finlaysons partner
- Partner leaves Mallesons for Middletons
- Partner swaps Freehills for Minters
- Advent appoints Deutsche Bank lawyer
- SAFETRAC appoints new head
- Clayton Utz appoints project finance director
- Clayton Utz HK recruits Macao lawyer
- AEI senior counsel joins Mallesons' energy team
- Commercial-gain-for-Herbert-Geer-amp-Rundle
- Appointments 28 May 2004
- Curwoods expands Sydney partner ranks
- New president for Administrative Review Council
- New global chairman for Bakers
- Bell Gully recruits COO from Linklaters
- Talbot Olivier rekindles family law practice
- Carter Newell promotes senior associates
- Brisbane firm promotes associate
- Macpherson+Kelley appoints principal
- Middletons recruits JWS partner
- Hynes appoints technology partner
- G+T partner jumps ship to Blakes
- Barry.Nilsson attracts lawyer from UK
- HopgoodGanim partner joins urban development group
- DLA Piper makes 53 partner promotions
- Norton Rose Group announces 15 new partners
- Shine adds new board member
- Gadens recruits Middletons solicitor
- Tell me what you want: In-house lawyers' relationship advice for private practice
- M+K takes one from Herbert Geer
- Clifford Chance promotes 12
- Stacking up: Salaries on the rise for in-house lawyers
- Finlaysons gets new CEO
- Advent scores Clifford Chance partner
- Maddocks picks up Govt specialist
- Sparkes builds construction team
- Armstrong ups lawyer count with five
- Allion enlists principal from Corrs
- Holman Webb snaps up DLA partner
- Mallesons takes NAB's diversity head
- Shine steals Maurice Blackburn super specialist
- Jones Day recruits Hogan Lovells' China head
- Mallesons partner earns bench spot
- Lawyer snares general counsel role at Hilton Hotels
- Clayton Utz recruits Blakes lawyer
- BHP lawyer makes move to Mallesons
- Maddocks takes two from top tier
- G-T-s-pro-bono-head-moves-to-community-sector
- DLA Piper poaches Clayton Utz partner
- Blakes lawyer joins Advent
- Hall & Wilcox snaps up AMP legal counsel
- Barry.Nilsson takes one from Norton Rose
- Freehills partner jumps ship to Corrs
- DLA Piper takes two from White & Case
- Finlaysons appoints new workplace partner
- Piper Alderman promotes seven
- Blakes partner joins tax advisory body
- Sharon Cook to stay as HDY head
- Blakes' Indonesian arm snaps up new team
- Lamb joins ACLA board
- Swaab takes Corrs property lawyer
- CBP promotes senior counsel to partner
- Clayton Utz takes team back from mid tier
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- Adelaide firm adds partner
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- Leaders appointed to ADR council
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- Corrs poaches Blakes partner
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- Corrs snaps up outgoing ambassador to China
- Freehills recruits three to power IT practice
- US firm raids Minter Ellison to open in Australia
- Sparke Helmore poaches Norton Rose partner
- DibbsBarker appoints new board members
- Crean to head Freehills board
- Blake Dawson poaches competition partner
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- Holding Redlich hires former Freehills partner
- Thomsons nabs Middletons banking team
- Pipers nabs ex-Property Council director
- HWL Ebsworth snaps up Clutz veteran
- MacGillivrays hires former telco GC
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- Corrs poaches competition guru
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- Morays steals another bright Sparke
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- CBP hires firm's first Melbourne partner
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- DibbsBarker hires dispute resolution counsel
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- Rostron Carlyle adds three to partnership
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- Minters adds partner to tech team
- Mid tier steals top property man
- A&O nabs Credit Suisse counsel
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- DibbsBarker hires former Coles Myer counsel
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- President Trump slammed by lawyers as inspiration to ‘brutal dictators’
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- Tackling perfectionism post-pandemic
- ‘Governance-led recovery’ needed following royal commission report
- Examining litigation trends for 2021
- Will legal work be subsumed into businesses?
- Corporate Counsel Awards 2021 launched
- How Australia ranks globally on gender diversity in governance
- Steps to success for company secretaries
- 3rd Corporate Counsel Summit launches
- City of Perth appoints GC
- Supply chain attacks significantly more likely
- The law firm GC’s role in 2021: Part two
- ‘Unconstitutional, indefensible’: Lawyers bash proposed changes to charity sector
- ‘Uniquely positioned to optimise value’: The opportunity for law departments in 2021
- Clifford Chance makes 5% bonus payments to all staff
- New GC named at BAI Communications
- AFL GC: ‘Violence against women is never okay’
- Compliance spending trends evolving
- Law and comms teams must be ‘mutually respecting allies’
- ‘Don’t get caught up in the weeds’: How simplifying and streamlining are the recipe to legal team success
- ‘Overwhelmed and overstretched’: New research shines light on internal audit roadblocks
- Why upskilling in cyber is non-negotiable for GCs
- Top 10 ways to manage external counsel costs
- Optus deputy GC appointed to Adelaide Crows board of directors
- Preventing disputes must be focus of GC’s role
- Budgets failing rising workloads
- How cyber touches employment, M&A and other areas of law
- Helping those under you determine their vocational paths
- Are specialised firms losing work from corporates?
- What’s keeping in-house teams up at night?
- Will merger activity see law departments converge work into fewer vendors?
- Lawcadia unveils solution for law departments facing overload
- CLOC names new president
- Emerging generation may be more likely to end up in-house
- Finalists for 2021 Corporate Counsel Awards announced
- Litigation preparedness may be hampered by fear of rising business costs
- APAC one of the ‘fastest-growing regions for e-discovery and compliance’
- ‘We were planning 4 different Australian Opens’
- How taking a platform approach will transform your in-house legal operations strategy
- What to know when becoming a GC
- Most company directors support employer-mandated COVID-19 vaccinations
- Australia undergoing ‘drastic’ supply chain changes
- What’s the top priority for law departments this year?
- How important is emissions reduction to corporate Australia?
- New GC named at Quest
- GCs must ‘authentically speak’ about D&I journeys
- How many in-house teams formally review law firm performance?
- How to successfully manage litigation risks
- What technologies are law departments using?
- Making a difference as an in-house lawyer
- What a 100-km race taught one GC about pushing boundaries
- How metrics are transforming in-house legal decision making
- Purpose eats strategy for breakfast
- Is the ‘freelance GC’ the way of the future?
- GCs must help drive ‘societal focus’
- Too many law departments are failing to preserve data
- Listed company appoints new GC
- How are businesses gauging and increasing diversity?
- Former amaysim team launches new advisory firm
- Winners for 2021 Corporate Counsel Awards unveiled
- ABC names new GC
- What a successful company secretary will look like in FY22
- The issue with having multiple point solutions
- ASX 200 companies need to do more to prevent sexual harassment
- GHD names new CLO
- GCs have a responsibility to push for better D&I policies
- ‘I have lived most of my life hiding who I really was’
- Showing the value of your in-house legal team with matter management
- Top 5 in-house podcast episodes in 2021 (so far)
- How does your law department compare to others?
- Rio Tinto names new CLO
- G+T GC named new chair of Randwick Racecourse Trust
- The GC’s role during litigious proceedings
- Jones Day partner to be new Westpac GC
- GC appointed to Lotterywest board of commissioners
- GCs must be ‘gatekeepers’ for ESG concerns
- How to be a resourceful GC: Part 1
- Preparing for new-look AGMs
- Listed tech company names former NAB GC as chair
- Governance Institute appoints new chair
- HSF partner appointed SafetyCulture GC
- Being ready for ‘when, not if’ a cyber attack happens
- How to raise the profile and value of your in-house legal team
- Great [tech] expectations: Can outside counsel deliver?
- GCs must embed D&I in governance and sustainability agendas
- Maddocks takes team from Holding Redlich
- Strategies for law departments to manage returns to work
- How to be a resourceful GC: Part 2
- ‘There will be no ASX 300 companies without a female director by 2026’
- LawVu raises NZ$17m
- The legal team’s role in achieving gender parity on boards
- ‘Back yourself’ to jump from in-house to boutique firm leadership
- Why is in-house life so popular?
- Admin headaches among top concerns for legal ops: Deloitte
- Telecommuting will allow legal teams to hire the ‘best and brightest’
- Why having a ‘personal board of directors’ helps you be a rainmaker
- How to become a successful data-informed in-house legal team
- LawFinance appoints GC as non-executive director
- No all-male ASX 200 boards an important milestone, but progress is still needed
- The importance of having confronting workplace conversations
- 'Trendspotting' key to long-term success
- ‘More needs to be done’ to ensure diversity and inclusion remains a priority
- What it's like working in-house in the education sector
- Lessons after moving from corporate to creative roles
- Sophisticated cyber attacks give rise to better corporate cybersecurity literacy
- How legal teams can help businesses ‘get the deal done’ quickly
- Opportunities abound to work in-house for a start-up
- How trusting are in-house lawyers?
- Lex Medicus names Qld state and legal manager
- Steps to move from corporate to creative roles
- IAB Australia appoints director of policy and regulatory affairs
- ‘Finding time to think’ increasingly challenging for in-house leaders
- The role of legal counsel in series A investment rounds
- Working with in-house teams to improve rates of equitable briefing
- GC joins Minters as partner
- Life as the sole GC for a venture capital firm
- Equitable briefing must be better ‘embedded’ in-house
- New GC named at Arch Insurance
- Macquarie appoints senior KWM partner new Group GC
- Venture capital from a GC’s point of view
- Life as legal counsel for RSPCA NSW
- More in-house lawyers expected to commit to pro bono work in FY22
- From cattle stations to courtrooms: Growing up in remote Australia
- In-house lawyers are exhausted
- The litigation and regulatory risks of ineffective climate change commitments
- Xakia enters Japanese market
- Lawcadia, LEx360 team up to combat in-house complexity and uncertainty
- Enabling disruption through ‘proactive and connected law’
- Imbibing knowledge of a high-functioning team
- How one So They Can Teacher Intern is leading the way in agricultural innovation and sustainable initiatives
- Ardonagh Global Partners appoints new GC
- Lessons from a varied career
- ‘Good lawyers really help so many awesome things show up across businesses’
- How the ‘Great Resignation’ will impact those in-house
- How in-house lawyers can help bridge cultural divides
- Placing trust in in-house teams
- Post-pandemic opportunities in venture capital
- Aussie counsel elected ACC global chair
- Leveraging better service from law firms
- The rewards and challenges of working as a VC lawyer
- Lawcadia, FYB team up to transform government team functions
- ‘Leave breadcrumbs for firms about what’s important to you’
- What are the biggest challenges for data collection?
- Deel launches Down Under
- Why law departments should have a more scalable service delivery
- Corporate officeholders perceived less ethically than last year
- ESG a ‘pressure point’ for GCs moving forward
- ‘Aggressive’ BigLaw salaries causing headaches in-house
- Laws governing corporates are ‘are uniquely and unnecessarily complex’: ALRC
- Is controlling legal spend the new top priority?
- ‘Business transformation is happening today’
- Why young guns are ditching private practice for in-house legal roles
- Tamboran Resources names new GC
- Rethinking the legal team’s approach to acquisitions
- How flexible lawyers could help plug the gap of skills shortages in the construction industry
- Top 10 in-house podcast episodes of 2021
- ‘We are lawyers, but we’re also very good business leaders’
- What do GCs see as their biggest challenge in 2022?
- The biggest risks for law departments in 2022
- Governance can be ‘a guiding light’ for in-house lawyers
- 20 most-read in-house stories of 2021
- The legal challenges in the media law space
- ‘Top-down support around good governance’ is paramount
- Demand for in-house roles may continue for some time
- Ensuring long-term success for a remote workforce
- Being a GC that steps up
- Why legal counsel must nominate for awards
- ‘Moving from an in-house role to the bar is incredibly attractive’
- JANA names new head of legal, risk and compliance
- Finder hires new chief legal officer
- ‘The in-house lawyer is becoming less siloed’
- Overcoming 2022’s biggest supply chain issues
- Corporate Counsel Summit 2022 takes off
- Corporate Counsel Awards 2022 launches
- Why law departments should hire barristers
- CLOs’ corporate responsibilities soar to new heights
- ‘Organisational survival’: The 4 themes set to shake up legal and compliance teams this year
- G+T hires former Westpac GC
- UniSuper legal head moves to Baker McKenzie
- Talent retention tops list of post-pandemic concerns for executives
- Are you in your current role ‘on purpose’?
- Most law departments not increasing investment in tech
- LawVu, Law Squared team up
- Why legal counsel should throw their hat in the awards ring
- The tech that legal teams want and need
- Leaders have to ‘create that reason for coming into work each day’
- Helping your clients afford your fees
- 30 Under 30 returns for 10th year
- Why ‘human-in-the-loop’ solutions may be fundamental for in-house teams
- Australian Unity Trustees adds national legal partnerships manager
- GCs are evolving into business strategists
- GCs increasingly involved in tech decision making
- How law firms can meet the changing needs of GCs
- Defence lawyers urged to nominate for awards
- How GCs can prepare companies for cyberattacks
- Award win sees surge in trust, says legal counsel
- In-house departments ‘ahead of some law firms’ in terms of innovation
- Top tips for dealing with data breaches
- FTI Consulting adds APAC senior legal counsel
- ACC Australia names new national president
- The importance of being ‘visible’ as a female GC
- ‘Make a hit list of your achievements’: Top tips from award-winning solicitor
- How award-winner is helping businesses untangle COVID-19 web
- ‘Being a sole contributor isn’t going to work anymore’
- Demand for legal services rising
- ‘Get your hands dirty’: How GCs can cement their role in start-ups
- Life in the legal department of an ASX-listed company
- Lawcadia launches first updates of 2022
- How this GC built legal function and prepared for IPO all at once
- How in-house lawyers are changing to ‘focus on being more pragmatic and practical’
- HWL Ebsworth partner takes up CLO role at TLC Healthcare
- ‘There’s a lot to look forward to’ for in-house lawyers
- Flexible working the next generational challenge in law
- Unpacking the ‘litany of risk and ethical issues’ from the Russian invasion of Ukraine
- Effective legal entity management now ‘a focal point’, says new report
- 43% of law departments expect to increase total legal spend
- Finalists for 2022 Corporate Counsel Awards revealed
- GCs falling short of board expectations
- What in-house and litigation skills are useful in running for Parliament?
- GHD appoints new APAC GC
- GC returns to Maddocks
- Why you must run mock cyber attacks
- How to improve relationships between in-house teams and law firms
- LawVu secures another NZ$19.5m from VC firms
- 3 legal and compliance mandates for Russia-Ukraine conflict
- ‘110% no’: Great Resignation not happening in-house
- Report reveals in-house legal challenges are impacting the wider business
- Why contract work is so enticing
- ATO focus on discretionary trusts could impact your clients
- How GCs can steer a business’ ESG framework
- Working with a ‘short runway’ to bring the FIFA Women’s World Cup to life
- The keys to success as a freelance GC
- 3 in 4 in-house teams lose an hour a day jumping between tech systems
- Connected Legal Playbook provides answers to in-house legal challenges
- ‘There is a high level of stress and anxiety’ for legal, risk and compliance professionals
- How to keep in-house teams responsive and proactive
- Getting time back in the day to help drive business outcomes
- Winners revealed for the 2022 Corporate Counsel Awards
- A ‘redefined approach’ to sanctions risks is needed right now
- Confidential counselling for lawyers by experienced psychologists
- Frasers Property appoints new GC
- Pandemic-inspired fraud soon to come to light
- Why ethical considerations are crucial to legal compliance
- How a break from law helped me find my ‘right direction’
- Why barristers and mediators should be on your legal services panel
- The need to get more value out of a lawyer’s hour
- Win in US Supreme Court prompts call for anti-SLAPP laws throughout Australia
- Stop ‘letting value get away’ from your company
- There is ‘something special’ about working in aviation
- Igniting innovation in your organisation
- Are external providers with in-house experience preferable?
- How to succeed as a business’ inaugural in-house lawyer: Part 1
- Why leading with your ESG strategy is good for business
- ‘Don’t just outsource because you’re busy’
- GHD names new company secretary
- Compliance reporting has dropped 30% since onset of COVID-19, says Gartner
- How to succeed as a business’ inaugural in-house lawyer: Part 2
- Massive cyber attacks will persist until Russian invasion ends
- Top 8 cyber security predictions for 2022-23
- Top in-house podcast episodes in 1st half of 2022
- ‘You’re seen as a cost until you show otherwise’
- Executive pay rising, will likely continue to do so
- Legal professional protection for in-house lawyers becoming a global trend
- Government legal teams seeing increased ‘pace’ post-pandemic
- Shifting the ‘private practice DNA’ to in-house lawyer
- Link company secretary resigns
- Former GC appointed co-chair for Tasmanian Child Safe Governance Review
- Failure to address cyber security could cause ‘foul of regulatory obligations’, warns ASIC
- Positivity critical to compliance success
- Legal teams need to go ‘beyond’ on ESG front
- G+T appoints partner to energy + infrastructure team
- Providing a ‘nuanced’ service and experience for stakeholders
- Nuix names new GC and company secretary
- Lawcadia, Gadens make updates to regulatory breach reporting tool
- Lander hires Lendlease head of industrial relations as partner
- ESOPs ‘definitely’ increasingly appealing for in-house lawyers
- LexisNexis unveils in-house advice platform
- Balancing risk management and efficient legal delivery
- Are recruiters seeing more ESOPs for aspiring in-house candidates?
- Want predictable costs? Engage a NewLaw team, says one GC
- Fees are increasing. Why, and how can in-house teams manage?
- Legal function least likely to see increased spend: Survey
- The legal team’s role in setting up ESOPs
- Sunshine Coast Council appoints 2 senior in-house lawyers
- Serving the Australian defence market
- The variety and challenge of working in-house
- GCs must offer ‘calm, considered’ guidance
- Data-driven insights pertinent for sustainable legal functions
- In-house lawyers must ‘seize opportunities when they come’
- Lawcadia launches in the UK
- 4 ways to stay on top of an extremely volatile regulatory landscape
- Life as a lawyer at Tesla
- In-house leaders navigate risk as workloads continue to rise
- Football Australia welcomes new GC
- Legal ops to continue its growth trajectory
- LawVu unveils new portal
- How much pro bono are in-house lawyers undertaking?
- Why in-house lawyers must prioritise freedom
- ‘You have to be comfortable watching fires burn’, says GC
- GCs ‘ineffective’ on director management, says poll
- LOD, SYKE expand to US
- The ‘unimaginable scenario’ facing legal teams
- Key corporate lessons from Optus breach
- How will a recession impact in-house recruitment?
- Australia struggles to stop foreign bribery, says report
- Budget constraints forcing departments to bring work in-house
- Gadens, Lawcadia introduce cyber-attack toolkit
- ‘We’re going to see more of these large attacks in the coming years’
- The evolution of in-house work in 2022
- Aussie elected ACC global board chair
- Law departments must have a ‘game plan’ for cyber attacks
- Tech skills most in-demand for legal counsel, says survey
- Navigating uncertainty as a junior legal counsel
- Legal fees ‘definitely’ increasing for VC, PE counsel
- Axiom acquires Plexus Engage
- 84% of CLOs help determine cyber strategy
- In-house teams must be held to account on equitable briefing
- Crown Resorts GC set to assume CLO role at The Star
- How to not be ‘pigeonholed’ as a junior counsel
- Corporate Counsel Summit 2023 launches
- Football Queensland names new GC
- How in-house counsel can get management buy-in
- Automation is bringing out the best in Australian legal teams
- Essendon appoints corporate counsel to CEO post
- Former GC assumes CEO, MD roles at listed defence company
- How to get value for money from your legal panel
- ASIC launches Federal Court proceedings against 11 The Star executives, including former GC
- Why in-house counsel must don many hats
- What law departments can expect to see in 2023
- What surprised in-house lawyers this year?
- Senior in-house counsel joins Finlaysons
- Strategies and tools to help optimise in-house legal teams
- Top 10 in-house podcast episodes in 2022
- Top 10 in-house stories in 2022
- Lake Resources names new head of legal
- Does ‘legalese’ make lawyers elitist?
- ASIC commissioner named as new head of Vanguard’s Office of the General Counsel
- ‘Uncertainty is the new certainty’ in disputes
- Bendigo and Adelaide Bank names new company secretary
- Biggest lessons for GCs from 2022
- How ESG became an ‘urgent’ topic in sports
- Using complicated legal jargon in-house is ‘on the line of stupidity’
- Piper Alderman partner joins listed metals company as GC
- Former GC joins Clayton Utz as partner
- What do in-house lawyers look for in an employer?
- Navigating a recession — especially as a younger GC
- 3 trends GCs must address in 2023
- 2 in 3 companies still failing to meet modern slavery reporting requirements
- Arup names new Australasian GC
- What in-house lawyers must be on top of right now
- What ChatGPT can’t replace for in-house lawyers
- What firms did law departments use in 2022?
- Australian Ethical names new GC
- Law departments need a ‘shift in mindset’ to address ESG
- What GCs, disclosure rules and cyber attacks have in common
- ‘ChatGPT is really the tip of the iceberg’ for sole GCs
- DACM names new GC
- Former Tabcorp deputy GC joins Senet
- Driving efficiency ‘doesn’t have to be complex or sophisticated’ for in-house counsel
- More greenwashing court cases to come, warns ASIC
- The role of in-house counsel in boosting cyber security
- Law departments shouldn’t act like a ‘mini law firm’
- ESG accountability high priority for shareholders, new report says
- Legal likely to be among the last to see redundancies in tech
- Burnout, breadth of work top list of in-house team challenges
- The Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2023 Agenda has been released!
- How firms can improve client perceptions
- Where law departments are being wasteful
- Investa names new chief legal and risk officer
- Dedicated, purpose-built platforms overwhelmingly help teams meet needs, research says
- In-house better placed to adapt to AI, say GCs
- Finalists revealed for 2023 Corporate Counsel Awards
- In-house counsel need to invite themselves to the table
- 5 trends for law departments to be across right now
- ‘The hourly charge is old and should be dead by now’
- Global antitrust space looks ‘uncertain’ in 2023
- Embed UN sustainable development goals in companies
- 9 cyber security trends for 2023
- How in-house counsel can champion privacy in cyber security
- ‘Competition is very good for in-house counsel’
- How to protect charitable bequests
- ASIC targeting 2nd super fund over alleged greenwashing
- In-house counsel key to framing violence against women as a workplace issue
- Moving in-house as a junior lawyer leads to a ‘wealth of benefits’
- Do lawyers make good leaders?
- How will India opening up affect in-house lawyers?
- Get on front foot with Respect@Work laws
- Aussie in-house teams more likely to be in-office than global counterparts
- The ups (and downs) of using AI in legal work
- In-house is the ‘perfect life for the right lawyer’
- Going above and beyond as an in-house lawyer
- 6 legal risks around ChatGPT
- Winners revealed at Corporate Counsel Awards 2023
- Briefing for legal panels is ‘not a one-stop shop anymore’
- AI has ‘changed the game’ for in-house legal
- Seeing innovation as a pillar of strategy
- Cost-cutting to remain high priority for legal departments
- Reputational risk, including on the Voice, essential in ESG considerations
- In-house lawyers without private practice experience ‘will not compare’, says recruiter
- Growing a legal team amid turbulent times
- ‘Not surprising’: GCs seeing big remuneration, bonus increases
- CBRE names new GC for Pacific
- In-house trends revealed for first half of 2023
- Clayton Utz executive chair named as new group GC at Commonwealth Bank
- Crown Resorts appoints new group GC
- Navigating EOFY and securing more budget
- 4 issues to prepare for with AI regulation
- Not over-involving yourself as legal counsel
- Compliance duties, litigation prevention increasingly seen as top priorities
- Businesses struggling with major skill gaps in tech, rising levels of protectionism
- ‘I have the greatest job in the world’
- ASIC launches Federal Court proceedings against Vanguard following alleged greenwashing
- Ensuring your law department is ‘crisis-ready’
- IBA urges organisations to strengthen cyber security practices
- Redefine your value proposition as an in-house lawyer
- Kingsgate Consolidated names new GC
- Rate pressure and securing ‘competitive’ quotes
- Majority of GCs have ‘unmanageable’ workloads, are under-resourced
- Understanding current in-house legal job market trends
- Future implications of in-house growth for firms
- Moving back to private practice after 11 years in-house
- Majority of in-house counsel adopting AI despite challenges
- Navigating a ‘greenfield’ role in-house
- Shift names new GC
- The GC’s role as businesses pursue profitability
- Legal departments should drive the ‘core values’ of their organisation
- In-house lawyers kept in the dark despite mounting risks, report says
- ‘Keep challenging yourself every day’
- Governance key challenge for businesses implementing AI
- The ‘shift’ in the number of in-house roles being offered to grads
- Adding headcount in-house won’t fix ‘unmanageable’ workloads
- ‘Constant firefighting’ a reality for many in-house teams
- Minters’ consulting arm acquires Wells Advisory
- Are in-house teams feeling valued?
- CLO joins Norton White as partner
- In-house lawyers need ‘an entirely different way of working’ to combat talent shortages
- ‘If you don’t fail, you’re not going to be able to grow’
- GCs’ roles ‘becoming bigger and bigger every day’
- Budgetary constraints holding legal departments back from ‘taking full advantage of technology’
- 1 in 3 in-house teams to use AI to reduce costs
- Qantas GC named to ACC global board of directors
- Tech can help in-house lawyers ‘make a big impact’ with minimal effort and spend
- AI can help legal departments with ‘digital transformation’
- Former Ingram Micro senior legal counsel joins FCW Lawyers
- Submissions open for Corporate Counsel Awards 2024
- Why in-house teams should think commercially about tech
- How lawyers can kick impostor syndrome to the kerb
- Corporate Counsel Summit 2024 launches
- Half of GCs not qualified to be directors
- Responding to a ‘paradigm shift’ in contracting
- Navigating ESG: How law departments can evolve to meet the challenges
- Westpac GC to join PwC Australia
- Reducing email volume between in-house teams and law firms
- Alarm bells raised over lack of sustainability in in-house careers
- PwC security questioned as its head of risk fooled by fake email
- Top 10 in-house stories for 2023
- IAG GC to depart role immediately for alleged behavioural matters
- 93% of GCs concerned about emerging data sources in 2024
- Top 10 in-house episodes in 2023
- Tips to declutter bloated email inboxes
- Strategies to make in-house careers more sustainable
- Senior lawyer named executive GM at Australian Unity
- Legal teams have ‘essential role’ in achieving ESG targets
- IAG appoints interim GC amid misconduct claims
- CLOC names Netflix legal ops chief as new president
- The promise and perils facing us in 2024
- The big challenges for in-house lawyers in 2024
- Climate reporting reforms legislation released
- ‘Better-enabled lawyers’ will drive in-house teams forward in age of tech
- Medibank hacker to be sanctioned under new cyber laws
- Black-letter skills still play an important role in-house
- How CommBank is supporting women in finance
- How tech is shaking up how private practice and corporate counsel work together
- Managing a high-performing in-house team
- The transforming landscape of in-house legal work
- 2 in 3 legal leaders concerned about a technical skills gap
- The importance of ‘open and honest relationships’ in-house
- Australian lawyer named as LOD’s new country manager for UAE
- Xakia launches spend management tool for in-house counsel
- What’s influencing external spend right now?
- ‘More fires to put out’: Challenges keeping this GC up at night
- Former UniSuper GC joins G+T as partner
- Information governance key for businesses amid privacy reforms
- The Star has ‘much at stake’, says regulator, amid looming second inquiry and plummeting shares
- What will the future of in-house counsel look like?
- How in-house counsel can help businesses sidestep litigation
- The benefits for law students who work in-house
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- Why contract management is key (and how to master it)
- Award-winning GC pinpoints areas vulnerable to litigation
- Ethical use of AI ‘just a slogan’
- How to collaborate to master contract management
- Elon Musk sues OpenAI for breach of foundational contract
- Justice Lasry reports compromised complaints process, says Law Institute
- Law schools must do more to prepare students for in-house realities
- Turning legislative changes into a competitive business advantage
- National AI Centre offers free AI education to SMEs
- ‘No surprises’ in consumer watchdog’s 2024 priorities
- How transparency can set you up for success
- Where lawyers under 40 want to work right now
- Finalists named for Corporate Counsel Awards 2024
- Do small in-house teams use Contract Management?
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- New university building named in Michael Kirby’s honour
- How in-house counsel can spot and tackle unfair contract terms
- Lessons from the rugby field for litigation team leaders
- Legal departments must be involved in cyber incidents from the get-go
- Using data to manage workplace psychosocial health
- How in-house counsel can shore up cyber security in a business
- Creating a collaborative, collegiate environment for litigation teams
- Clients ‘craving solutions’ in fast-growing area of ESG
- Google to destroy billions of records of data as part of lawsuit settlement
- Stalling productivity growth could do serious economic harm
- Lehrmann on ‘warpath’, Seven producer tells court
- Businesses that don’t take climate seriously ‘will find themselves increasingly exposed to claims’
- ‘Proactive risk and opportunity planning’ as in-house counsel
- QIC general counsel joins HSF
- Law departments ‘have the power to be proactive and drive change’
- In-house lawyers ‘more open’ to AI adoption, research finds
- Unpacking the notable and irreversible alterations to law departments
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- Network Ten’s lawyer criticised for Logies speech conduct
- ‘Your career is uniquely yours’
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- Why compliance culture ‘isn’t the best way’ to address non-compliance
- UniSuper’s sustainable option raises greenwashing concerns
- Globalisation driving evolution of business practices
- How to tackle the data governance information void
- Australia must follow EU’s lead on stronger due diligence measures, say advocates
- ‘It’s not enough to say law firms have to do better’
- Governance should not be a ‘tick-the-box’ exercise
- Winners of the Corporate Counsel Awards 2024 announced
- Women need legal services more than ever, national group says
- 2 senior in-house lawyers appointed to Magistrates Court of WA
- Leading expeditions to the polar regions makes me a better in-house lawyer
- PwC senior legal counsel joins Addisons
- Striking the right balance when disclosing cyber events
- How to tell firms what you need and like
- How emerging in-house lawyers can develop commercial know-how
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- Lawyer who represented feuding neighbour reprimanded
- Make digital ESG reporting mandatory, say PwC and Deloitte partners
- An insight into life for vacation ownership legal teams
- Msquared Capital appoints new GC
- Data protection skills ‘key’ for in-house roles
- Court extends Bonza administration to late July
- Wine Australia names new GC
- Lawyer at centre of ‘compromised’ robodebt legal team resigns
- Are legal departments’ hiring processes slowing?
- Corporate integrity on the rise, but gaps still exist
- Corporate counsel should be ‘proactive’ around AI use and risks
- Advice for lawyers wanting to change their work week
- Judge flags merging Optus data breach proceedings
- Axiom names new Australian MD
- More pay for 5 days in-office? Not in Australia’s in-house market
- ESG; the impact of ‘S’ in relation to data privacy and cybersecurity
- Ex-ABC GC to join BDO board
- Why good communication is the key to success
- How team engagement can drive business success
- Implementing GenAI when ‘every business is a digital business’
- Implementing GenAI when ‘every business is a digital business’
- ‘Rolls-Royce matter’: Costs to run Lehrmann defamation trial revealed
- Inside former PwC partner’s defamation allegations
- AECOM names new chief counsel for ANZ
- Why you need a passion outside of law
- How lawyers can enhance communication skills
- Women ‘drawn’ to in-house roles with higher salaries, more seniority
- Silk resigns as ICAC commissioner over ‘damage’ to scheme
- Regulatory and litigation concerns for legal departments
- ‘Understanding the need’ for legal tech before implementing it in-house
- How young lawyers can be more commercially minded
- ‘The lack of productivity’ stopping in-house counsel from doing impactful work
- Information governance ‘an important issue’ in-house
- Tech optimisation should be a ‘constant process’ for legal departments
- Child sexual abuse victim accuses law firm of negligence
- Workdynamic Australia – Employment Law and Workplace Investigation Specialists
- Expanding the regional presence of the business
- More lawyers opting for ‘legitimate career path’ in contracting
- ‘It’s non-negotiable to be well’ as a lawyer
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- Solicitor says stay of crypto class action was ‘miscarriage of justice’
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- The Bar
- New ACT Supreme Court judge revealed
- Pell sentence revealed by Victorian County Court
- Four new partners for Gilbert +Tobin
- Tax partner ditches own firm
- TressCox hires new litigation partner
- Partner quits to advise Rinehart
- Partner exits mid tier for boutique
- DLA Piper poaches Norton Rose partner
- Mills Oakley poaches Clarendon director
- Holding Redlich poaches from DLA and Allens
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- Mallesons veteran joins Addisons
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- JWS poaches veteran lawyers
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- WHD recruits another with life before law
- G + T banking on new M&A hire
- Clutz steals partner from PwC
- McAuley Hawach adds to portfolio with conveyancer
- Ashurst partner exits to string out advisory work
- Projects GC steps out for Freehills
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- Maddocks hires dollar duo
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- Ryan Lawyers poaches Bakers partner
- Holding Redlich builds property team
- Salmon jumps aboard for Holding Redlich
- Managing partner departs WHD
- Lavan Legal builds team
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- TressCox promotes six
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- Freehills partner takes top role in global arbitration body
- Ashurst builds Perth resources group
- Hire ups Hynes’ energy
- Freehills appoints 10 new partners
- Allens promotes six to partner
- Corrs promotes three
- Lucky 13 moving up at HDY
- Landers leader joins HWL
- Ashurst’s new ‘Top 10’
- Webb extends term at Sparkes
- Pipers calls up 23
- DibbsBarker gets the Goss
- HWL Geers up with property hire
- Kelly & Co builds property team
- Hunt & Hunt builds employment team
- Cowell Clarke appoints new partner
- Parisi is principal promotion at Gilchrist Connell
- Ex-Yahoo Counsel joins IAB Australia
- Taxman is Minters’ new Brisbane head
- Mid tier appoints pro bono partner
- USYD law dean to head Human Rights Commission
- Bakers gives three taste of partnership
- Geer announces Sharp return
- Firm rewards young guns
- M+K hires corporate principal
- Maurice Blackburn promotes 29
- KWM flies in new COO
- CBP promotes five
- Kelly & Co boosts B&F
- KWM promotes 29
- Three family lawyers promoted
- Middletons promotes 20
- Banking partner returns to Norton Rose
- Four promotions Cooked up
- Six appeal at Lavan
- Trilby tips hat to four
- Talbot Olivier’s commercial decision
- Thomsons makes record-breaking promotions
- Freehills finance partner joins Minters
- G+T promotes four
- JWS poaches duo for Brisbane office
- Lynch Meyer grows green group
- Kelly & Co promotes three to partner
- Thynne & Macartney makes Quirky hire
- Two rise up at Ashurst
- DLA expands employment group
- Aitken adds to partnership
- Thomsons poaches funds specialist
- New principal for Russell Kennedy
- Perth partner to lead Oz arm of Herbert Smith Freehills
- Trilby hires in Toowoomba
- KWM strengthens native title practice
- Allens poaches lawyer from Shell
- Minters Butchers SA/NT practice
- SA firm appoints first CEO
- HWL gets Grant
- Piper man goes west
- Minters builds up Asian practice
- Sparkes poaches corporate partners
- Maddocks strengthens corporate team
- HWL poaches top environment lawyer
- Kelly & Co adds to BAC
- Mills Oakley builds Sydney team
- TressCox hires property man
- Departing Clutz head says global firms don’t work
- College of Law expands leadership team
- Hynes Lawyers nabs aged-care expert
- DLA Piper takes tax man
- RK head reappointed to AHPRA
- McCullough Robertson recruits Newcastle locals
- DibbsBarker welcomes back former Senior Associate
- Cowell Clarke recruits seasoned specialists
- TressCox builds construction team
- Squires nabs North star from Minters
- Clutz recruits corporate director
- Maddocks poaches Ashurst duo
- Bright Sparke returns
- Allens partner to lead Asian joint ventures
- AIDC hires disputes manager
- Gadens partner jumps ship to Mills Oakley
- DLA Piper expands Canberra team
- CBP partner hired to board of SCLA
- DibbsBarker counsel appointed to industry and commerce role
- Mills Oakley hires money man
- Three is magic number for Mullins
- Two promoted at WHD
- KWM appoints China specialist
- Foley’s new chairman eyes Asia
- Report highlights inequality at Bar
- Lawyers have a laugh
- ALA slams proposed changes to Bail Act
- NSW AG hails impact of ADR in Children’s Court
- Optus decision fuels copyright debate
- Qld finds $1 million for three IR reps
- Judge appointed due to ‘heavy backlog’ in Qld
- Former in-house leader heads to Bar
- Slaters promotes 25
- Truman Hoyle poaches four
- Rigby Cooke hires insolvency specialists
- Talbot Olivier takes on three
- Curwoods saddled with new partner
- Culshaw Miller’s new hope
- QC backed to lead Crime Commission
- PRIME appointment for former chief justice
- Come dine to abolish death penalty
- Tributes flow for Family Court judge
- Firm Geers up with property hire
- ‘Provocation’ could unfairly prejudice jury
- Record number of female silks appointed
- Barrister to lead childbirth debate
- Turks promotes all-female line-up
- DibbsBarker resources industry group
- Westgarth to chair disputes tribunal
- New Bakers chairman focused on clients
- Flood of praise for Commonwealth Counsel
- Foley’s List head pushes for flexibility
- Barristers show silky footballing skills
- HSF consultant appointed to Bench
- KWM attracts Bakers M&A man
- Barrister honoured for human rights work
- SA barrister sets out agenda for LSSA presidency
- Allens appoints new partner in Beijing
- Talbot Olivier appoints new CEO
- Trilby Misso admin graduates to lawyer
- HFW ships one up to partner
- Cowell Clarke grows green group
- IP litigator joins Wrays
- Silks and judges to speak at Melbourne Conference
- DibbsBarker plans for future with hire
- Rigby Cooke appoints wills specialist
- Donaldson Walsh bolsters partnership
- New Vic chair urges barristers to embrace change
- NSW judges get capped
- Property principal joins Kligers
- New HWL hire has wealth of experience
- Chinese judges on rights track
- Barristers to benefit from new LIV app
- NSW Law Soc urges firms to get flexible
- Allens appoints engaging new chairman
- Proposed cuts prompt protest
- Bright Sparke joins insurance group
- Hynes promotes disputes lawyer
- Allion makes principal appointment
- New principal for Trilby Misso
- LIV welcomes new chief magistrate
- McCormicks hires two court players
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- Day comes for litigation expert
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- Lucky 13 for Barry.Nilsson
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- HopgoodGanim on cloud nine
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- Rayney defamation suit stalled again
- McInnes makes principal appointment
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- Judged to be a good life
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- Learned judges go back to school
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- Minters makes special hires
- International law expert to speak in Melbourne
- More women urged to apply for silk in Victoria
- Judge delays decision on LIV intervention
- KWM appoints new chairman
- New Gadens CEO in pursuit of happiness
- Global appointment good news for Oz
- Kirby to speak on lawyer wellbeing
- Judge postpones trial as legal aid crisis deepens
- John Kettle full of praise for independent model
- Minters appoints new competition head
- Photo gallery: Launch of French Australian Lawyers Society
- VLA ordered to court over funding cuts
- Minister joins Minters
- Blakes now hiring, but in Jakarta
- Sparke Helmore hires new environment counsel
- JWS claims Blakes and Freehills losses
- Blakes now hires in Shanghai
- Heavy workload inspires partner move
- Fire drill a fiery end for staff
- New top man at Thomson Playford Cutlers
- News in brief: Macpherson+Kelley; Tas' suspended police commissioner
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- Lawyer on capital punishment secondment
- JWS claims former Freehills partner, and team
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- Middletons takes HWL Ebsworth partner
- Slash and burn at major firms slows
- Cooper Grace Ward boosts property
- Freehills boosts partner numbers
- Lawyers rank high on Queen's list
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- DLA Phillips Fox hires former HDY partner
- Attorney appoints new Supreme Court judge
- New partners bring hope in downturn
- Blake Dawson partner moves to POF
- Office junior to principal at Griffith Hack
- Gilbert + Tobin appoints new parter in banking and finance
- Office junior makes partner at Griffith Hack
- Sydney firm boosts tax practice
- Lawyers Alliance sacks half its staff
- Promotions defy recruitment crunch, redundancies
- Corrs takes Macquarie Bank heavyweight
- Mills Oakley hires former Ebsworth lawyer
- Freehills boosts Singapore, it's Asian 'hub'
- Sparke appoints new managing partner
- Linklaters makes lateral partner hire
- Addisons claims former in-house lawyer
- Lawyer avoids 'bad press' in migration to Melbourne firm
- Hartnell's top man steps down from property board
- Former Minters partner takes top in-house role
- Global law firm news: Ashurst, Milbank, Eversheds, Herbert Smith
- Freehills partner moves to Jones Day
- Swaab bolsters property practice
- Major firm lawyer swaps take off
- Freehills' OH&S loss a mid-tier gain
- Firm hires as clients call for specialists
- Lawyers turned MP returns to the law
- Obama appoints lawyer pal as Aus ambassador
- Apple takes big bite out of Intel
- CGW takes Ernst & Young lawyer
- Swaab scoops wills and estates lawyer
- Major firm's top man steps down
- Brisbane firm makes new hires
- Hulls appoints new judges to top court
- Slater & Gordon loses Melbourne commercial head
- Mega firm wins some, loses many
- Managing partner bids take off
- Solicitors in firing line as SA makes budget cuts
- Landers takes Minter Ellison head
- Finance expert to take helm at DLA Phillips Fox
- Mills Oakley practice diverts to McDonald Phillips
- New partner appointments strengthen firms' alliance
- New head of sentencing appointed
- Monash professor to head property laws review
- Thomson Playford hires Mallesons specialist
- Deacons hires OH&S expert
- New head of Court of Appeal
- DLA Phillips Fox appoints new head of board
- Corrs hires Clayton Utz litigation expert
- Clayton Utz head to step down
- WA announces new senior counsel
- Landers hires from rival firms
- Corrs takes second Clayton Utz litigator
- Mid-tier firm expands into workplace relations areas
- Brisbane firm hires bring partner count to 25
- Corrs hires litigation expert
- Consultant makes chairman position
- Mallesons announces new chairman
- Brisbane firm hires ex Minters, Mallesons man
- Litigation, insolvency work boosts firms numbers
- New head of ALRC appointed
- Sparke hires WorkSafe Victoria expert
- Brisbane firm adds to construction practice
- WA's new lawyers named
- Marles steps aside for replacement
- LCA makes bid to tie up loose ends
- DLA Piper makes Aus lawyer partner in China
- Minter Ellison replaces the partner DLA Piper took
- Clayton Utz promotes in litigation
- Appointments rife as firms prepare for bumper year
- G+T announces five new partners
- NZ law firm promotes across the board
- WA appoints new head of prosecutions
- Four-partner team defects to competition
- Blakes partner to head legal super fund
- Brisbane firm hires from local competitor
- Clayton Utz makes new hires
- Minters gives clients a heads up on regulators
- G+T hires Bakers' banking expert
- New judge to sit on Supreme Court
- In-house experience a bonus in private practice
- Corrs takes rival M&A team
- Queensland firm takes Mallesons partner
- New CEO joins top IP law firm
- Firm kickstarts recruitment drive
- Chubb's in-house lawyer locks in private practice role
- Queensland firm boosts litigation team
- Brisbane firm's new recruit to sort merger upshots
- Clayton Utz suffers further partner losses
- Former Blakes partner moves to Thomson Playford
- Queensland firm in Newcastle on hiring spree
- Maddocks hires former Clayton Utz, Minters partner
- Norton Rose takes Gilbert + Tobin partner
- Mallesons promotes four new counsel
- Boutiques targeted as large law expands in Perth
- Law firm takes three from rival firms
- Piper Alderman hires pharmaceutical expert
- Clayton Utz hires former Allens head as it rebuilds diminished practices
- Middletons hires former Mallesons workplace relations expert
- Firm gears up for new OHS laws, regulation
- A-G announces new federal magistrate appointments
- Corrs hires from the Treasury
- Norton Rose in new Australian shake-up
- Middletons hires former Clayton Utz expert
- Tresscox lifts construction law team from rival firm
- Hall & Wilcox hires from Gadens
- A-G makes new appointments to Tribunal
- Middletons hires from Clayton Utz, again
- Bakers hires Brazilian as new global head
- Firm takes Blakes' competition expert
- Sparke Helmore hires Hockey's senior adviser
- Bakers gains competitor's environment expert
- Women rank high in partnership promotions
- ASIC man moves to private practice law firm
- Blakes hires energy expert from Middletons
- Sydney firm makes string of new hires
- Middletons makes 14 new appointments
- Firm takes from competition in lawyer hires
- Firm makes 17 promotions, despite economic woes
- Clayton Utz hires from Freshfields
- Mallesons appoints 31 year old partner
- Bakers takes G+T partner as new head
- Brisbane firm makes round of promotions
- Blakes hires banking expert from Clayton Utz
- Top Commonwealth lawyer moves up the ranks
- First female MP a coup: law firm
- Piper Alderman hires new managing partner
- Blakes head takes job outside the law
- Freehills lawyer takes top spot on Takeovers Panel
- Atanaskovic Hartnell makes Skadden lawyer partner
- Corrs hires Mallesons lawyer as partner
- WA firm appoints four new partners, one from Corrs
- Holding Redlich hires from Freehills, MacDonnells Law
- Middletons makes string of hires from rival firms
- HDY appoints new head
- Tresscox boosts litigation team in Brisbane
- Mallesons hires from Freehills
- Public policy man joins Corrs' board
- Firm makes new hires in partnership reshuffle
- Middletons hires from rival firm in property coup
- Local firm hires from CMS Cameron McKenna
- Hall & Wilcox hires Freehills superannuation expert
- Blakes recruits former G+T partner
- Jones Day hires Allens resources partner
- Minters takes Pratley from Corrs
- A-G adds new member to Native Title Tribunal
- Freehills promotes two to partnership
- Tax partners swap firms in Melbourne
- Brisbane firm hires from rivals
- Firm hires new partners as work picks up
- Leading UK lawyer swaps magic circle for Perth
- Pipers takes Middletons expert
- Firm on hiring spree after massive profits secured
- Herbert Geer takes three from Holding Redlich
- HWL Ebsworth takes partner from Melbourne firm
- Gadens poaches PwC partner
- ABL hires tax specialist from Mallesons
- Piper Alderman takes managing partner from rival firm
- Minters takes Mallesons' finance expert
- WA firm hires Blake Dawson property expert
- HWL Ebsworth takes Freehills' commercial head
- Norton Rose hires Corrs partner and China expert
- Property partners leave Blakes for Maddocks
- Takeover Panel appoints new lawyers, bankers
- Minters boosts ECM group with Freehills expert
- Advent hires TMT specialist from Deutsche Bank
- Mallesons appoints new CEO
- Clayton Utz creates new director role
- Middletons to take energy partner from rival firm
- Gadens hires corporate expert from Middletons
- Blake Dawson hires corporate partner from Gilbert & Tobin
- Maddocks hires from government ranks
- Slaters takes star out of Shine Lawyers
- Milliner, Denton, Clark to join ILSAC
- Melbourne Norton Rose loses head of M&A
- Armstrong Legal hires five from rival firms
- Allion Legal picks corporate expert from Corrs
- Sparke Helmore takes six from Middletons
- Maddocks hires dispute resolute expert from Freehills
- Clayton Utz takes Blakes banking expert
- DLA Piper hire a sign of new focus
- Blakes Asia expert moves to Advent Lawyers
- Allens makes 12 new partners
- Corrs hires workplace relations partner from Freehills
- Blakes lawyer joins rival boutique firm in Perth
- Norton Rose hires new partner, sends her offshore
- Sparke Helmore exec climbs international ladder
- DPP moves to university post
- Firm's core practice a lure for property lawyer
- Allens hires Freehills expert to workplace relations team
- Gadens hires former G+T lawyer
- Minters takes star IP recruit from Clayton Utz
- DibbsBarker appoints new chairman, board
- Sparke poaches Norton Rose partner elect
- Minters hires finance partner from rival firm
- Don Boyd steps down as Norton Rose head
- Norton Rose makes hat trick of hires from Clayton Utz
- Firm hires former Minters, Clifford Chance expert
- Minters recruits IP and international trade expert
- Kemp Strang hires COO from rival firm
- Oil and gas expert joins Clayton Utz
- Norton Rose hires partners from G+T, Corrs
- DLA Piper hires Allens corporate partner in Sydney
- Allens makes global lawyer reshuffle to boost Asia
- Gadens appoints Urban Taskforce CEO as director
- Gadens hires whole Norton Rose practice
- Blakes launches new Asia practice with Freehills head
- HWL Ebsworth hires property team from Tresscox
- Lander & Rogers hires OH&S expert from rival firm
- DLA Piper recruits two corporate partners
- DLA Piper hires Norton Rose restructuring expert
- Kelly & Co appoints M&A expert to lead firm
- DLA Piper hires government expert
- Law firm hires eight-partner aviation team
- HWL Ebsworth hires Mallesons M&A expert
- Bakers' hire from Maddocks makes three
- Corrs hires construction partner from Bakers
- DLA Piper appoints Blakes' real estate expert
- ABL hires trio of new partners from rivals
- New workplace law firm hires from Gadens
- Former general counsel joins Kemp Strang
- Tresscox builds property practice from Mallesons, Rigby Cooke
- HWL Ebsworth hires energy expert
- Allen & Overy launches new Australian practice
- Gadens hires DLA Piper partner
- G+T makes new year partner hires
- Minters lawyer returns from Qantas, gets promotion
- Corrs Chambers Westgarth hires from top-tier rival
- DLA Piper moves employment hub to Sydney
- Commercial property team picks up, moves
- Freehills makes moves to lead in competition law
- Firm hires Norton Rose financial services partner
- Blakes takes two G+T partners
- JWS hires six in major capability boost
- Minters hires three from rival firms
- Gadens hires construction team from HerbertGeer
- PwC hires Blakes lawyer for Perth launch
- Former A-G joins Sparke Helmore
- Russell Kennedy hires Tresscox IP partner
- DLA Piper hires Norton Rose employment expert
- Holding Redlich boosts Brisbane with Allens, DLA Piper lawyers
- Minters moves finance man from London to China
- WA gives pay rise to new solicitor general
- DLA Piper hires Melbourne patent specialist
- Lawyer leaves large law, returns to old firm
- Small firm hires from Sparke Helmore
- Piper Alderman hires Norton Rose property partner
- Corrs signs Denton up again
- Mallesons hires five in Canberra
- Lander and Rogers hires four from rivals
- Aboriginal legal services has new leader
- Piper Alderman hires banking counsel from Maddocks
- Culshaw Miller hires new litigation head
- Sparke boosts new practice with top-tier hire
- Not-for-profit firm to head new charitable body
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- Holding Redlich hires former Allens man
- Mallesons hires IP expert from Gilbert + Tobin
- DLA Piper reshuffles top ranks in Asia
- Lawyers leave top tier, slap it in face
- Ashurst hires tax partner from Ernst & Young
- Sydney's CBP hires insurance man from Kennedys
- HWL Ebsworth hires Middletons workplace relations partner
- DibbsBarker hires Macdonnells litigation partner
- Mallesons makes second Ashurst hire in a month
- DLA Piper undertakes promotion spree
- Holding Redlich hires construction expert from Clayton Utz
- JWS hires partners from Ashurst, HWL Ebsworth
- Gilbert + Tobin hires partner from Deutsche Bank
- Corrs hires head of Ashurst head hunters
- Ashurst hires Corrs financial services experts to partnership
- Aboriginal Legal Services faces internal overhaul
- Truman Hoyle hires new managing partner
- Maddocks hires from Allens and DLA Piper
- Holding Redlich hires two new partners
- Dewey's demise continues as rival firms circle
- Piper Alderman hires from Mallesons
- Ashurst rehires lawyer who left to work inhouse
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- HWL Ebsworth hires regulation expert from rival
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- HWL Ebsworth wins former Herbert Geer chairman
- Adelaide firm hires Johnson Winter and Slattery expert
- WA appoints new Attorney General
- Colin Biggers & Paisley recruits from TressCox
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- Minters hires Freehills partner in Perth
- Middletons takes Gadens banking expert
- Clayton Utz hires former Freehills senior associate as partner
- Maddocks takes four partners from the top tier
- Atanaskovic Hartnell appoints two new partners
- JWS hires Carter Newell Brisbane partners
- Large Qld firm makes string of appointments
- Allens hires in-house lawyer as Perth partner
- Adelaide firm hires banking partner from rival
- M+K hires Truman Hoyle consultant
- Hynes Lawyers hires aged care specialist
- DLA Piper shuffles lawyers to cater to Perth
- Hall and Wilcox recruits Gadens property lawyer
- Gadens hires Corrs work health expert as partner
- Sparke hires from Mallesons, Norton Rose
- Kelly & Co hires former Telstra exec
- HWL Ebsworth hires former DLA Piper partner
- Corrs hires Clayton Utz private equity expert
- DibbsBarker rehires lawyer who left
- Maddocks hires Ashurst duo in Sydney
- Sparke hires back lawyer who left for in-house job
- Clayton Utz adds RBS legal talent
- Allens to send Perth energy partner to spearhead Asia
- Truman Hoyle hires from HWL Ebsworth, Middletons
- Clifford Chance Perth doubles in size
- Rigby Cooke hires from Gadens and Holding Redlich
- Brisbane firm adds family man to partnership
- Disputes expert returns to Ashurst
- Sweet 16 Shine
- Norton Rose grows environment group
- Bakers appoints new national chairman
- Gadens welcomes back insolvency partner
- Ashurst nabs Santos legal manager
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- Gadens banks on former Freehills partner
- Sparkes promotes four to partner
- Gadens banks on former Freehills partner (1)
- Success for succession lawyer
- G + T poaches from KWM
- Minters nabs partner from KWM
- Taking care of business
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- Woolies chairman to lead AICD
- DLA links up with finance expert
- Holding Redlich grows green group
- Norton Rose nabs DLA planning partner
- G+T poaches from KWM
- Barry.Nilsson. makes healthy hire
- Listed law firm hires principal
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- KWM poaches DLA partner
- New head for HRLC
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- Seasoned partner steps up as Allens’ chair
- Mid tier builds partnership
- Maddocks makes commercial hire
- Ashurst partner’s taxing new role
- Griffith Hack appoints new chairman
- Ex-Billabong GC dives into new role
- LCA appoints acting secretary-general
- CBP takes five new partners
- Deputy takes lead at Lavan
- New dean engaged at Sydney Law School
- Lynch Meyer makes commercial promotion
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- Minters nabs partner from competition
- Hicksons partners with professor
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- Competition head caught in Webb
- Landers acquires property partner
- Day comes for Allens partner
- Promotions announced at Gadens
- Corrs banks on M&A expert
- DLA partner departs for boutique
- Corrs energises Brisbane partnership
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- New investigations into complaints about judges
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- Sotomayor's questioning now under scrutiny
- DPP, lawyers, in court over legal advice
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- Barrister's son in Darwin punch-up
- Judges, lawyers to do jury duty
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- Spigelman makes tracks overseas
- Girl takes KFC to court for $10 million
- Michael Jackson's mother handed custody of children
- Judge in hot water over immigration complaints
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- Mason to lecture lawyers on human rights
- Lawyers to click their defences online
- Vic barrister makes it to the big time
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- Court decision calls for new legal expertise
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- Judicial training takes a turn
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- Court faces messy end to trial
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- High Court of Australia, now open Sundays
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- Court allows Lehman legal action in Aus
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- Chief Justice calls for overhaul of case management
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- Landmark decision takes IP to High Court
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- Melbourne barristers face litigation threats
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- Complaints about judges skyrocket
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- Judges to lose wigs
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- Justice staff walk out of courts
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- More women approach the Bar
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- ASIC to appeal in One.Tel case
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- Judge stirs judicial system to change
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- Kirby to debate Scalia
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- Judicial complaints face new scrutiny
- Lawyers called to task in royal legal saga
- New Chief Judge appointed in Western Australia
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- Court approves Westpoint class action settlement
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- Litigation last resort for Storm investors
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- Future proofing the case
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- Victorian barrister joins Foley's list
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- Judicial appointments under new tight rein
- ASIC to defend itself against KMPG action in High Court
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- New federal court to open in 2011
- Legal storm ahead for Japanese whalers
- Maurice Blackburn, Julian Burnside, charged with waste dump action
- Lawyers, judges, rank high on honours list
- Lawyers face new rules in disputes
- New military court set to be established
- Lawyers forced to deter litigation in court
- Two new chambers to open in Victoria
- NT landowners appoint firm to nuclear waste legal action
- Maurice Blackburn acts in medical negligence case
- National firm prepares for major class action
- Lawyers jostle for barrister roll
- Victorian lawyers warn of endless litigation
- James Hardie to appeal tax ruling
- Good sports: lawyers, athletes, a winning team
- Managing partner faces court
- Judiciary pilots new lawyer mentor scheme
- ASIC to appeal AAT dismissal of its Opus decision
- NSW class action stumbles but not dead
- Lawyers defend judicial complaints methods
- Bar lifts veil on inner workings
- New silks appointed in Victoria
- A-G makes new judicial appointments
- Fewer women lawyers briefed as govt ups legal spend
- Bank whistleblower faces court today
- Maurice Blackburn wins $95m Amcor, Visy class action
- Seven and Ten lock horns in court
- Lawyers tried to throw out Opes Prime case
- NSW Chief Justice Spigelman retires
- Victorian Bar calls students to profession
- Maurice Blackburn to lose chairman to Federal Court
- Koori courts to stay
- Victorian Bar launches new in-house charity
- New WA laws overhaul jury system
- Chief Justice drops Silk appointments
- Court approves $29m Fincorp class action
- Mallesons partner appointed to NSW Supreme Court
- Slater & Gordon sees six-figure win in High Court
- Lawyers question SA court fee hike
- ABC Learning head to stand trial
- Pressure off the courts in legal system overhaul
- Lawyers welcome High Court sinking of Malaysia solution
- Judge slams lawyers' 'scatter-gun' work
- High Court closes book on Telstra
- Lawyers slam govt on mandatory sentencing
- High Court grants Fortescue appeal
- Lawyers tackle court techniques
- Court finds law firm leader guilty of deception
- Lawyers call for halt on anti people smuggling laws
- Laws ban business of pleasure in WA
- Judges forced to face mental health issues
- High Court asylum legal team wins professional accolade
- LIV defends Victoria's 'slow' courts
- Criminal barristers get better training
- ICC jurists in Sydney during Congo judgement
- New judges hired to speed up courts
- Newcastle's $94m court revealed
- SA names new chief justice
- Chinese judge appointment unlikely to bring change
- ‘Appy days for Foley’s List
- New silks on the block
- Vic Bar head aims to boost female silk numbers
- Society welcomes simplified bail laws
- Barrister to head Vic anti-corruption body
- West is best for female barristers
- Judge and QC to chair abuse inquiry
- Barrister to lead WA Law Soc
- Bringing a taste of Italy to Brisbane
- Bar takes action to boost indigenous numbers
- Women take lead at lecture series
- LawAsia to move south
- JWS hires Piper Alderman partner
- Piper Alderman hires Norton Rose property partner (1)
- Bright Sparke promoted to partner
- Talbot Olivier adds to workplace relations
- Courts to weigh in on class actions: Mallesons (1)
- Stars of the Bar named
- Thomsons Reins in gaming heavyweight
- Squires lands Silicon Valley expert
- Senior tax lawyer joins Minters
- Maddocks builds projects expertise
- Landers nabs insurance expert
- Argyle expands PNG expertise
- High-profile barrister to lead swimming investigation
- Tas announces judicial appointments
- QC’s crusade to make Catholic Church accountable
- Minters names new leaders
- KWM poaches Allens E+R talent
- Amateur ‘experts’ rule in child sex cases
- A big man in and out of the Bar
- K&L Gates takes Brisbane partner
- Bartier Perry takes boutique practice
- Mid-tier firm appoints pro bono head
- Former fair work head joins large law
- KWM brings tax man back into the fold
- Silk says privacy necessary in Royal Commission
- Curwoods recovers with new partner
- DLA partner sails to CBP
- Barrister to lead Assange political campaign
- Top barrister to head ailing company
- Two legal aid lawyers named Federal Magistrates
- Legal aid for victims of child sex abuse
- Norton Rose powers up construction group
- Holding Redlich Braces itself with new hire
- Foxy partner heads for Hills
- Barrister criticises Thatcher’s reign
- Barrister pays for ‘self-interest’
- L’Estrange decision to join Jones Day
- Full house as HWL Geers up
- Global body elects first Oz president
- Leaving on the cheap
- Change in name only
- Staff get pay rise but legal aid crisis continues
- Game appointment for Sydney QC
- Tax lawyer feathers cap with committee appointment
- McInnes Wilson builds construction group
- Reserve banks on G+T partner
- Bakers’ MP to guide arts policy
- A tale of two lawyers in BHP shake-up
- Freedom meets responsibility at Bar
- Events bring women of the Bar together
- Jurors need social media education
- HSF makes first post-merger promotions
- CBP makes Frank addition to property group
- Squires strengthens finances with hire
- High-flying five at Norton Rose
- Squires hires female lawyer in Saudi
- Ex-LCA head appointed to global body
- Burnside says optimism in Assange case is premature
- Inspiring barrister to speak at leadership conference
- ALHR to host Hicks lawyer
- Gadens grows with merger completion
- HWL expands franchising with hire
- Four more join DLA partnership in Oz
- Squires builds Sydney team
- Bakers adds life to Sydney office
- Ex-LCA head appointed to global body
- Firm demands leading to increased workload
- ‘Does anyone seriously think this is about a broken condom?’
- Justice walk anchors Law Week events
- Canadian to head international legal body
- Pipers calls corporate team to Brisbane office
- G+T partner scores AFC position again
- Media interviews threaten fair trial
- QC gives insider look at Mabo case
- Soft-spoken DPP courted controversy and loved the law
- Barristers experience life behind bars
- Federal Budget funding no cure for legal aid crisis
- Litigation expert joins HopgoodGanim
- Workplace expert moves south
- Pipers nabs a clean dozen
- Market leader ditches national firm
- Fathers will help end discrimination at the Bar
- Partners adds partner
- Premium could prompt self-funded class actions
- Barristers’ lists go online
- Photo gallery: Bench and Bar headline ALA conference
- KWM appoints first female MP
- Property expert moves to boutique
- IT guys join HWL
- CLCs silenced by state funding principles
- A&O nabs litigation leader
- CBA chair joins Ashurst board
- Rose emerges from leadership vote smelling sweet
- Newly-named firm makes principal appointment
- What you don’t know about KWM’s new MP
- Corrs’ coup as it nabs Allens partner
- IP firm makes partner promotions
- LIV leaders locked up
- Duo make firm move to government
- Cowell Clarke promotes trio
- ALA says Church must reveal true figures
- Slaters makes management appointments
- Switching positions at Fox Tucker
- ABA threatens to sue tech-savvy barrister
- WA ready to cash in on conflict work
- G+T nabs top-tier partner
- Specialist firm adds partner
- KWM appoints new corporate head
- Fantastic four appointed to Federal Court
- ABA officers could pay price for pursuing barrister
- Prominent barrister to lead arbitration body
- Partner makes move to build practice
- Commission to review access to justice
- Magnificent seven made partners at Allens
- Three is magic number for Mills Oakley
- Hire shows growing importance of eCourts
- Glut of promotions at Holding Redlich
- Vic Bar welcomes inquiry into justice costs
- Barristers don’t have time for SMSFs
- Former chief justice to speak in Hong Kong
- Fantastic four soar up ranks at KWM
- Clerking off
- Minters appoints new chairman
- Ashurst gives five chance to shine as partners
- Special counsel breaks free of private practice
- Bartier Perry makes executive decision
- Corrs makes five partner promotions
- Another Minters partner Squired
- Gadens takes two into partnership
- Trio takes up Mint positions in Aus
- US legal expert to speak in Melbourne
- QLS refutes rort reports
- Breaker Morant gets his day in court
- Bakers swoops on KWM duo
- Former DLA head takes chief position at WA firm
- New MD tips the Balance
- Have you Heard the news?
- Chief justice to address law students
- Best of the Bar to battle it out
- Childcare challenges exacerbate female attrition
- Sparkes ignited by shifting Sands
- Firm makes Mark with partner appointment
- Sydney sees majority of HWL promotions
- Lucky 13 at DibbsBarker
- The not as lucky country
- Bullying takes toll on barristers’ mental health
- CBP acquires hot property team
- Successful Hunt’s four new partners
- Allion appoints new Perth principal
- Women dominate HopgoodGanim promotions
- Exclusive: Ex-Rockwell partners find support at new firm
- Super partner exits with team
- Lawyers may lose out on parental pay
- Whitehaven hoaxer charged
- Tax time at Cooper Grace Ward
- Major round of promotions at Maurice Blackburn
- Trio joins Gadens partnership
- Kemp Strang makes corporate addition
- Former litigator takes leading role at LPO
- Junior Counsel winner building a promising career
- SA gets new District Court chief
- CLCs welcome $33.5m funding boost
- Silk road to a better profession
- Litigator walks out of Gates
- Patent firm adds partners
- Wrays makes principal appointments
- K&L shores up resources with in-house hire
- Barrister launches lawyer selection site
- Top Sydney silks to battle it out in Rayney appeal
- SA firm makes promotions
- Clutz partner appointed Autism Qld chair
- New head appointed at Trilby Misso
- Landers nabs commercial partner
- HWL plucks partner from Norton Rose
- Scourge of the media takes on court system
- Capital legal leaders appointed silk
- Law bodies demand boost in legal aid funding
- Fund looks to future with legal shake-up
- Clutz adds to financials
- UQ appoints first female law dean
- Hicksons insures future with partner promotions
- Hall right for super practice
- Property partner departs KWM
- Silk to test PNG asylum plan
- Corrs makes special hire in Perth
- UNSW appoints new GC
- Addisons adds Fielding to team
- QC to fight nuclear dump plan
- Exclusive: Proxies will count at incorporation ballot
- Lawyers say Gov must tackle legal aid ‘paralysis’
- CBP nabs WHS expert
- Dibbs on global pair
- Melbourne mid tier makes promotions
- HSF partner appointed Vic HR Commissioner
- Super role for Law Soc president-elect
- Tax talk splits NSW Bar
- DLA duo make move to mid tier
- HDY recruits Ashurst duo
- National firm poaches global partner
- Lambeth latest loss for Ashurst
- KWM finance heavyweight joins Corrs
- Corrs catches Clutz construction champs
- LIV and Vic Bar to tackle wellbeing
- Exclusive: Incorporation debate prompts legal action
- Clyde & Co builds new practice with lateral hires
- Squires nabs Dibbs finance expert
- Freehills Patent Attorneys adds partner
- Mid tier ‘the place to be’ for former Clutz partner
- Lawyers urged to follow in Ron Merkel’s footsteps
- Barristers reject incorporation motion
- Measuring time’s up for new HR commissioner
- Arbitrator Rana settles at new chambers
- Corporate leaders defect to DLA
- Single-office firm nabs global partner
- Victorian Bar leads the way
- Rayney appeal dismissal could sway states in reform debate
- CBP poaches Herbert Geer partner
- Government expert joins Moray & Agnew
- Trilby Misso makes several senior promotions
- DLA appoints construction disputes head
- Bell: It was my decision to leave HSF
- Newest Federal Court judge sworn in
- Victorian barristers pitch up for pro bono scheme
- HSF poaches partners from rival globals
- ADMA adds to staff ahead of privacy law change
- Clifford Chance scores scrummy appointment
- Newest Federal Court judge sworn in
- NSW announces 24 silk appointments
- Kelly & Co appoints former PwC partner as tax head
- Notre Dame appoints two associate law deans
- From rag trade to IP Firm
- Silks weigh in on Leighton corruption scandal
- Silk Painter counsels that more women are needed at the Bar
- SC to mentor uni students
- HWL nabs global partner
- Gates open for fab five
- Denton lands major economic roles
- Silk Painter counsels that more women are needed at the Bar
- Ashurst appoints new global chair
- Vic Bar shows appetite for pro bono
- ADR pioneer passes away
- Addisons poaches Norton Rose partner
- SA firm poaches partner
- Ashurst Australia chair takes global role
- Uncertainty over Rayney’s return to law
- Senior Barrister winner has Awards buzzing
- Barrister lauded in UK and Australia
- Former MP joins Minters
- Lawyer for workers gets on board with right-wing pollies
- Clutz appoints trio of new partners
- Japan a Grey area for Corrs
- Inspirational indigenous lawyers honoured
- New SA Law Soc president vows to tackle critical issues
- Vic to establish independent courts admin body
- Incoming NSW Law Soc president ready for challenges
- KWM nabs tax partner
- Heavyweight duo ditch DLA
- QLS elects new Council
- Fuller takes lead role in KWM’s new structure
- Pipers Hunts down new partner
- The Bar sells itself to Asia
- Three Aus partners on Ashurst board
- Minters loses insolvency expert to single-office firm
- Investment firm appoints new legal head
- HSF corporate head sails into new role
- Vic takes leap to help women clear Bar hurdles
- Corrs loses dispute litigation head
- Litigation expert joins ClarkeKann
- Workplace firm adds partner
- New Vic Bar leaders elected
- Tax expert joins Gadens
- Insurance firm secures new talent
- Landers increases competition
- Marc gets set to move firms
- Law Soc head not afraid to pick fights
- Local heads of global body named
- Minor boost to female silk numbers in Vic
- Young CEO to lead practice management body
- Dispute experts join Carroll & O’Dea
- QC in Vic bushfire inquiry appointed judge
- Cooper Grace Ward takes six lawyers
- KWM promotes three to partner
- Herbert Geer team defection sees CBP add 15
- G+T partner to head sporting body
- HSF boosts IP partnership
- A&O poaches HSF heavyweight
- Judge becomes patron of legal centre
- Uncertainty as HC reserves decision on gay marriage
- Cootes promotes two to partner
- Ambassador swaps Oz for law firm
- Media man takes in-house gig
- HSF appoints new disputes head in Asia
- Ashurst names new co-head of global practice
- Lavan adds two B&F partners
- And another one gone…
- HSF promotes three to partner
- G+T mines global firm for talent
- HSF picks London captains
- Wallmans launches financial practice with partner hire
- Lavan Legal appoints litigation partner
- AIDC names new chief
- UK barristers stage mass walkout
- Geoffrey Robertson QC defends right to student protest
- Rockwell Olivier loses M&A specialist
- Bright Sparke joins Squires
- Workplace partner takes seat on Sparkes Board
- Holding Redlich takes Thomsons partner
- SA names new Crown Solicitor
- Littlemore advises suspended Sharks coach
- Bench and Bar on honours roll
- Corrs nabs railway man
- DR specialist to lead Fitness First legal team
- Melbourne firm lands Landers partner
- Taxing job for new Rockwell Olivier practice head
- To QC or not QC
- Herbert Geer partner is Bakers’ choice
- Beam me up, Lavan
- Sparkes recruits insurance team
- Litigation partner’s exit makes two for Thomsons
- KWM exodus continues with IP practice
- HopgoodGanim gets an energy boost
- Cornwall Stodart on hiring spree
- Half dozen for Russell Kennedy
- Firm Price for Future Fund
- HWL raids Thomsons’ partnership
- Rockwell Olivier boosts financial services stocks
- E&R partner is latest KWM exit
- SA barrister new ABA head
- QC debate spreads to NSW
- High Court dissent is down
- Insurance specialist joins Curwoods
- Gadens banks on new Perth boss
- Ashurst property heavyweight defects to KWM
- K&L promotes five partners in Oz, 52 globally
- New MP to co-captain Swaab
- HWL raids four firms for five partners
- Baker goes to Burma
- Getting the Bull out of Gadens
- Boutique takes two large law lawyers
- Ex-Labor MP joins Sydney firm
- NRF powers up with partner hire
- Barrister lured to PI firm partnership
- Swaab snares senior in-house lawyer
- Judge calls for vigilance in struggle for gender equality
- Aussie reappointed as head of global IP body
- CSO branches out
- Vic silk makes honour roll
- Global insurer names new GC
- Mid-tier takes five
- Sparkes builds insurance practice
- Squires appoints Perth partner in global promotion round
- HFW energises Perth practice
- Marque names new corporate head
- Class action heavyweight joins Sydney outfit
- HSF names global disputes head
- Mills Oakley makes senior Brisbane hires
- National firm appoints new chair
- KWM partner named ACICA president
- Big 4 do it better than firms
- Jackson McDonald appoints PPSA specialist
- Qld firm launches real estate practice
- AG names Ashurst partner for legislative review
- Hunt & Hunt partner defects to global firm
- Don’t let them get away with it
- Melbourne lawyers launch Hellenic association
- SA Law Society celebrates Victory
- HFW boosts Asia practice
- Lone female appointed to global board of trial lawyers
- Qld appoints new Solicitor-General
- New Federal Court judge a chip off the old block
- HSF names Melbourne partner as sole global corporate head
- Clutz partner joins Takeovers Panel
- Move to QC in NSW stalls
- Clifford Chance makes first Australian partner promotion
- Legal academic awarded international honour
- Australians included in NRF partner promotions
- Ashurst promotes four to Australian partnership
- Exclusive: Queensland firm head departs
- NRF nabs Gadens insurance expert
- Bar closed on QC comment
- Melbourne firm makes it a double
- Landers drives up partner numbers
- HSF promotes nine to Oz partnership
- DLA takes a partner from HWL
- Hall & Wilcox boosts Sydney stocks
- DLA Melbourne chief moves to boutique
- Swaab builds on property practice
- Landers seeks safe harbour with Pier and Spring hires
- Ashurst adds lateral partner
- Freeland to remain Bakers boss
- DibbsBarker poaches London lawyer
- Domestic HSF head gets additional role
- Six-minute units don’t belong in modern practice
- NSW Bar Council rejects QC motion
- BBC broadcasts new legal role
- Senior DLA partner defects to Moray & Agnew
- Curwoods poaches partner
- Hall & Wilcox nabs partners and team
- Exclusive: Addisons nabs corporate heavyweight
- Two out of three partners ain’t bad
- Photo gallery: Women with a lot to celebrate
- NSW Bar Association names new president
- Expat lawyer wins International Award
- Gadens gets a partner to bank on
- DLA takes a tech head
- HDY loses long-serving partner
- From one Lander to another
- Opera man gets head-hunted
- HDY numbers take another hit
- Sydney firm hires one and promotes two
- NSW Bar head puts gender on the agenda
- Super specialists join KWM
- Bakers gets its McMonnies worth
- KPMG hires tax man
- Melbourne partner named president of global body
- Vic silk scores judgeship
- SA legal veteran returns to the coalface
- M+K appoints property practice leader
- Concerns build after Qld Bar head quits
- Ashurst pinches Clayton Utz partner
- New arrival lures legal head of global company
- Photo gallery: Ethics lecture kicks off Hellenic lawyers’ event program
- Magistrate appointments in the wake of controversy
- Vic Bar chairman sends kudos to new judge
- Exclusive: Holding Redlich hire makes 24 for HWL
- Exclusive: DLA in Melbourne gloom
- Senior Sydney-based DLA partner leaves
- Gates open for Clutz partner
- Another ABL partner defects
- Kelly & Co practice head jumps ship
- TurksLegal takes two
- ILH appoints legal head
- NRF partner hires from coast to coast
- Step up for Minters man
- DibbsBarker lands property heavyweight
- KWM and Minters among top promoters
- ALPMA appoints new president
- TV giant appoints new GC
- Vic Bar dominates barrister finalists
- As a door closes, a window opens
- M+K builds up Vic practice
- Partner bids goodbye to Allens
- HWL’s loss is Minters’ gain
- Melbourne boutique nabs IR team
- New Jones Day office takes NRF partner
- Exclusive: Corrs nabs KWM group head, lays off senior manager
- Pipers takes two corporate heavyweights
- DLA draws DR partner
- FCB Workplace Law strengthens Melbourne practice
- AH nabs infrastructure partner
- Minters takes IP partner
- Former judge joins Sparkes
- New boss for BBC legal team
- JWS draws once more from Corrs well
- Key player joins growing firm
- Exclusive: G+T poaches Ashurst pro bono partner
- Keeping the Bar full involves child’s play
- Turks’ banking practice gets a boost
- Women flood arbitration board
- Former country solicitor steps up as chief judge
- And another one gone
- Pipers' tune lures NRF lawyer
- Baker steps up a Geer
- Exclusive: Real estate partner latest DLA defection
- NRF nabs transport partner
- HFW expands construction team
- Junior counsel seriously impressive
- All in the family
- Former Hunt & Hunt associate returns as partner
- Exclusive: KWM partner walks out on global firm (1)
- Former attorney general joins boutique firm
- Boutique lands worldly in-house lawyer
- How we nailed a serial killer
- Silk reignites QC debate
- DLA Melbourne departures continue
- Nexus nabs another
- Brisbane blues continue for Gadens
- LIV names new CEO
- Keypoint expands its estate
- Silk to review Church’s complaints scheme
- “Fearless barrister” Cedric Hampson QC dies
- QC title wins majority vote
- Maddocks grows Canberra office
- Clayton Utz pinches Gilbert + Tobin partner
- Kain appoints new disputes head
- JWS loses another lawyer to Adelaide boutique
- Piper Alderman replaces Adelaide head
- Minter Ellison pulls off major appointment coup
- Adios Allion, hello Squire Patton Boggs
- Holding Redlich’s partner trifecta
- K&L opens its gates to NRF partner
- Clayton Utz partner firm-hops to Gadens
- Woolworths appoints former Coles GC
- ABA advocates for Australia
- Russells picks Minters’ pockets
- Former MP joins Nexus
- Darwin’s DLA evolution sees Weber take hot seat
- Partner turns tail on Fox Tucker
- Goodbye to Gadens
- mdp makes patent and trademark hire
- Banking partner returns to Gadens
- From firm head to special counsel
- Ashurst lures former Fair Work Commissioner
- NAB solicitor quits to join Rockwell Olivier
- Acclaimed human rights lawyer gets doctorate
- Senior Cornwall Stodart lawyer elected VP of regional body
- K&L banks on finance partner
- Female silks in NSW fall below 10%
- Corrs plays the field
- Exclusive: Young firm takes HWL partner
- Juniors punching above their weight
- Barrister-turned-businessman has his fingers in many pies
- Exclusive: Holding Redlich group heads move to global firm
- Awards finalist wins promotion
- Clayton Utz gets to work in Canberra
- Boutique lures Aussie globetrotter
- Exclusive: Rockwell Olivier principal defects to Perth firm
- HWL partner takes role at boutique
- KPMG takes rest of Maddocks’ tax controversy team
- Taxing times for Corrs
- China expert joins Holding Redlich
- Keypoint takes on the government
- Minters nabs SA partner
- Queensland firm boss starts boutique practice
- Former Chief Justice to chair new regulatory body
- Corrs restructure is Bakers’ delight
- Twin reasons to celebrate
- Flexibility attracts Nexus’ latest hire
- Labor bets on barrister to steal Liberal safe seat
- Clutz nabs big players in the real estate game
- NRF takes a Chance
- Wallaby Williams switches teams
- Queensland firm raids rivals
- Minters lawyer star of new Aus-India business awards
- Legal watchdog weighs in on Cunneen Inquiry
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- Exclusive: Allens loses national group head to KWM
- ICT giant appoints new corporate counsel
- Construction partner breaks ties with Allens
- Female barristers wanted at ACT Bar
- Partner slips through Clutz’s clutches
- Cunneen and her lawyer big winners in Bar Council election (1)
- Sydney managing partner quits Hunt & Hunt
- Exclusive: Pipers Sydney head dances to a new tune
- Exclusive: New HDY partner flies in from New York
- NRF global practice head to call Australia home
- Cunneen loses bid to stop ICAC probe
- Long-serving deputy crown solicitor retires
- NRF to lose long-serving partner
- On the Hunt for a corporate partner
- PwC nabs another KWM lawyer
- Madgwicks scores ex-managing partner
- New Pipers head withdraws from Adelaide
- Big step up for K&L Gates lawyer
- Vic Bar keeps calm and carries on
- Needham urges Bar to look beyond QC debate
- CommBar president fends off election challenge
- Mills Oakley continues its growth spurt
- Exclusive: Ashurst practice head to join global rival
- Senior government lawyer to head LIV
- Environmental lawyer powers up for Jones Day
- Vic Bar champions female silks
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- SA court appointments announced
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- New Federal Circuit Court judge appointed
- Courts gear up for electronic age
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- Two more courts move online
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- Perth’s first barristers’ chambers renews lease
- Reintroduction of Murri Courts applauded
- First Muslim woman appointed to court in Victoria
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- Four federal court appointments named across east coast
- AAT welcomes new members and re-appointees
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- Vic court refuses to hear wigged barristers
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- New judge for NSW Land and Environment Court
- Two states welcome new Solicitor-Generals
- LCA launches equitable briefing targets
- Supreme Court appointments in Tasmania and Victoria
- Correction orders not reducing imprisonment
- New judge for Supreme Court of WA
- SA Law Society fights for ‘chronically underfunded’ courts
- SA Budget neglects courts, privatises LTO functions
- NSW District Court judge sworn in
- Multiple judicial appointments for WA
- Judge blasts 'convoluted' criminal law drafting
- A-G answers to budget concerns
- Five judges to join NSW District Court bench
- 'The law is open to anyone', says bar president
- Attorney-General shakes up District Court proceedings
- Judges to draw on new guide for family and domestic violence
- Bar Association crunches numbers to fill legal aid funding hole
- NSW appoints new Crown Advocate
- SA appoints judicial watchdog
- New County Court judge for Victoria
- IR Commission officially integrated into Supreme Court
- Victorian bench welcomes two new magistrates
- Victoria launches Koori Family Hearing Day
- Silk trio in esteemed company among NSW’s best barristers
- Chief Justice encourages convergence in legal systems
- Victoria welcomes new Government Solicitor
- Leading Tasmanian lawyer appointed Chief Magistrate
- Multiple law firms sign equitable briefing policy
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- New judge for WA Supreme Court
- Two new judges take to Qld District Court
- New president for Victorian Bar
- 18 new silks for Vic Bar
- Judge reprimanded for ‘inappropriate’ comments in court
- NSW welcomes 11 new magistrates
- Barrister appointed to head Sydney chambers
- Prominent barrister named next Melbourne Uni chancellor
- SA judiciary refreshed
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- New judges join Australia’s federal courts in 2017
- Vic silk to become Commonwealth Solicitor-General
- New Supreme Court judge for ACT
- Whole new floor for Brisbane chambers
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- NSW courts receive $19.3m funding boost
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- Legal professionals need more economic awareness, academics say
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- Lawyers launch action plan for reconciliation in Queensland
- Lawyers launch WA branch in the name of diversity
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- SA Crown solicitor appointed to Supreme Court bench
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- ALHR condemns alleged ADF transgressions
- Legal bodies call for ‘rethink’ of justice system
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- LCA endorses slavery compensation scheme
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- Legal body commends funding for independent crime stats
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- Legal experts speak up for future prospect of online courts
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- New breed of lawyers break on to the scene with ADO’s accreditation
- Warm welcome for judicial officer named Vic's next CJ
- Exiled president calls on international community to help Tibet heal
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- LCA applauds proposed Modern Slavery Act
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- New laws target encrypted means of child exploitation
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- Lawyers criticise Dutton’s ‘total disregard’ for Aussie values
- Queensland judge strengthens bond with uni
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- New judicial appointments welcomed in WA
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- Aus catching up on international arbitration front
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- Former in-house counsel appointed to Victorian bench
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- Lawyers call on government to end Manus Island crisis
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- Australian Senate passes marriage equality bill
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- Lawyers call for broad scope in banking royal commission
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- Robert Richter rescinds role in Pell case
- Court funding, Indigenous issues are top priorities for state election: NSW Bar
- SA kicks off ‘timely’ review of major indictable reform
- NSW Bar pushes back against Daley’s claim of breaches of public trust and law
- Townsville needs a full-time Federal Circuit Court judge
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- Home care a core consideration of 2nd RC hearing
- Stage 1 redevelopment of ACT Law Courts complete
- NSW politics must address ‘manifestly inadequate’ CTP scheme
- New judges appointed to Family Court and Federal Circuit Court
- Live: Royal Commission into the Management of Police Informants public hearings
- NZ Bar welcomes ban on assault rifles
- Public hearing dates confirmed for RC into the Management of Police Informants
- Townsville Federal Circuit Court role fulfilled
- $35m war chest to fight corporate crime
- What the RCMPI has revealed about Melbourne’s gangland wars so far
- NSW Law Society welcomes re-appointment of state A-G
- Magistrate and former MinterEllison lawyer appointed Vic Deputy State Coroner
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- Lawyer X royal commission: What we know so far
- Former judge appointed to oversee revamp of family law processes
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- Barrister hired as Vic Post Sentence Authority chair
- Qld appoints ‘highly respected’ barrister as new Solicitor-General
- High Court affirms safe access to abortion clinics
- Final family law reform report released
- ‘No excuse’ for failing to address ‘immediate crisis’ in family courts
- Courts release new Family Violence Plan
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- 2 new judges appointed to County Court
- QC to become Supreme Court judge
- Tax lawyer cautions tax agents on supply of documents in certain states
- Access to justice and election agendas
- Lawyer X RC public hearings resume today
- Post, pray, play?
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- Assange exploited ‘privileged position to flout the law’, UK court finds
- RCMPI public hearings back on today
- Aged care RC update: Sydney hearings
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- No appeal filed against ‘groundbreaking’ climate change judgment
- Law reform commission queries suppression orders
- Mental health a concern in new judicial study
- RCMPI probes ethical standards inspector’s Lawyer X liaison
- Judge dismisses call for recusal based on tipstaff’s ‘activism’
- New Dispute Resolution Advisory Council chair appointed
- ACT makes gains in youth justice
- Lawyer X commissioner responds to concerns about privacy, suppression
- ACT names retired barrister as acting judge
- Lawyer X royal commission extended
- Federal Circuit Court of Australia unveils second RAP
- NSW appoints first female senior public defender
- SA magistrate takes on State Coroner role
- GC future plans should include Supreme Court
- Closed court reform sees NT division
- ACT enacts drug and alcohol court
- NSW Chief Justice bestowed honorary doctorate
- Criminal justice system struggling with sexual assault
- Lawyer X and Victoria Police slammed in ex-cop’s RC testimony
- High Court rules on sperm donor status
- QLD adds judge and magistrates
- NSW barristers fed up with ‘unsustainable legal aid work’
- WA expands Coroner’s capabilities
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- ‘Unfair, sexist’ attacks on High Court judges slammed by LCA
- Lawyer X royal commission hands down progress report
- ‘Extensive interaction’ between Gobbo and Vic Police to impact gangland case reassessments
- Court upgrade creates ‘positive, emotional experience’ for visitors
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- QLS makes 2 judicial appointments
- NSW looks to reform criminal proceedings
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- The time is right for a judicial bullying policy in Queensland
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- Lawyer X royal commission to resume on Tuesday
- Spotlight on Judge Bruce Smith
- Faruk Orman: ‘No one knew the extent of the damage’ caused by Gobbo, Victoria Police
- Victorian Law Reform Commission under new leadership
- ACT Supreme Court gains new judge
- Lawyer X: ‘I’ve chucked ethics and legal professional privilege out the window’
- Bernard Collaery case slammed as ‘an attack on the legal profession’
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- Pell’s fate decided by Victorian Court of Appeal
- Former magistrate to be struck off for child sex offences
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- Misconduct allegations against Victorian judge dismissed
- Obligation to report on fellow practitioners would be ‘draconian’
- Attacks on Victorian magistrate are ‘misconceived and ill-informed’
- Barristers must ‘embrace digital’ or be left behind
- Tributes flow for NSW’s first female judge
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- Organ and tissue donation laws need ‘urgent reform’
- Public defender appointed as District Court judge
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- Experimentation the best way for barristers to embrace digital
- New Chief Magistrate appointed in Victoria
- Gordon Legal spills on Centrelink class action
- Australia must do more to attract international arbitrations
- IMF Bentham, Pipers win SEAS Sapfor forestry scheme case
- Diversity next on aged care commission agenda
- Victoria opens first Family Violence Court
- Lessons from engagement of Victorian magistrate to court clerk
- ‘More work needs to be done’: Barristers respond to briefing gender disparity
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- ‘Extremely disappointing’: Women lawyers respond to latest barrister briefing numbers
- High Court Chief Justice recounts divergence of common law
- Barrister elected new WA Law Society president
- Victorian Bar welcomes 18 new senior counsel
- Victoria adds new Supreme Court judge
- NSW trumpets ‘record’ number of female magistrates
- ‘A bizarre conspiracy theory’: Barristers rubbish attacks on independence of judiciary
- ‘Shocking tale of neglect’: Aged care commission interim report released
- 2 barristers appointed to Victorian County Court
- Victorian Bar elects new president
- Victorian Bar’s Pro Bono Platform backed by state government
- The Australian Bar will ‘continue to thrive’: Reflections from the outgoing ABA president
- WA appoints 6 new senior counsel - 2019
- Australia ‘yet to realise’ its potential as a regional hub for international disputes
- A positive step for access to justice
- Arbitration leaders join forces in Brisbane
- New terms of reference to examine penalties for assaulting police
- Barrister found guilty on 4 counts
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- How the Federal Court supported a new mother run a class action
- Concerns about veterans and the criminal justice system
- Why the mobile phone detection legislation won’t work
- Revised arbitration rules to come into effect from 1 January 2020
- Family law system has been ‘neglected, underfunded and under-resourced’
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- Lawyer X slams Victoria Police in first royal commission appearance
- Interruption of female judges, compared to males, highlights lingering issues
- NSW to introduce ‘nation-leading’ child abuse reforms
- 4 take to Magistrates’ Court of Victoria
- Admission ceremonies on hold across Australia’s east coast
- Family, Federal Circuit Courts to prioritise ‘urgent and critical’ cases
- Qld Bar cuts fees for members by 30%
- Victorian Bar launches equality and diversity policy
- International Bar adopts Climate Crisis Statement
- Silk appointed as a WA District Court judge
- Student alleging bribery attempt from LPAB has application rejected
- Land and Environment Court commissioner appointed
- Solicitor-General appointed to NT Supreme Court
- South Australia to reinstate title of QC
- Heydon allegations ‘reminiscent’ of US scandals, says academic
- Magistrate arrested and charged with multiple offences
- Registrar of Administrative Appeals Tribunal reappointed
- Retired judge appointed head of ICAC in South Australia
- 6 appointments made to WA Magistrates Court
- How to make an anonymous or bystander report
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- County Court welcomes 2 new judges
- Criminal lawyer takes to Children’s Court
- ‘Equality before the law’: Landmark decision a ‘step forward’ for transgender children
- 5 magistrates take to NSW Local Court
- ‘Epic’ legal battle to receive fresh hearing
- Calls intensify for greater Indigenous representation in courts
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- Officer manslaughter charge ‘important step in the administration of justice’
- 3 new appointments to the Federal Circuit Court
- Federal Circuit Court judge appointed to Family Court
- It’s a wide brown land for me: Meeting a police prosecutor from the Riverina
- New judge appointed to Perth registry of FCC
- New Victorian Court of Appeal judge appointed
- Dressing gowns to robes: Putting home courts in the dock
- New NSW Chief Justice, Court of Appeal president named
- New Qld Chief Justice appointed
- What makes an award-winning barrister?
- Family Court judges have seen matters reduced by over 41%, says Stoker
- The next big challenge for equitable briefing
- ‘There remain areas where more can be done’ in the Australian court system
- NSW Supreme Court appoints 3 judges
- Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation a ‘catalyst for opportunity’ in Australia
- Two Wentworth Chambers adds new clerk
- NSW Bar president to step aside
- ‘The profession is poorer’ for the passing of Judge Peter Zahra
- Expert evidence and the law
- NSW Bar elects new president
- Former NSW chief justice to lead Law Reform Commission
- What we learned from the Dutton defamation case
- Why commitment and contribution are cornerstones of barristerial success
- NSW Trustee and Guardian ‘extremely proud’ of High Court decision
- ACCC files proceedings against Mastercard for anti-competitive behaviour
- WA District Court appoints new judge
- Sir Gerard Brennan passes
- Sir Gerard: A kind and giving legal legend
- Pressure on NSW government to do more about Ice Inquiry
- Strip searches in children’s detention centres to end in Tasmania
- ‘One of the most bizarre judgments I have ever read’
- Full Federal Court to hear call for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to access age pension
- DPP appointed to Supreme Court in WA
- NSW Local Court appoints 3 new magistrates
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders remembered
- Terms of Reference for Robodebt Royal Commission suggested
- Google ordered to pay $715k for defamation against John Barilaro
- Critical Incident List to help families in a crisis
- Legal Aid NSW responds to allegations of racism
- Family law expert appointed as judge of FCFCOA
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- Landmark case allows the most vulnerable workers greater access to justice
- High Court decision not a fait accompli in creating cultural change
- High Court delivers landmark decision on binding death benefit nominations
- NSW lawyers push A-G to retain COVID-era court measures
- ‘This is a significant judgment a long time in the making’
- 1st female president of Victorian Court of Appeal named
- NSW’s justice system to get $2bn investment
- Samsung ordered to pay $14m for misleading marketing campaign
- Former Federal Court judge appointed to lead mental health review in Victoria
- 2 new judges to bring diverse expertise to NSW Supreme Court
- Strengthened bail laws cause for concern
- Criticism of COVID-19 policy protected in university sector
- An independent and well-funded AAT essential, says LCA
- NSW anti-slavery commissioner appointed
- A-G orders dropping of charges against Bernard Collaery
- Two deputy chief magistrates appointed in Victoria
- Cairns to get specialist domestic and family violence court
- Qld A-G responds to DFV Death Review
- Abortion law reform in SA casts the focus on WA
- Preparing properly for mediation
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- Tiwi islander seeks urgent injunction against Santos offshore drilling
- Brisbane to get specialist domestic and family violence court
- Barrister’s clerk files Fair Work claim against former employer
- 3 lawyers appointed to NSW District Court
- ‘I am in control of my alcohol consumption, not the other way round’
- New judge appointed to WA District Court
- 5 magistrates added to Victoria’s courts
- UK High Court rules against government’s climate strategy
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- ‘This attack should never have occurred’: A-G drops High Court challenge seeking power to deport First Nations people
- Koori Court opens in Wodonga
- Equitable briefing policy adopted by Human Rights Law Centre
- Federal judicial commission needed, says report
- ‘Much has been achieved towards equality’, but barriers remain: Kiefel CJ
- Judicial impartiality recommendations to encourage cultural diversity
- New sexual violence legislation a ‘powerful step in supporting victim-survivors’
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- ‘No order short of strike-off would be appropriate’
- Supreme Court challenge to use of solitary confinement in NSW youth justice centres filed
- What Google v Defteros means for defamation law
- Judicial independence in Kiribati under threat
- Queensland welcomes 4 new magistrates
- Federal Court to travel to Tiwi Islands for ‘historic hearing’
- ACT Drug and Alcohol Court gives offenders a 2nd chance in the community
- ‘Steady decline in gender disparity’ offers encouraging signs for women at the bar
- Would-be lawyer with assault convictions denied admission
- Lifting ban on advertising testimonials ‘will increase risk for those seeking cosmetic surgery’
- Environmental advocates expand Federal Court case against Santos
- Dawson verdict a ‘powerful moment in Australian legal history’
- ‘You don’t have to abandon law to pursue other interests’
- Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions appointed as Supreme Court judge
- Barristers should be ‘enormously proud’ of how they’ve managed the pandemic years
- Australian government nominates judge for International Court of Justice
- Kiribati’s government has left the country without a judiciary
- Queen’s Counsel to become King’s Counsel
- Former Supreme Court judge appointed to WA Court of Appeal
- Inquest into Indigenous death may consider systemic racism
- New laws to prioritise welfare of child sex abuse victims in making bail decisions
- The charitable cause driving an award-winning barrister
- Former BigLaw equity partner named WA’s 1st Aboriginal Supreme Court judge
- ‘Gas companies: take notice’: Traditional owner wins legal challenge against Santos’ project
- Peter Dutton discontinues High Court appeal in defamation case
- ACT Bar Association appoints first female president
- Justice Jayne Jagot appointed to High Court
- Why Justice Jagot’s appointment is a win for female lawyers
- Lawyers laud ‘historic’ appointment of Jayne Jagot to High Court
- 3 barristers named to NSW District Court
- 20 new SCs named in NSW
- KWM congratulates former partner Jayne Jagot on High Court appointment
- Why more education on the courts is needed
- ‘One of the state’s eminent legal minds’: Qld judge retires
- Qld introduces coercive control legislation
- Justice Jagot to deliver remarks at 2022 Minds Count lecture
- ‘Convenience of counsel not an overriding consideration’ when accepting briefs
- Sexual harassment not widespread in Victorian courts, but risks factors ‘cannot be ignored’
- New judge appointed to FCFCOA and WA Family Court
- The Respect at Work Bill could limit access to justice
- ‘One of the biggest claims in Australia’s legal history’ filed against Toyota
- Senior counsel appointed to WA Supreme Court
- Justice Keane says judiciary diversity ‘not happening fast enough’
- State prosecutor appointed WA DPP
- High Court appeal could ‘change 65 years of Australian law’
- NSW A-G recognises the work of justices of the peace
- Qld lawyer charged over alleged laundering of $4.5m
- Kate Eastman on the ‘great opportunity’ for equitable briefing
- SC designation ‘completely appropriate and suited’ in today’s profession, says NSW Chief Justice
- ‘Impatient’ magistrate’s ruling set aside by District Court
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- Jagot J: ‘Essential faith we have in the law might be threatened’ if working conditions aren’t improved
- 4 new judges, 10 new magistrates, 10 new VCAT members appointed
- Barrister-led AFL racism review ‘not independent’, says woman
- Former WA barrister wins $350k defamation payout
- 23 new SCs named in Victoria
- New judge appointed to Land and Environment Court
- 2 new SCs named in ACT
- Medibank faces class action investigation
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- High Court decision will impact Australia’s reputation as an arbitration-friendly state
- Blue Sky hit with 2nd class action
- WA Family Court names new magistrate
- Judge blocks ‘draconian’ appeal, orders firm to pay barrister costs
- NSW Court of Appeal sits in Wagga Wagga for the 1st time
- Returning to the bar after experiencing loss
- New senior counsel named in the NT
- Barrister appointed to Respect@Work Council
- Magistrate removed from office for sexual harassment
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- NSW appoints new senior Crown prosecutor
- ‘The legal profession has lost one of its finest’
- ASIC proceedings against CBA dismissed by Federal Court
- 14 new King’s counsel named in Qld
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- ‘System failure’: Lawyers respond to abandoned 2nd Lehrmann trial
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- A ‘new era’ of legal professional responsibility
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- NSW appoints 2 new Supreme Court judges, 2 new District Court judges, 4 new magistrates
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- Perth lawyer found guilty of professional misconduct granted access to documents that may support appeal
- Lawyer ‘grasping at straws’ found guilty of professional misconduct
- $600k claim against magistrates dismissed
- WA barrister appointed District Court judge
- 4 new magistrates appointed in ACT
- Allsop CJ appointed Companion of the Order of Australia
- Former Clayton Utz partner’s defamation application to be moved from WA to VIC
- Canberra solicitor who employed a disqualified lawyer reprimanded, fined $8k
- Bell CJ on 2 centuries of judicial progress
- Hotel quarantine class action to proceed, despite stay application
- ACT Bar elects new president
- 1st Indigenous appointments for SA judiciary
- Barrister found in contempt of court for engaging in practice without practising certificate
- Barristers’ email accounts searched by Victorian Bar Council in homophobia investigation
- Use of ChatGPT in courts should be ‘approached with great caution’
- Deputy Chief Magistrate named as permanent District Court judge
- Will Australia see court cases in the metaverse?
- Silk named judge of WA Supreme Court
- Justice Boddice moves to Qld Court of Appeal
- Former Qld Bar president appointed to Supreme Court
- Judge suggests young lawyers unionise in face of ‘poor treatment’
- ASIC brings 1st court action alleging ‘greenwashing’
- Involve junior counsel more, say WA’s top judges
- Age pension inequality case key to progress on Closing the Gap
- Lehrmann defamation case may be seen as ‘de facto criminal proceeding’
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- MALG confirms class action against BGC Housing is in the works
- Lawyer jailed for 12 years for laundering $24m as part of tax fraud
- Judge Mark Ritter on the treatment of young lawyers, getting to the bench and leading by example
- 6-year class action withdrawn, $11m settlement reached
- Latitude Financial facing potential legal action
- Qld man barred from practice following search warrant and document seizure
- 1st-ever female Federal Court Chief Justice named
- Aussie app developers join class action against Apple, Google for alleged abuse of power
- ‘Disrespectful, highly offensive and embarrassing’ conduct sees lawyer reprimanded
- District Court judge named as new Qld Supreme Court justice
- Parallels between the US and AU cyber class action spaces
- Farmers appeal to High Court in shattercane class action
- High Court decision will enhance Australia’s reputation as pro-arbitration
- Federal Court bans finfluencer
- ACT Supreme Court gets new resident judge
- Landmark stolen generations settlement approved by Supreme Court
- Takeaways from Fox’s ‘stratospheric’ $1.2bn defamation settlement with Dominion
- Former Federal Court judge appointed to RBA board
- Qantas had right to sack worker on leave who hadn’t gotten COVID-19 jab
- Slater & Gordon files class action against Optus
- Lachlan Murdoch drops defamation action against Crikey
- What the new-age barrister must look like
- Former Fed Court CJ joins Atkin Chambers, Sydney Arbitration Chambers
- ‘Repeated flagrant flouting of the law’ sees lawyer struck off
- Lehrmann defamation cases allowed to continue, judge rules
- Victorian Bar president rejects idea that barristers supporting Voice are financially motivated
- WA names new State Solicitor
- Finfluencer receives jail sentence for market manipulation
- ‘How to find a husband’ letter to barrister a reminder of ongoing issues
- WA gets new Court of Appeal judge, 2 new Supreme Court justices, and 2 new District Court judges
- Sydney barrister ordered to repay solicitor after invoice stoush
- Judge slams A-G’s Dept for withdrawal of funding in Cranston matter
- $5m settlement proposed in public housing towers class action
- Victorian Bar members to vote on body’s Voice stance
- Class action filed after ‘cruise from hell’ into cyclone
- ‘Frivolous and vexatious’ gender discrimination claim against boutique dismissed
- New NSW A-G appoints judge of appeal, 2 judges for District Court
- ‘Giant of the Australian Bar’ mourned
- Shane Drumgold temporarily steps aside
- AI: Why judges and lawyers are not immune
- FCFCOA case management pathways outlined
- New judges named in NSW, Queensland and Victoria
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- Courtroom advocacy is ‘inherently human’: Why ChatGPT won’t replace barristers
- Kiefel CJ to retire early
- 2 new Supreme Court judges, 2 new County Court judges named in Victoria
- Lessons for criminal lawyers from Reeves v NSW
- An ‘outstanding jurist’ and ‘exceptional leader’: Profession reacts to looming Kiefel retirement
- Federal judge named as Law Reform Commission president
- Over 80 federal judges travel to Alice Springs for ‘rare and invaluable’ learning
- Former Bar Association president named Supreme Court judge in WA
- ‘Attacks’ on new ALRC president ‘misconceived’ and ‘unfair’, say senior judges
- 2 silks named as NSW Supreme Court judges
- Law reform needed to facilitate inclusive juries
- Silk named as new judge of WA District Court
- First Indigenous woman appointed to an Australian Supreme Court
- Draft misinformation bill will create ‘illiberal double standard’: Victorian Bar
- NZ chief judges move to address concerns for lawyers’ wellbeing
- Lawyer convicted of indecent treatment of a child struck off
- Legal implications and lessons from Network Ten v van Onselen
- 3 new magistrates named for NSW Local Court
- FCFCOA appoints director of family violence and Indigenous programs
- More reforms needed in sexual violence trials
- ASIC commences proceedings against Active Super for alleged greenwashing
- Ansell slammed with shareholder class action
- 2 silks appointed to NSW District Court
- Court should not be limited in making decisions for children, LCA warns
- Doctors in wage theft class action secure win
- Victoria appoints new associate justice to Supreme Court
- Stephen Gageler named as new High Court Chief Justice
- WA Family Court registrar promoted to magistrate
- Increased interpreters needed in Australian courts, new research shows
- Kate Eastman SC named NSW Law Reform commissioner
- 4 new silks named in South Australia
- 2 silks appointed to Federal Court bench
- 4 appointments made to Magistrates Court of WA
- ICC to prosecute cyber war crimes
- 3 silks appointed to Qld District Court
- New court approach ‘significant step forward’ in Closing the Gap
- Hackers breach the systems of the International Criminal Court
- New president of ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal named
- Judge, government appeal $300k order for false imprisonment
- Magistrate named as new District Court judge in WA
- 4 new magistrates named in Victoria
- 25 new silks named in Victoria
- Jagot J: ‘Work hours matter’ in addressing burnout
- Chief Justice Kiefel farewells the High Court
- Cyber attack a ‘serious attempt to undermine’ International Criminal Court
- 2 new magistrates appointed in Cairns
- New judge appointed to the WA Supreme Court
- ACT Bar Association names new SC
- NSW A-G appoints 2 new District Court judges, new Chief Judge at common law
- WA A-G names new District Court judge, Solicitor-General
- New Supreme Court, District Court judges appointed in NSW
- 20 new VCAT members appointed
- Master of the Supreme Court, District Court judge appointed in WA
- Perth-based silk elected as new Law Council president
- WA judiciary participates in landmark sexual harassment training
- Value of briefs to women barristers highlights ongoing gender pay issues in law
- New magistrate named for WA Family Court
- ‘Finfluencer’ infringed trademark, court finds
- Victorian court breach much worse than first thought
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- 2 judges appointed to NSW District Court
- Former Law Council president appointed FCFCOA judge
- 2 judges appointed to County Court of Victoria
- WA appoints new deputy SAT president, District Court judge
- SA Legal Services Commission appoints new chief counsel, legal information and advice manager
- ASIC notches win in Federal Court crypto case
- 2 barristers appointed to NSW Local Court
- Updates to AIJA handbook on judicial appointments welcomed
- Children’s law specialist appointed as magistrate in WA
- NSW Sentencing Council gains 2 new members
- Justice Jackman: ‘Deeply troubling’ limits on the duty of utmost good faith
- ACT Bar names new president following judicial appointment
- Legal Home Loans partners with the Bar Association of Queensland
- ‘Women will continue to pay the price for not being men’ until they are equally valued
- New NCAT deputy president, NSW District Court judge appointed
- First woman appointed as Chief Judge of District Court of NSW
- Judge rules on Bruce Lehrmann defamation trial
- Delivery company pleads guilty to hundreds of child employment law breaches
- Magistrate, silk both appointed as judges of NSW District Court
- Rowena Orr named as judge of the Victorian Court of Appeal
- 3 barristers appointed to re-established Industrial Court of NSW
- Prison doesn’t work: A case study from the country of its birth
- WA silk named as District Court judge, 5 new State Administrative Tribunal members appointed
- Sydney-based silk appointed to NSW Supreme Court
- 7 new magistrates appointed in Victoria
- Silk named as WA Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions
- ‘A constant guardian in changing times’: NSW Supreme Court celebrates bicentenary
- New vice president, 2 commissioners appointed to Fair Work Commission
- 2 barristers appointed to Federal Circuit and Family Court
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- ‘Grave concerns’ expressed by academics about ‘disastrous’ no body, no parole laws
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- 2 new magistrates named in WA
- 4 women appointed to NSW Local Court
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- 18 appointed to AAT
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- 12 new judges appointed to FCFCOA
- Sydney-based silk appointed to NSW District Court
- Understanding the changes resulting from the passage of the Administrative Review Tribunal Act
- 25 new senior counsel named in Victoria
- Sydney silk named as judge of appeal for NSW Supreme Court
- ATO to appeal PepsiCo decision to High Court
- Chartered Institute of Arbitrators names new Australian president
- Poor communication and its nexus to workplace conflict
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- In sex harassment cases, ‘an apology alone should never be enough’
- Jetstar facing class action over COVID-19 flight cancellations
- FWC finalises ‘intentionally minimalist’ Right to Disconnect award term
- 2 new Qld District Court judges appointed
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- ‘Critical role’ of jurors stressed in Local Court ruling
- Confronting results expected from Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide
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- 6 new magistrates appointed in Queensland
- 3 new silks named in South Australia
- 3 new judges appointed to FCFCOA
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- Fair Work cracks down on paid agents
- Maurice Blackburn national head of medical negligence and dust diseases appointed as coroner
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- Kentucky judge shot and killed in chambers, sheriff charged with murder
- New Deputy Chief Magistrate named for NSW Local Court
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- 3 barristers join NSW District Court
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- New judge appointed to WA District Court
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- Boutique’s recruitment to target new markets
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- WA pro bono initiative to bridge the gap
- Boutique reveals Brisbane expansion
- The fundamentals of sustainable growth
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- Boutique firm’s outsourcing strategy broadening SME scope
- Melbourne boutique expands private wealth team
- 5 ways to rebuild broken team relationships
- How to establish yourself as a sole practitioner
- Piper Alderman responds to suit brought by own partner
- Minters star joins Salvos
- Holding Redlich gets involved in the arts
- New financial management system for defrauded firm
- Top tier feeling global and boutique heat
- Maurice Blackburn expands in Qld
- Kemp Strang promotes partner
- Qantas gig pays for new Minters partner
- Size matters for penny pinching judge
- It takes one to know one
- US firm leaves client to face execution
- Firm owner seeks “classy blonde” colleague
- Lawyer takes rebranding to extreme
- The art of not giving a sh*t
- Do as I say, bro, not as I do
- “Best firm” winner reveals plans to open office in Maldives
- Lawyer busted for Pomeranian bribe
- Trade alerts decreasing under ASIC
- London firm discriminates against gay barrister
- Top UK court joins Twitter
- Clifford Chance partner embroiled in lawsuit
- New judges to boost Vic courts
- Cyber expert to head new law faculty
- Law dean to head copyright inquiry
- Bill akin to intervention
- Clutz lawyer helps build Oz-India ties
- Ask not what your country can do for you …
- ALRC confronts violence and discrimination
- US law grads sue over worthless degrees
- New book shines spotlight on arbitration
- Merger for WA mining firm
- They tried to make me go to rehab …
- Practice managers learn art of resilience
- Corrs adopts LPO
- Freehills preens itself for overseas suitor
- ACCC urges business to embrace new consumer law
- Indigenous magistrate welcomed
- Paralegals at risk as LPO spreads
- Govt reports reveal terrorism funding risks
- Branson retires as head of Commission
- Assisting homeless clients
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- Clerks create social media guide
- Humour a serious matter in mediation
- Slaters revenue expected to crack $200m
- Energy and resources main M&A driver
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- We don’t need no regulation
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- High-profile lawyer banned from practice
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- HDY adopts auto time billing
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- Middletons steals one from top tier
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- Top tier second best in the pool
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- HFW hires Rinehart advisor
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- DLA hires IP partner
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- New assistant for Vic Govt Solicitor
- Quality and brains at TressCox
- AAT deputy president continues
- Call for law and liberty to be reviewed as war on terror evolves
- Barristers to the rescue for talent-short firms
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- Embattled regulatory systems bill passed
- BDW rebrand more than cosmetic: Atkin
- Sanctions enforcement warning for general counsel
- International cooperation needed for litigation: Spigelman
- Queen recognises profession’s achievements
- Ruddock denies closed door policy on judicial appointments
- Judges star speakers at LawAsia
- Taps opened a notch on PPP pipeline
- Lawyers jump on Facebook bandwagon
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- Power ‘addicted to child porn’
- Arnold Bloch Leibler partners among pro bono award winners
- Marathon for hearts inspired by love
- Young Lawyers bolster support to save AustLII
- More rape victims give up on justice
- How the East was won from home
- Private equity specialist defends ‘barbaric’ industry
- Good news for lawyers’ pay packets
- Case a landmark for access to monopolies
- Bullying bosses under payout hammer, say lawyers
- Firms challenged by boom state
- LCA in discussions with Korean bar
- Crikey! Plan to scrutinise judges
- Pharmaceutical focus for new Clayton Utz director
- Olney reappointed to AAT
- Perth in-house lawyers win in salary survey
- New blood infused in Freehills’ partnership
- A new chapter for Wik people
- Arbitration moves into the fast lane
- Sparkes’ lawyer to row in world championship
- Client’s legal privilege a linchpin for justice: LCA
- Chief Justice praises young lawyers’ altruism
- Staff churn up despite pay hikes
- Hong Kong no longer growth capital for some
- Lovells’ MP snapped up by Allens in Perth
- Slaters expands in Queensland
- Scheming on emissions targets for the future
- Disparate takes on a professional responsibility
- Insolvency reforms may scoop the pool
- Charter creates work for human rights lawyer
- Firms compete to be named “brainiest”
- ASIC maintains powers under High Court rulings
- Proposed trans-Tasman regime a double-edged sword
- ACT opposed to mandatory CPD
- Justice failing rape victims
- Protection for journalists, not for sources
- IAMA embarks toward new ADR horizons
- Law of the wetlands
- Clayton Utz clerk wins pro bono prize
- Australian Bar to out muscle Brits in Hong Kong
- Panel report not so rosy for Victoria’s female barristers
- Linklaters profits to exceed £1bn
- Victorian Government panel spending on the rise
- Prominent QC dies
- Firms, lawyers, rush to save free access site
- Lights, camera, action at the UK Bar
- Buying a slice of Slater & Gordon
- Firms gear up to pursue clients offshore
- Large firms consider incorporation
- Idealism and professionalism go hand in hand
- A-G dept urges national approach to lure foreign lawyers
- Reward for lawyers
- WA on the contamination trail
- Funding hit for online legal research
- QSIS free to Qld criminal law barristers
- Ruddock blames states for national profession delay
- Lawyer sniffs a cocaine problem in the profession
- Raising the profile of pro bono
- Collaborative expert visits Australia
- HR to act on fairness test: Lawyers warn
- Ethics a part of doing business for law firms
- Minter Ellison alone on CSR
- Popularity of staff blogs could have legal ramifications
- Women opting out of law
- Centuries of disadvantage continue: women lawyers
- How the East was won
- Familiar waters for ABL in public float
- Firm shores up employee relations from Singapore
- Shedding light on private equity
- Pirate shipped to US
- Bar backs indigenous lawyers
- Corrs recruits for Asia and telco success
- Climate change refugees: who’s to blame?
- Aussie firms must look beyond salary
- New Zealand law societies look to merge
- Credit rating class action could be biggest ever
- Top-tier firms tight lipped as United Kingdom pay soars
- Leading the way on animal welfare
- Government accepts Cole Inquiry 1,2,3
- Corrupt cultures hit Chinese expansionists
- Partnership path in the UK lengthens
- A key to growth in a minor market
- International agreements for Australia
- ABL seeks millions for indigenous community
- DLA Piper wins China award
- Linklaters seeking Aussies
- Careers fair canned
- Regulatory paranoia stalks Europeans
- M&As threaten culture
- Allens formalises joint venture in Singapore
- Depressed lawyers turn to alcohol and drugs
- Australia to world: positions vacant
- ALRC weighs up LPP
- TressCox dealt Hunt & Hunt ace
- Students prefer time with clients over partners
- Top six most attractive to NSW’s bright young things
- Piper Alderman: rich and hot
- Playing with the law
- It’s raining partners
- Doors closed on double jeopardy debate
- Salaries above students’ expectations
- Inside the minds of CEOs
- HR becomes organisations’ social gatekeepers
- Disagreement over double jeopardy
- Observer mission reports on compromised Fijian law
- Allens’ 49 billion dollar man
- Judge toasts independent profession
- Quitting junior lawyers find a voice
- New judge for Federal Court
- Lawyers go the distance for Oxfam
- Slanging match over no win, no fee
- Anonymous lawyers spill the beans on own firms
- M&A tables put Freehills on top
- Sydney Uni mooters win global competition
- Middletons’ insolvency team boosted
- Blakes rakes in M&A work
- Going green can earn green backs
- Law students look to challenge ANU
- Australia overtakes India in M&A activity
- Government locks out compliance advocacy
- Stop being boring and get famous
- Culture shock derails mergers
- Slater & Gordon winning race to list
- Vic Bar CEO quits
- Griffith mooters excel in Hong Kong
- Freehills takes a bite of the Big Apple
- ACCC tells NZ of infrastructure snags
- A diverse pool on takeovers panel
- Women behind in pay stakes
- Counsel scruples scrutinised
- Bon Jovi inspired speech is a winner for young lawyer
- Big floats to boost IPO activity
- Sex, drugs and payroll on the company board
- Justice Kirby predicts challenge to copyright laws
- It’s lights out in Sydney
- Senate inquiry into private equity
- Australia handcuffed to China
- Group email raises questions of recruiter tactics
- Scheming for carbon trading
- Trafficking words in today’s contract
- Ruddock promotes reform and a national profession
- Joking Gadens lands serious attention
- Student and firms rally at the Fair
- Minters filling a Gulf in practice
- Education key to wider judicial ‘gene pool’
- Bugg spray aimed at government
- Mallesons bags a swag of awards
- Communication is top risky business: insurers
- Modernise the TPA for better consumer protection: ACCC
- Clyde & Co expand to Doha
- Qld deal sees AAR juggling
- Lawyers warned to be the next entrepreneurs
- Business mentality challenges ethics
- Ex-solicitor sentenced
- Bell Gully named best NZ firm
- No pigeon holes at JWS
- Chinese takeaway
- Intentions of ALP and AWAs hazy
- Mills Oakley guns for rival partners and clients
- Ludwig warms to shadow A-G role as Kelvin plummets
- Kelly urges family women to aim high
- All new LCA on the way: Bugg
- A better way to divorce
- Jury out on sentencing powers
- Close shave for a good cause
- DLA Phillips Fox benefits from global reach
- ACCC takes broadsword to broadband debate
- ASIC crucial in global markets: Lucy
- Give more ammunition to ASIC: Costello
- Second-tier auditor pleads for objectivity
- Indian lawyers next target for international firms
- Firms debate worth of female friendly title
- Clayton Utz, Mallesons aid NSBT project
- Male sole practitioners at risk
- Government responds to native title report
- Unfashionable outworker laws?
- Climate risks cause concern, but progress immature
- Firms blaze a trail
- ACCC dysfunctional: Telstra
- Former Chief Justice calls for overhaul of same-sex laws
- IP agencies overloaded
- The war of law
- Mediation moves to cyberspace
- CLCs grateful for govt support
- New blood for Family Law Council
- It’s easy being green
- College an attractive alternative
- Sexes join forces in battle for equality
- Middletons struts on Melbourne catwalk
- In-house tips for driving external lawyers
- UQ mooters go to Washington
- Retention vital for firms in booming Brisbane
- Takeovers Panel boosted
- Animal law gets funding
- ‘Normal’ lawyers find favour with Telstra’s Phil Burgess
- Top lawyer embattled in Fiji coup
- Brisbane lawyers in the swing of things
- DLA Phillips Fox scores win: travelling partner comes home
- Recognition for women lawyers
- New boss at Colin Biggers & Paisley
- NSW Bar puts juries back on the table
- Ruddock touts boost in legal aid funding
- Highest ever split rulings for High Court
- Gleeson bolsters support for civil juries
- Disgruntled clients turn to smaller firms
- Vic e-conveyance model still basis for NECS
- Clayton Utz puts flexible working into action
- Blakes takes tax partners from Deloitte, E&Y
- Growth in worker complaints
- Chisholm accounting for life after the law
- Governments must agree on tax reform: BCA
- Deacons celebrates a pig of a year
- Course tackles ASX compliance
- Boutique mergers make hot property
- Minters goes techno-green in Adelaide
- Treasure Hunt nets 30 new staff
- Middletons’ man announces new look firm
- Perkiss youngest Insurance Association president
- NADRAC chairperson stays at the helm
- Hicks’ charges continue ‘legal fiasco’
- New territory ahead for IP
- US Court orders law firm to surrender ‘privileged’ emails
- Warning shot to NSW election campaigners
- Young partner launches career at DLA Phillips Fox
- Productivity report ranks nation’s superior courts
- Newcastle regrets the absence of New South Wales Supreme Court
- TressCox man new VP for Young Lawyers
- International lawyer on tripping to work
- Face of workforce set to change
- Ruddock seeks harmony with IP laws
- Draft ASX rules make more sense
- Newcastle courts embroiled in national resources dispute
- What law firms could do better
- Research identifies best and worst leadership traits
- College targets corporate lawyers
- Brisbane firm fights the nationals for IP clients
- Costs get a dusting in asbestos disease review
- Heat is on for environment lawyers
- Clayton Utz absorbs Corrs’ Canberra team
- Oversight and human rights for Hicks’ trial committee
- From South African boy to Supreme Court judge
- KPMG lures law students to accounting
- Profession calls for review of age limits
- Corrs jumps Canberra ship
- Plausible deniability not an option: GCs
- Ruddock promotes legal services during India visit
- Culture key in anti-corruption: US Report
- Risk technology spend to grow this year
- No-win no-fee lawyers a threat to equal pay negotiations: UK
- Slattery to raise the bar at ANZIIF
- Ex-judge starts law firm for the people
- Environment law hotting up at PwC
- Tribunal rules 'jealousy sacking' of ex-lover did not amount to sex discrimination
- Law Council helps to open foreign pathways for Australian lawyers
- Jobs forecast sunny for 2007
- One Australian law body to rule them all?
- National fit uncertain for e-conveyance Vic
- Increasing calls for reform of federalism
- Freshfields goes green
- Abbott Tout finds new Home
- Society presidents urge a united 2007 for profession
- Ruddock and Thomson lock horns over Hicks & AWB
- AWB conduct mirrored corrupt police: Agius
- In my expert judgement…
- Brough answers LCA over Tiwi land rights
- Setback for ILH
- Triple M&A crown for Freehills
- Credit reporting laws under review
- London firm Allen & Overy fortifies presence in Japan
- Personal injury firm celebrates 50 years
- More crystal ball gazing required
- Human rights award for native title lawyer
- Women barristers behind in relationship stakes
- Witnesses blamed for court backlog
- DLA Phillips Fox mad about rowing
- From Melbourne to Sydney, the ABL way
- Hicks to have his day in Australian court
- LCA disputes Tiwi land rights for schools tie in
- NZ, Australia: One legal system
- A cunning move for Minters in Sydney
- UTS law students pay price of admission
- Tax break approaches for UK LLPs
- Settlement here for deported Solon
- A new take on reality for Copyright
- Cole rattles a privileged profession
- Contenders named for BDW book prize
- New partnership for Brisbane firm
- Pro bono effort muzzles religion slur
- QLD solicitor out of practice
- TPA spells new threat for AWB
- Big business plugging greenhouse gases
- Lawyers warned about document retention
- Democrats join critics of law shake-up
- Seven sees Freehills rejig what it brings to table
- Big pay reserved for top lawyers
- Warning over restraint at the firm Christmas party
- Top 25 leaders in external spend
- Clients slam billable hour, again
- Blakes best firm, but Mallesons has top lawyers
- A move to fast track arbitration
- More graduate jobs and pay in NSW
- Phillips Fox goes global
- Call by states for constitution convention
- Reality versus expectations sees lawyers leave the law
- Herbert Smith draws up plan for Aus
- High Court in corporations power play
- Emissions trading inevitable: lawyers
- WorkChoices High Court result sends lawyers into spin
- Human rights put into practice by UNSW
- Truman Hoyle introduces general counsel for hire
- Fraser slams all barriers to injustice
- Firms falter as partners enforce closed door policy
- Dibbs man to pick Asia’s corporate brains
- Sedition, evidence, sentencing done, privacy next for ALRC
- Ruddock wrong on Law Council’s purpose: Tim Bugg
- New partner role keeps women at work
- Cutlers benefits from Vaughan Barnes closure
- Queensland lawyer has last laugh
- Full-time mums juggle part-time partnerships
- Allens expands to Vietnam
- Exiting AG praises legal ‘coalface’
- ‘A Return to Traditional Ethics – the Role of the Modern Lawyer’
- Fulbright jumps from HK to Beijing
- Heated debate over the future of WorkChoices
- Maddocks engineers HDY swindle
- Cross-Tasman privacy to be reviewed
- French toast for Corrs partner
- ClarkeKann make Sydney move
- Dibbs, JWS in lawyer feeding frenzy
- JWS takes a swig of G&T
- Dibbs grabs Russell Kennedy litigation team
- External solutions?
- New chief on the warpath for Ebsworth
- Mentors to renovate in-house lawyers
- Eleven years on: ACLA awards high achievers
- Unhappy associates want training not more money
- Experts clash over judicial appointments commission
- QPILCH honoured for community service
- Singing the right tune for Corrs
- Hopgood Ganim keeps staff happy up north
- Too many terror laws spoil the brew
- Queensland lawyers to become mentors
- Ponte Earle and Sartori get down to business
- Feisty Gilbert & Tobin nails international award
- Indonesian investors await legal relief
- No deal to bring home Hicks: Ruddock
- Threat of legal action against firms increases
- Gadens puts Top Ten on display
- Talent metrics under par
- Freehills scoops the pool at the 2006 Law Awards
- Lavarch beaten by the black dog
- NSW CSO excels as equal opportunity employer
- Give WorkCover windfall to workers: McPhie
- ACT commission for human rights to launch
- ABA tackles judicial selection options
- Brain drain leaks lawyers overseas
- High hopes for CSR Summit
- UNSW welcomes East Timor’s PM
- Sanity prevails with new mental illness guidelines
- Legally listed
- Stanhope gives politicians a good name
- Keane to run in the Big Apple
- Labor proposes end to ministerial veto of FOI
- Experts warn of traps in WorkChoices
- Dibbs rejigs Melbourne office with general manager
- Allens sets foundation for Sculpture by the Sea
- Next strategy for rivalling firms: golden hello bonuses
- Values at the core of Gleeson’s beliefs
- Ruddock to appeal on Perth native title
- Privacy put back on the agenda
- LIV criticised over conveyancing case
- In the club
- Greens seek an end to Nauru
- Ex-Mallesons man D’Aloisio commissioned by ASIC
- Mallesons’ award builds on HK presence
- Slater & Gordon rob Canberra lawyers
- Freehills, Blakes top Bloomberg M&A tables
- Future not so silky smooth for female barristers
- Pink Ribbons at Freehills
- New titles give lawyers a reason to stay home
- Plan for articles ‘by another name’
- AWB lawyers part of a broken system: Roxon
- US companies shell out cash to lawyers
- Slattery blasts ‘token’ Della Bosca
- The end of NZ barristerial immunity
- FCLC stunned by Taser proposal
- Women lawyers for human rights
- Clayton Utz on board at Lex Mundi
- Defying boundaries at Sparke Helmore
- People key in laundering fight
- PRC clients need to press the flesh
- Foul tidings in the air
- Corrs’ Young Achiever
- Simpler times ahead
- Eversheds law firm uses online tests to sift job applicants
- Specialist insurance firms on the grow
- CLCs stripped of employment advice funding
- Freehills top in corporate legal services
- Skeletons to emerge at Cole Inquiry
- Cameron rises to federal position
- Better powers of attorney in ACT
- Hunt & Hunt exports know-how to Austrade
- ABL sponsors art and fine wine
- Fair go for personal injury law
- Allens & Minters client favourites: ILO
- Caution still needed on unfair dismissals
- New legal powerhouse for UNSW
- Freehills, Baker to lead M&A deal advisor rankings
- Opening paths to knowledge at QUT
- Administrative Review Council turns 30
- Facing the firing squad
- HDY gets personal with reform
- Law Council: no daylight for Hicks in US Bill
- Sedition a bad word in anti-terror law: ALRC
- Govt clueless on AML impact, banks say
- Regulations turning directors off
- Tidball new CEO of NSW Law Society
- The management of legal knowledge
- Acting judges may still be temporary
- Freedom to withhold information
- Bill praised for takeover makeover
- Trio of federal bench appointments
- Beating the black dog of law
- Insurance Claims Forum for October
- Storms and wine for Deacons’ alumni
- Indigenous lawyers and students to meet
- Caution on gambling addictions
- Victorian civil law up for review
- Melbourne Uni’s model plan underway
- Time running out for 2006 Law Awards
- Maxwell tainted with the ‘Jihad’ brush
- ‘Striver’ Jack’s trial by media
- The marriage of mid-tier firms
- Trimming the fat in the law
- Fresh blood for Administrative Appeals
- High pro bono score, but response poor so far
- Conflict resolution needed for judiciary v media
- Minter Ellison’s advice on the cards
- No lesson from UK on CSR
- Clayton Utz to the rescue
- Change to native title claims process
- The ugly face of gender in the law
- Lawyers to shoot for the stars as space law takes off: academics
- Phillips outfoxes Middletons
- The numbers on pro bono
- Further legislation belies simpler regulatory regime
- Ruddock panned over CLC funding
- LIV to help indigenous lawyers
- Firms’ best running from the law
- Guantanamo ‘shame’
- Sydney praises Hicks’ lawyer Major Mori
- The partnership drought
- Macrossans lawyer wins Queensland professional accolade
- Panel-beaten on takeovers
- ASX risk reporting on the rise
- Australian firm calls US home
- Regulation, credit risk dominate banking worries
- Euro firms boot SOX, but Coles de-list isolated
- Leading Lawyers for Allens, Mallesons
- Expansion for JWS
- International law firm acts to push women into senior roles
- Law firms do badly on diversity
- Law Council supports US Practice Rights for Australians
- Not enough work for judges in top court
- Opposition grows to Migration Bill
- More than firms at the fair
- Profession kicks up its heels in 300th celebrations
- Hike in Aussies doing NY Bar
- McBrats wins in IP lawyer vs Maccas case
- New Qld Law Society boss backs solicitors for judiciary
- Supreme Court Justice joins chorus against tort reforms
- Hicks to finally get his day in court
- Wind energy manual for lawyers
- Warning on faking certified sickies
- Legal fees report far from conclusive
- Brisbane graduates in their sights
- Firms poorly positioned to make the most of free trade
- Awarding-women-in-the-law
- Collaboration the key for good ADR
- WA workers sued for striking
- Ecommerce to tax the world
- Mallesons best infrastructure legal advisers
- Daubney wrong on judicial appointment reform
- New chairman for Sparke Helmore
- Top Brisbane finance lawyer seeks a fresh start
- Lawyers reject US ‘backflip’ on detainees
- Commercial property lawyers top employers’ wish list
- Law firms adjust as clients dabble in law
- Longest serving registrar celebrated
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- Workers fined for walking off the job
- ‘Collegiate’ AGS a great place to work
- Million-dollar partners in Sydney
- One size to fit all cultures
- DIY recruitment for those outside the mould
- Banks force firms to fight for work and fees
- Lawyers break away from Atanaskovic Hartnell
- No love lost in NZ legal purchasing
- London claiming, and keeping Australian lawyers
- WorkChoices given red card
- Partners to step up
- Size doesn’t matter, to clients
- Singaporean lawyers head to HK, London
- China’s doors to open for our lawyers
- Freehills and Blakes dictate M&A tables
- Year brings in better IPO results
- Facelift for Brisbane firm
- Unfair, rigged and flawed
- On The Edge Of Justice
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- ‘Same crime, same time’: ALRC calls for consistency in sentencing
- 38 candles on the road to partnership
- Minter Ellison tops partner count
- Asia in sights of new LCA president
- Corporate duties below board level clarified
- Ruddock announces new federal magistrates
- The email that echoed around the world
- Justice delayed is justice denied
- Market shows no shortage of deals
- Carter Newell casts the net for innovation
- Secondment to Paris a first for Clayton Utz
- Bonding over fashion
- Hunt & Hunt breaks new ground with female leaders
- Freehills grows equity partnership
- DLA Phillips Fox faces globalisation of business
- Marriage by any other name
- Jobs now online with Lawyers Weekly
- WorkChoices begins to bite
- NZ firms will resist pull of Mideast: consultant
- Coudert head welcomes Sydney to IA brotherhood
- Sexist briefs may pants Vic firms
- QC defends refusal for clearances
- Stanhope defends ‘radical’ civil union law
- Aussie firms poaching NZ lawyers in talent drought
- Knight of the Crown
- Vic to act on report into freedom of information
- Final report: no justification for tort reforms
- A-G pushes family law changes
- Profession Rann raided
- Lawyers to see salary boon
- ACLA brings mentoring in-house
- ‘Sedition’ outdated: ALRC
- Law Council chummy with Fiji
- Lawyers go downhill
- In-house verdict: no more time billing
- Use your brand – or lose it: lawyers
- Lawyers offer hand out for cancer patients
- Hicks deal won’t OK Guantanamo: North
- Trademark registration no guarantee of exclusive rights
- Qld drink driving laws ‘flawed’
- Islamic debt system inaugurated
- Protect corporate data: lawyer
- Tax experts label consolidation the tax system business deserves
- Blakes sets sights on Perth and Asia
- High Court sides with children, police
- Law firms join ‘phreaked’ out list
- Controversy over for Marsden
- Life made easier with virtual legal assistants
- Minter Ellison lives up to responsibilities
- Nguyen’s lawyers win civil justice award
- Mid tier needs clearer identity
- Remedy wrongful life, say lawyers
- International law conference takes experts to Wellington
- Legal philosophy society re-established
- Phillips Fox lawyer first to go green
- Lawyer jests on television of top 10 legal mistakes
- Letter to the Editor: In defence of a practical course
- Starting salaries for City lawyers soar as firms fight for top talent
- International firms grow in Asia
- Legal job market remains tight
- Queensland calls for human rights charter
- Allens makes partners across the region
- UK firms call Australia home, but there is no more room
- Vic’s new Indigenous barrister
- Profession welcomes mobility in ACT
- Readers, have your say
- Sky is the legal limit in Hong Kong
- Wisdom workers and networkers at IPBA event
- WorkChoices’ time-keeping a good move: lawyers
- Klutz Nutz strong on the field
- Queensland “discriminating” in favour of Patel victims
- Aus criticism of NZ sex cases ‘justified’
- ‘Dodgy’ and ‘rapacious’ lawyers warning angers profession
- ALS united, but lawyers no better off
- Govt respects copyright laws on World IP Day
- The ‘practical’ in PLT under fire
- Teachers come together for legal knowledge review
- Dibbs Abbott Stillman CEO moves on
- Lawyers and media find common ground
- Final tax ruling for larger firms
- Ex-Blakes partner eyes super changes
- NZ discovers flexibility works for fairer sex
- No rush for Middle East moves: consultants
- UK courts embarrassing Australia
- Claims of legal cuts a farce: Ruddock
- LIV guides law firms to success
- Law firms rewarded for transactions
- Lawyers welcome WA justice upgrade
- ALRAC prepares for coming challenges
- Quality control foreign lawyers: AG
- Unfair dismissal laws miss the mark
- Get it in writing: New South Wales barristers and solicitors
- Regulatory relief in sight for lawyers
- Going with the growth in China
- Phillips Fox forges western link
- AWB: Corporate culture on trial
- Law firm merger to defend workers’ rights
- Thomson Playford’s growth leaves Adelaide behind
- Law reform for animals’ sake
- Singapore free trade rules to be relaxed
- Legal aid leap forward in NZ
- Stanhope stands up for animal rights
- Sparke unveils new offices
- Veterans still working it in law firms
- Women come out on top in Golden Gavel
- Australian firm wins international IP accolade
- Blakes dominates Asia Pac in M&A
- IPO figures not a sign for year ahead
- Lawyer examines defamation
- Bell Gully flies New Zealand flag
- Labor win good news for workers
- Lawyers serially underselling themselves
- NZ criminal defence lawyer learns hard lessons
- Raj Lawyers to be incorporated
- Tasman union back on agenda
- New legal regulators finally announced
- Profession applauds Bill of Rights review
- Firm sponsors ‘The Dreyfus Affair’
- LCA blasts surveillance Bill
- Gadens grabs litigation & insolvency expert
- DLA Phillips Fox boosts Adelaide team
- Family law expert made Ryan Kruger partner
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- Embattled firm caught in sexual harassment case
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- M&A tables big business for law firms
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- Mallesons merger back on?
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- A-G's external legal spend revealed
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- Firms' hiring confidence back
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- Partner profits halted amidst GFC fears
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- Minters, BHP alliance matches business and charity
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- Firm takes sector approach to practice
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- Barcelona trip leaves lawyers twittering
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- Firm recognised for massive revenue growth
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- WA firm offers refund to clients
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- Allens wins CSR gong
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- Firm sparks new pro bono cause
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- Lawyers call for legal aid overhaul
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- In-house grapple with efficiency lingo
- Maddocks lawyer wins construction gong
- Hall & Wilcox kicks off year with new promotions
- Firms have high hopes for capital markets
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- Gilbert + Tobin lawyers take to the stage
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- Door is still swinging at Clayton Utz
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- Lawyers call Indigenous Australians to the law
- Slater & Gordon announces earnings rise
- Human rights lawyer to speak in Sydney
- Freehills managing partner to step down
- Magic circle won't follow Allen & Overy
- Banking lawyers assess GFC's disaster zone
- Advertorial: Documents can seriously damage your business
- Blakes thaws pay freeze rumours
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- Firm's profit falls as lawyers get pay rises
- Dispute resolution to open flow of work for lawyers
- Law firm to take out trash in class action
- Twelve angling (for) women
- Firm reinvents MP position in governance overhaul
- When the ticking clock stopped
- Takeovers reach major landmark
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- Blakes acts on string of Chinese SOE deals
- Lawyer writes play, uncovers legal world
- Juror intimidation spurs major investigation in WA
- Corrs lawyers endure outback rally
- Minters, Clayton Utz, act on new telecommunications deal
- Blakes launches Toyko office
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- Lawyers call for $220m injection into legal aid
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- Alice Springs firm takes on US legal advice
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- Robed, picketing lawyers take to the streets
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- Lawyers respond to Henry Review findings
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- Legal aid's $92m not enough: lawyers
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- Lawyers listed on new justice website
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- News in Brief: BabyBarista and Law and order
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- Gilbert + Tobin ties knot with Perth firm
- Firm's report under scrutiny as client left red faced
- Law firm uses iPad to reach clients
- League of Chinese lawyers boost professional links
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- Law firm JWS opens another office
- Profession has a role to play in Pacific: LCA
- Queensland firm fuses offices, all staff to move cities
- Enter the clerkships
- India and Aus forge legal alliance
- Firm calls for new education on licensing laws
- String of firms merge offices, move staff
- Students lectured on the power of the law
- Norton Rose in school construction relief effort
- Partners claim the prize after mass redundancies
- Mallesons advises on CSIRO China deal
- Aus lawyer launches iPhone app for profession
- Second merger in weeks for Macpherson + Kelley
- Norton Rose pushes in on M&A league tables
- Mallesons breaks away from top tier on parental leave
- Griffith Hack announces merger in Perth
- Law Council puts pressure on campaigning politicians
- Multiplex settles $110m class action
- Law students facing black dog: ALSA
- Mergers spark further growth for law firm
- Maurice Blackburn blazes ahead with fire class action
- Firms form new professional alliance
- Brisbane firm advises on new PNG insurance laws
- Slater and Gordon acquires new law firm
- Blakes advises on lithium merger
- Mallesons acts for underwriters in Photon capital raising
- Large firms bolster pro bono efforts
- Australian firm opens Beijing office
- Firm opens new Queensland office
- Firm garners support for Nufarm class action
- Harmers announces new head
- Low pay, long hours: law jobs online
- Slater & Gordon opens another western office
- ANZ faces $50m legal action over bank fees
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- Nufarm class action advances: law firm
- Slater & Gordon backs Commonwealth Games
- Mid-tier merger in Sydney and Brisbane
- The great recruitment shift
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- Not easy being green: trade mark law firm
- ASIC cracks down on insolvent trading
- Qantas class action takes flight
- Perth developer dragged into class action
- Cloud computing a windfall for law firms
- Looking beyond the law firm
- Immigration lawyer pushed under train and killed
- Lawyers voice views on High Court SA decision
- Firm prepares for cancer patents hearing
- Norton Rose to merge with Canada's Ogilvy and South Africa's Deneys
- Cartel case could trigger US-style class actions in UK
- Bush courts lose lawyers as Legal Aid backs out
- NY's attorney hits auto bailout architect with lawsuits
- Firm helps legal centre make case against police
- Lawyers defend WikiLeaks founder Assange
- Melbourne lawyer charged after ASIC investigation
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- Blakes, Clayton Utz, Freehills in pro bono win
- HopgoodGanim leads first successful Opes Prime claim
- Slaters files next Opes Prime claim
- Pimping lawyer loses license
- Law firms close flood threatened offices
- Slaters confirms merger, closes offices
- Maurice Blackburn serves Nufarm class action
- Firms set up new offices in flood stricken Brisbane
- Australian M&A set to rise in 2011
- Saints and sinners of profession revealed
- Clayton Utz partner to head global arbitration body
- Lawyers score top positions on Honours list
- Lawyers fed up with fighting
- Maurice Blackburn launches new class action
- Australia stands forward as dispute resolution centre
- Clifford Chance won't takeover in merger
- DLA Piper and DLA Phillips Fox to fully integrate
- Firm opens new Perth office, appoints new head
- DLA Phillips Fox faces partner defections after merger
- Blakes, Norton Rose, bring Tokyo lawyers to Aus
- Queensland law firm calls for better ICT governance
- ASIC accepts legally enforceable undertaking from UBS
- Lawyer behaviour addressed in new ADR report
- Another partner walks out at DLA Phillips Fox
- Lawyer, 97, goes out 'with boots on'
- Lawyer behaviour and law firm promotion under scrutiny
- Clayton Utz, Maddocks, DLA, Norton Rose reveal carbon footprints
- Lawyers go online as CPD deadline looms
- Aus law firm investigates NZ financial collapses
- Allens pays $20k referral fee to staff
- Cashed up new lawyers face the daily grind
- Slater & Gordon joins fight against Fortescue
- Firms prepare for PPP upsurge
- Law firms welcome M&A outlook
- DLA Phillips Fox is no more
- Global firm Ince expands in Singapore with new alliance
- Baker & McKenzie: The giant leaves another footprint
- DLA Phillips Fox lives on
- Clifford Chance opens doors in Aus, to Asia
- New laws give firm $76m war chest
- DLA Piper Canberra faces partner walkout
- Victorian lawyers shake heads at funding shortfall
- Trans-Tasman firm breaks into Europe
- Mid-tier merger a culture thing
- Arbitration law an Australian agenda
- Workplace relations set for recruitment boom
- Govt hears cooee for more bush lawyers
- A&O defector settles Clayton Utz dispute
- Lawyers tut-tut over Prosperity court decision
- Gilbert + Tobin integrates with Perth firm
- Lehman mislead councils, court hears
- Melbourne firm gains post on global law firm alliance
- Norton Rose absorbs two other firms
- UK firm opens new Perth office
- HDY keeps own managing partner
- Law firms warn of international anti bribery risks
- Norton Rose invents new management role
- SA lawyers furious over 'unfair' legislation
- Piper Alderman practice to split, set up new firm
- Job hunting: better to have skills or self belief?
- Global firm opens new Singapore office
- Allens launches iPhone app
- Lawyers furious over diminished workers' rights
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- Asia Pacific new pro bono target for Aus lawyers
- Norton Rose has Aus to thank
- Lawyers call for Constitution overhaul for indigenous Australians
- Mallesons, China's King & Wood, plan alliance
- Vic lawyers call for local dispute resolution base
- Norton Rose takes Magic Circle lead with Casablanca office
- Law firm admits it 'got it wrong' on all nighters
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- Insolvencies on the rise: ASIC
- WA tops states for corporate insolvencies
- Arbitration given spotlight at international event
- Slater & Gordon sees massive profit increase
- Minters Perth to merge with global firm
- Law firm defends itself in hacking saga
- Mass media new target for law event
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- M&A lawyers cautious about year ahead
- Court confirms Opes Prime compensation claim
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- Melbourne ranks best uni for law in Aus
- Mallesons asks: Are you OK?
- Self-help devotee counsels Bakers' associates
- Ashurst and Blake Dawson to merge
- Norton Rose forms new 'powerhouse' via mergers
- Minters starts fresh in Perth
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- Partners exit Piper Alderman, open new firm
- Bakers the strongest legal brand: survey
- More Aus firms set to merge with internationals
- Lawyers target Asia and Aus legal links
- Mallesons to pay disadvantaged students' uni fees
- Aus lawyers to uncover local arbitration in Asia
- Lawyers up ante on pro bono
- South Pacific lawyers need help: new study
- Mallesons to outsource legal work to India
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- Sydney firm evades 'rash of mergers'
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- Law firm wins green gong
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- Slater & Gordon to launch new practice
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- Middletons to merge with Brisbane's Flower & Hart
- 'Disgraced' partners suspended from practice
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- Law firm warns of social networking risks
- Slater & Gordon buys UK law firm
- Maddocks joins urban water co-op
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- Firm tears up paper-based time sheets
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- Law firm opens in Canberra
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- Maurice Blackburn to back sacked Toyota workers
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- Lawyer fined for professional misconduct
- Firm Spy goes silent
- Herbert Smith Freehills confirms Aus head
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- Freehills finds green space in Brisbane
- Law firms ranked by social media use
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- Herbert Geer hires former managing partner of rival firm
- Slaters merges with Tasmanian firm
- Freehills, Herbert Smith, open New York office
- Law firms run risk of 'social spam': expert
- Corrs CEO chairs APEC meeting in Russia
- Homophobic law firm trainee loses job
- Sydney firm acquires 37 new lawyers
- Herbert Smith Freehills opens as largest firm in Asia Pacific
- Cheeky Gavel winner hammers noble judge
- Minters awards Ambassadors
- Running for a reason
- LIV looks for greater clarity for juries
- Lawyers’ lives set to go into freefall
- It’s a lizard’s life for Norton Rose grads
- HSF hosts high-flying fundraiser
- Pipers takes lead in supporting Qld prisoners
- Girls power up ranks
- Corrs announces scholarship winners
- Merged firm hails Canada
- Inspiring indigenous lawyers recognised
- Salvos Legal to fill in-house pro bono void
- Lawyers put best footballing feet forward
- Celebrating law’s leading lights
- Shaping minds and defending rights
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- Clutz reaches pro bono landmark
- Corr' blimey: A dedication to diversity
- Changing the system from within
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- The new IT girl of in-house
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- Gillard talks girl power with Fran Kelly
- Norton Rose expands in Africa
- KWM awards national scholarships
- Ex-WHD MP opens new firm
- Lawyers ready to rock
- And they’re off... to their lawyers
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- New Hynes head embraces more flexible workforce
- Asbestos lawyer honoured
- Top firms eye up Barangaroo
- Saddle up for good cause
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- ACICA promotion of Oz ADR continues
- Banking lawyer is best in-house
- Queen's honour for ADR leader
- Awards honour northern stars
- Judge heaps praise on Salvos Legal
- App-solutely no problem finding a NSW lawyer
- Narrow focus restricting flexibility
- Shine grows further
- Rethink needed on indigenous issues
- HopgoodGanim hooks up with Chinese firms
- Regional lawyer wins top award
- HR body says new law won’t threaten free speech
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- Sydney and Melbourne not so hot right now
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- Legal start-up sets out vision
- Client files treated like trash
- Big firms rate well
- ALA leads charge for new pro bono committee
- Competition conference brings big names to Sydney
- Firm focus on reducing risk
- Tasman traipsing: New Zealand weekends
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- Not much to bank on
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- FCW Lawyers adds Melbourne boutique
- Owen Hodge Lawyers expands, merges with Sydney firm
- Ex-Lander partner launches boutique firm
- Coleman Greig CEO resigns
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- PEXA to acquire up to 25% of Elula
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- Barry.Nilsson. names 3 new principals
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- Macpherson Kelley boosts family law practice
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- Macpherson Kelley adds new board member
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- Melbourne-based firm expands into regional Victoria
- The legal design service ‘on a mission to make law more human’
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- Brisbane law firm appoints 1st associate director
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- Norton White grows team by 2
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- NSW, SA Law Society announces support of Voice to Parliament
- Ben Roberts-Smith to appeal Australia’s biggest defamation case
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- HopgoodGanim assists university health venture
- Bakers and Blakes oversee Aussie engineering offload
- Freehills and Clutz act on Cancer Centre project
- DLA Piper powers major renewables project
- iiNet buys TransACT for $60 million
- Blakes and Freehills help vacuum up debt
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- Lawyer helps Tiwis find home
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- Aus swaps drug assets with US company
- Mallesons advises on $1.4 billion finance
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- Three firms advise on mining acquisition
- Three firms advise on Valley deal
- ABL deal leads to $15 million bonus
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- Blakes advises on Kirin acquisition
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- Addisons on the map in ACP’s acquisition
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- Chang, Pistilli & Simmons on public market deal
- Allens on largest capital raising
- Middletons advises financiers on Coles bid
- Corrs advises Mirvac on acquisition of Melbourne site
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- Blakes and QLegal lead Emperor and Intrepid mines merger
- Steel deal for Deacons, Clayton Utz
- Blakes, Clayton Utz on bank buy
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- Clayton Utz advise on Macquarie stake in OzForex
- Hall & Wilcox in Hastie hydraulics buy
- Hopgood Ganim into IntraPower listing
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- Bakers helps Babcocks evolve JV
- Clayton Utz keeps trains rolling
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- Beazley Singleton in HC win for restaurant owner
- Plantic takes AIM with Corrs
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- Nice work for Bakers, Russell McVeagh
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- Good oil float for Bakers
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- ABL in first Trans-Tasman hybrid security
- Bakers, G+T in latest PBL Media buy
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- Allens, Linklaters help alloy smelters
- Allens, Clayton Utz in latest health bid
- Corrs finalises Foster’s restructure
- Bakers, Buddle Finlay on same pages
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- Corrs, Blakes advise on first housing PPP
- HFW help Indians secure Indonesian coal
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- Freehills, Mallesons in latest big coal buy
- Corrs, G+T work hard for Yakka sale
- It’s a gas for Chang and Clayton Utz
- Chang, Freehills, Blakes in Babcock win over Macquarie
- Bakers, Mallesons in Veda raid
- Allens, Freehills in latest record takeover bid
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- Allens, Corrs in AGL’s Queensland Gas investment
- Piper Alderman help build new town for Adelaide
- McCulloughs in capital raising for burn treatment
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- Minters nucleus of uranium investment
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- Mallesons heads to High Court with Telstra
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- Hopgood in rush to Queensland gold miner
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- Phillips Ormonde support a prized asset
- Belly Gully in deep with Bluewater
- Freehills in Burns Philp privatisation
- Bakers helps build Japanese hotel giant
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- Five stars for Bakers
- Hopgood Ganim dances with Metallica
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- McCulloughs in further Hospira buyouts
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- Blakes helps structure pulp mill finance
- McCulloughs in Excel adventure
- Gilbert & Tobin, Mallesons in PBL play
- Blakes has its own PBL moment
- McCulloughs key for Protagonist
- Bakers rises to tall order
- JWS in on gas grab
- Corrs helps give Foster’s shareholders an amber glow
- Fed Court says duty all clear for John Deere
- Qld gas deal in the pipeline for Gadens
- Freehills in private equity play for DCA
- Bakers acts for buyer of Mayne offshoot
- Freehills, Blakes working on the Hardman
- ABL in AWB bid for professional privilege
- More actions ahead for Westpoint advocates
- Fujitsu recharge Transpower IT
- US calls on McCulloughs’ diligence
- BDW in ING’s Canadian takeover bid
- International Deals
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- McCulloughs in UK move
- Piper Alderman rides Beach break
- Bakers helps maintain partnership
- SkyCity PPP flies with Minters’ support
- Ebsworth helps fight disease
- G&T negotiates Asian cable purchase
- Mallesons keen on German flavour
- McCullough Robertson makes quick steel deal
- Corrs injects healthcare know-how
- Clayton Utz heads underground
- Gresham brings magic to Witchery
- Franchisor buys back UK, French businesses
- Sanderson orders Guinness for Baker
- Minter Ellison and Babcock point west
- It’s a gas for Queensland Company
- NZ plastics company bought
- Futuris acquires ITC for $155 million
- ADT has no jurisdiction over TPA in NSW: Court of Appeal
- CBA sells stake in power station
- Historic Kazaa settlement
- Merger creates hostel giant
- Oil players come to South Australia
- Punt on IPO pays off for Centrebet
- Fresh funding for Cairn Energy
- Equity funds clean up with acquisition
- Woolworths leases back acquired centres
- OFM adds to property funds folio
- Advantageous acquisition for Aevum
- Climactic merger for Oceana Gold
- Sale of biscuit company a snap
- Ebsworth expands property and construction
- Foster’s leaves China market to Suntory
- Peabody will buy Excel
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- Coopers victory sparkles
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- $175 million IPO for Babcock & Brown
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- Ramada Hotel sold to listed property trust
- Coopers retains independence
- HK’s Hopson expands into China
- Holding Redlich white hot on media deals
- HGR expands property service
- Cheviot Kirribilly Vineyard goes public
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- Middletons give Rabbitohs a sporting chance
- Friendly take-over for SDS
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- Allen & Overy in new oil deal for JBIC
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- G+T acts on Sofitel Wentworth purchase
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- AGL and Alinta come to the table
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- NZ’s Trade Me Board traded
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- Deacons advises on JV plan for Chinese steel maker
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- Starpharma set for development
- Capital raising for Indian fund
- SA deal an Australian coup
- Shuffle Master takes over at a run
- Queensland firm facilitates listing
- Clayton Utz heats up Versacold
- First international REIT for Malaysia
- Gilbert + Tobin services Sydney
- Airport’s wings clipped
- Freehills raises wine funds
- Harmers argues for Rowe
- Bakers secures a clean listing
- Clayton Utz plays Mayne role
- Mallesons in the big league in Hong Kong
- Tupperware snaps up Nutrimetics
- Freehills sparks up SP AusNet’s joint listing
- Truman Hoyle backs internet stock
- Bell Gully sleeps easy with Pacific Brands
- Listings soar in value
- Freehills floats Goodman Fielder
- Hardie deal caps off year
- Skadden guides acquisitions
- Mushroom buys up
- Warehouse clearance
- Crane plans for growth
- Allens floats Macquarie Media
- Orica and Exxon offload
- JV China’s first money broker
- Coopers deal still brewing
- Freehills test case successful
- Minter Ellison runs deal post haste
- Freehills acts for Metcash
- Bell Gully consults on Hewlett-Packard acquisition
- Skadden busy on M&A deals
- Clean Seas: Fishy business in South Australia
- Show me the profit-maker
- Blakes equal to the challenge
- Minters takes two
- Freehills devises HELTHYS refinancing
- Deacons in auto remould
- Mallesons sets precedent
- Orica and Exxon off load
- DMAW maximises advice
- Minter Ellison on call for FoneZone
- Allen & Overy on tap
- Ironbridge Capital stokes up the barbie
- Clean deal for clean energy
- Mallesons in NAB’s Irish sale
- G + T advise on resort acquisition
- NZ boutique firm clinching deals
- Counterpoint goes to market
- Woolworths ups liquor stakes
- Minters turns on the gas in NZ
- Gadens’ international success
- G+T steels itself for redevelopment
- Bell Gully advises on Treaty agreement
- Allen & Overy Thailand for multi-million loan facility
- G+T beds down deal
- AAR, Freehills for consortium deals
- Powerful complexities
- Minter Ellison acts on retirement village spree
- Freehills’ big bang
- The chips are down for Sony
- Judges decide for investors in unit trusts
- Freehills secures global RMBS deal
- Deals 7 October
- Deals 30 September
- Bakers, Henry Davis York act on hotel deal
- ABL keeps Catuity compliant
- Bakers advises on Arrow pharma merger
- Deals 23 September
- Deals September 16
- Blakes teams up with Alinta again
- Deals 9 September
- Multi-currency facility for Macquarie Goodman
- Deals 2 September 2005
- Maddocks tailors WTC deal
- Deals 26 August
- Deacons nabs largest Qld tourism acquisition
- Deals 12 August
- Deals 5 August
- Deals 29 July
- Mallesons acts on shopping spree
- BDW a girl’s best friend
- Deals 22 July
- Tattersall’s punt pays off
- Deals 15 July
- Deals 7 July
- Clayton Utz powers through deal
- Deals 24 June 2005
- Allens acts on GPT divorce
- Blakes acts on BHP takeover
- Deals 17 June 2005
- Freehills links trust deal
- Deals 10 June
- Minters directs advice to MCAG
- Deals 3 June
- Blakes books deal for Marriott
- Deals 27 May
- Deal flows for Freehills
- Deals 20 May
- Oh what a land deal, Clayton Utz
- Deals 13 May
- No toast to Foster’s deal yet
- Deals 6 May
- Blakes works on healthy transaction
- Deals 29 April
- Deals 22 April
- Freehills milks a deal for National Foods
- Deals 15 April
- Minters act for Patrick on Virgin
- Deals 8 April
- Gilbert + Tobin fly high with Hochtief
- Mallesons up to the challenge
- Deals 1 April 2005
- A native title first in WA
- Deals 24 March
- Minters team on Multiplex funding
- Deals 18 March
- Deals 11 March
- Deacons advises Yahoo!
- Deals 4 March
- Bakers closes cash deal
- Minters cuts plantation deal
- Deals 25 February 2005
- Deals February 11 2005
- Bakers checks in with worldwide hotel deal
- Blakes act on retail CDO
- Deals 4 February 2005
- Rapid result for Macquarie deal
- Deals 28 January 2005
- Deals 21 January 2005
- Corrs facilitates Foster’s land sale
- Deals 17 December 2004
- M&A value jumps as IPOs double
- Green turns to gold for Deacons
- Deals 10 December 2004
- Deals 3 December 2004
- Blakes deal in to pipeline
- Corrs in CUB soft option
- Deals 26 November 2004
- Deals 19 November 2004
- Clayton Utz in miners’ merger prospect
- Bakers lands China bond issue
- Deals 12 November 2004
- TressCox top of billers list
- Deals 5 November 2004
- G+T in Mirvac property purchase
- Deals 29 October 2004
- Deals 22 October 2004
- Bakers in year’s biggest listing to date
- Deals 15 October 2004
- AAR-helps-local-brewer-exit-China
- Deacons helps biotech de-merger
- Deals 1 October 2004
- AAR, Mallesons in Sydney Airport refinancing
- Multiple firms in complex merger
- Deals 10 September 2004
- Deals 17 September 2004
- Minters helps unlock China for Keycorp
- Freehills helps San Miguel take a big bite of Berri
- Freehills guide sporty MBO
- Deals 13 August 2004
- BDW helps negotiate IP rights to lymphoma treatment
- Middletons helps graft timber companies
- Deals 20 August 2004
- Deals 27 August 2004
- Corrs in Korean LNG deal
- Middletons in model footy deal
- Deals 9 July 2004
- Deals 25 June 2004
- Deals 2 July 2004
- Deacons in Greek drug company IPO
- Deals 18 June 2004
- Bakers acts in big health merger
- Minters, Coudert in novel private equity sale
- Blakes advise on telco share sale
- Freehills helps Vodafone in 3G search
- Deals 4 June 2004
- Deals 28 May 2004
- Bakers lead on TXU sale
- Melbourne firm advises on Afghan financing
- Deals 14 May 2004
- TressCox advises on real estate insurer
- Minters in major energy deal
- Deals 30 April 2004
- Minters advises on Parmalat Thai sale
- Freehills advises on Pacific Brands IPO
- Deals 16 April 2004
- B&M advises on MSA IPO
- Deals 9 April 2004
- B&M assists Macquarie’s Asian acquisition
- Deals 2 April 2004
- Minters advises on Chinese iron ore export
- Deals 26 March 2004
- BDW assists Alinta’s asset acquisition
- Deals 19 March 2004
- B&M advises PowerTel on takeover
- Deals 5 March 2004
- Deacons helps Rural Press bid
- Deals February 27 2004
- Phillips Fox aids global Avaya sale
- Deals February 20 2004
- Truman assists LookSmart
- Deals February 13 2004
- Phillips Fox helps BreakFree escape
- Deals February 6 2004
- G+T assists sale of defence sites
- Coudert helps L’Oreal’s China march
- January 30 deals
- Deals – 23 January 2004
- Minters advises on satellite deal
- Tunnel deal pushed through in record time
- Entry and exit prove biggest deals for 2003
- Deals – 29 November 2003
- G+T goes last mile in Optus broadband deal
- Phillips Fox not slow on the H20
- Deals – 28 November 2003
- Deals – November 14
- Phillips Fox in acquisition BOOM
- Freehills gets in on gambling merger
- Deals – 31 October 2003
- Envestra pulls off 30-year first
- Deacons lifts BOOM into place
- The China Report: Legal eagles eye land of the dragon
- The China Report: Beijing Games hurdles pose short-term obstacles
- The Hong Kong Report: Yum cha and the city
- The Hong Kong Report: Alluring, prestigious … viable?
- The London Report: Navigating the dire straits
- The London Report: The higher it goes, the harder it falls
- The Middle East Report: Dubai dreams
- The Middle East Report: Middle Eastern promises
- The Offshore Report: The sandy scenario
- The US Report: Lawyers in the maelstrom of economic fallout
- Slow market keeps local lawyers at home
- HopgoodGanim in first Queensland raising
- GFC highlights importance of risk management: report
- Tyre kicking pumps deals count
- The WA Report: The Great Unknown
- The WA Report: The Irdi Group
- The WA Report: New kids on the block
- 'Simple things' key to success
- The Whole Truth: Takeover tactics & Teresa Handicott
- The Whole Truth: On the fly – John Carrington
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- Best of Us: Anny Slater
- Final call at the High Court for Justice Gleeson
- Young Guns: Young guns all fired up
- The Pro Bono Report: A business necessity
- Special Report: Is practical training a practical reality?
- Special Report: The practical legal training option
- Special Report: Anti-money laundering & the taint of dirty business
- Allens advises Thai Government on PPP funding framework
- And then there were 3…Vodafone Hutchison venture
- Shell invests in Aussie coal seam gas sector
- Fallout demands attitude change
- Freehills, Blakes advise on $211 million Abacus raising
- Allens acts for van Laack in Herringbone bail-out
- DLA Phillips Fox advises Fujitsu on Kaz Group acquisition from Telstra
- Mallesons acts on pharma mega deal
- Bakers advises Eastern Star Gas on $50M placement
- Allens acts for Tabcorp in ASX-listed bond issue
- Blakes advises Prime Media on $110 million capital raising
- Regional Profile: Burnie
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- Gilbert + Tobin advise on Westpac $900 million tier 1 hybrid
- CP&S acts on Babcock & Brown Power sale
- Allens acts on OneSteel $559m capital raising
- Redundancy: moving past the stigma
- Mallesons advises on $296m AMP Notes offer
- Freehills digs deep for Peet Ltd deal worth $81.5 m
- US regulators investigate Australian subsidiaries
- A whole new paper trail
- Mid-tiers make their move
- What if you couldn't work?
- Freehills helps Babcock & Brown Japan break free
- Clayton Utz advises on sale of Roaring 40s Asian assets
- Regional Profile: Griffith
- Hourly billing is the opium of the profession
- Putting a price on the value of legal services
- Why your firm needs to offer fixed prices
- Overcoming the three pricing emotions
- Gilbert + Tobin advises IFFCO on acquisition and EGM
- Allens acts for GPT on $1.2 billion underwritten capital raising
- Seeking asylum at any cost
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- Infrastructure spend a revenue relief for law firms
- Regional Profile: Traralgon
- Mallesons doubles up on capital raisings
- A narrowing divide
- The great Russian freeze
- The legal life, in 140 characters or less
- Allens rides capital raising wave with Billabong
- Capital raisings show no signs of running out of gas
- Made in Japan: Minters acts on housing joint venture
- Law reform a matter of all creatures great and small
- Freehills and JWS advise on Viterra/ABB Grain merger
- Freehills advises on Fisher & Paykel bail-out deal
- Regional Profile: Wollongong
- Employers: practice what you preach
- The footprints of social networking
- Noble Group's takeover of Gloucester Coal
- Goodbye Golden Boys and (Girls)
- Seeking greener pastures
- Top Ten Movers & Shakers
- Hong Kong: The sleeping dragon stirs
- The attraction of going public
- Emily Peterson, founder, Legal Tender Online
- Knowledge paces for the catch-up
- Hutchison-Vodafone merger gets go-ahead
- Winning tactics from sport to law
- Uncertain economy makes time for pro bono
- Change is a team sport
- Intelligent security and storage makes data protection
- Follow the data-paved road
- Citi joint venture with Morgan Stanley
- Chinalco deal flops but China work still tipped
- Return to Oz
- Norton Rose digs deep in Australia
- Regional Profile: Wodonga
- From Minters to MasterChef: John Poulsen
- Mary Edquist puts her art in focus
- Goodbye Keith Steele
- 3D Oil Limited takeover defence
- Allens advises Victorian Government on train and tram tender
- Victoria takes high-TEC approach to IT disputes
- The next Hardie move
- In-house roles spike during downturn
- Countering claims of a 'lawyers' picnic' on human rights
- The view from the top, Heath Ducker
- Optimistically speaking - talk of M&A "uptick"
- Investing in the public good
- Hanging on: 5 strategies for cutting costs, not heads
- The war of the words
- All flights grounded
- The need for Speed: Malcolm Speed
- Managing the Comcare package: Janean Richards
- Mallesons, Allens act on NAB capital raising
- Reforms to give clout to the court
- UK firms hold on for the ride as M&A tumbles
- Hot to globetrot
- A change in London's lore
- Fitzgerald breaks his silence on QLD corruption
- Mallesons advises NAB on strategic alliance with Goldman Sachs JBWere
- Local expert says Hu liable
- Freehills advises Ten Network on $138m capital raising
- HDY advises on Baiada Poultry acquisition
- Mallesons’ Perth advises Macquarie on $92m Catalpa deal
- Freehills, Clutz act on CIC/Goodman cornerstone investment
- Clutz, Allens and Corrs pitch in for Vic Desalination Project
- Allens acts for ALE property on $105m raising
- The shape of things to come
- Goodman Group announces $1.8b raising
- Minters on board for Village Roadshow merger talks
- Freehills advises UBS AG on Challenger raising
- Mallesons/JWS advise on Microsoft/Yahoo! deal
- Allens/Mallesons advise on Bendigo/Adelaide Bank deal
- Blakes represents ANZ on RBS acquisition
- Practice Profile: Media law
- Allens/Corrs act on proposed acquisition of Felix
- US: Readers Digest to file for bankruptcy
- Mallesons/G+T advise on Photon Group capital raising
- ABL/Clayton Utz rev carsales.com IPO
- Regional Profile: Hervey Bay
- Allens/Freehills act on Amcor $1.611 billion capital raising
- Sending accountability straight to the top
- Blake Dawson acts on Boart Longyear Capital Raising
- Beyond the billable hour
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- Regional Profile: Shepparton
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- Recruitment boom a Chinese whisper?
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- Corrs on a roll with Chinese mining deals
- G+T and Minters co-advisors to CMH on SEEK share sale
- Mallesons seals Melbourne trains deal
- Sandra Steele, Bovis Lend Lease, advocate for women in construction
- Amanda Kiely, Thomson Playford Cutlers, part-time Egyptologist
- Tamara Brezzi, Deacons lawyer, IWDA board member
- Victoria's desalination plant gets the go ahead
- Practice profile: energy & resources
- Australia's arbitration hesitation
- No such thing as judicial values?
- Saving domestic arbitration
- Corrs advises on ME bank securitisation
- Freehills advises Ramsay Health Care on its $260m capital raising
- Allens acts for syndicate banks in $510m loan
- Pharmaceutical sector puts spring into September
- Regional Profile: Albury
- Baker & McKenzie acts on Ironbridge PIPE deal
- Dubai's lure a lesson in resilience
- Freehills advises Elders Ltd on 'near death experience'
- Legal Life 2020: Virtual evidence…
- Legal Life 2020: The end of timesheets?
- Legal Life 2020: Online communities
- Legal Life 2020: Minimising risk...
- Legal Life 2020: Movement away from the marble palace
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- Legal Life 2020: Outsourcing will remain a mainstay
- Legal Life 2020: NSW by the numbers...
- Legal Life 2020: Firms who accommodate will rate
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- Legal Life 2020: Legal services go truly international
- Legal Life 2020: Thinking flexible will become cemented
- Legal Life 2020: Recruitment gets global and digital
- Legal life 2020: Giving will come to the fore in law
- Legal Life 2020: Generation Z - law students and graduates in 2020
- Legal Life 2020: Office spaces will have changing faces
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- Legal Life 2020: An introduction...
- Mallesons takes Future Fund bull by the horns
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- Allens acts for Yahoo!7 on acquisition of totaltravel.com
- Allens advises AOFM on new 2025 Treasury Index Bond
- Arnold Bloch Leibler acts for Nufarm in Sinochem takeover
- Minters/Mallesons act on Campbell Brothers capital raising
- Mallesons acts for 13 lead managers on CBA's PERLS V
- Young Guns 09: Melanie Schleiger, workplace relations, Lander and Rogers
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- Young Guns 09: James Hutton, litigation lawyer, Blake Dawson
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- Young Guns 09: Edward Gomes, aviation expert, Middletons
- Young Guns 09: Tim Wiedman, trailblazer, McCullough Robertson
- Young Guns 09: Alyson Eather, DLA Phillips Fox
- Young Guns 09: Grace Wong, relationship builder, AAR
- Young Guns 09: Joanne Panagakis, Slater and Gordon
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- Practice Profile: AML
- Gilbert + Tobin advises on L. J. Hooker acquisition
- When religion meets the law: Shariah law in Australia
- Tales of a lawyer in Saudi Arabia
- Mallesons/Clayton Utz advise on $294 million MMG capital raising
- Middletons acts for Shell on Global Site System Project
- Law Reform 2010: COAG reform puts law society presidents to work
- Law Reform 2010: Mary Macken, Law Society of New South Wales
- Law Reform 2010: Peter Eardley, Queensland Law Society
- Law Reform 2010: Hylton Quail, Law Society of Western Australia
- Law Reform 2010: Matthew Storey, Law Society Northern Territory
- Law Reform 2010: Graeme Jones, Law Society of Tasmania
- Law Reform 2010: Steven Stevens, Law Institute of Victoria
- Law Reform 2010: Athol Opas, ACT Law Society
- Law Reform 2010: Richard Mellows, Law Society of South Australia
- Minters/Corrs and ABL advise on forestry assets sale
- Top-tier gets in on Kathmandu IPO
- UQ law students off to intern with Obama adminstration
- Blakes, Mallesons and Freehills on $1.7 billion ANZ capital raising
- The reformation of US litigation funding
- John Ridgway: Pacific legal dream unearths hidden treasure
- The outlook for boutique firms in 2010
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- Litigation funding: What the pundits say
- Clifford Chance on record-breaking IPO
- Woodside sale of Otway Gas interest to Origin
- What's in a name: DLA Phillips Fox case study
- The future of legal research and search tools
- Law firms get ready for Christmas party season
- Countdown to Copenhagen: Freehills' Renee Garner
- Selena Cartwright: How to transform a firm and stay young
- Freehills and Allens act on mega gold deal
- Mallesons advises on $US800 million US bond issue
- Sydney law grad awarded Australia-At-Large Rhodes Scholarship
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: Mid-tiers make their mark
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: Climate change
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: The rise and rise of in-house
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: Speaking out about outsourcing
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: Too many city lawyers highlights rural shortage
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: Alternative billing methods gain momentum
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: The shift to lawyers with business minds
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: Mental health issues come to the fore
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: Workplace relations tug of war
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends: Big firms place freeze on salaries
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends in the legal profession
- 2009 IN REVIEW Across the board: Robert Milliner, Mallesons Stephen Jaques
- 2009 IN REVIEW Across the board: Andrew Willder, Lander & Rogers
- 2009 IN REVIEW Across the board: John Kain, Kain Corporate + Commercial
- 2009 IN REVIEW Across the board: Peter Turner, ACLA
- 2009 IN REVIEW 2010 Predictions: What's hot...
- 2009 IN REVIEW 2010 Predictions: ... and what's not hot
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key events of the year
- Allens and Blakes take the challenge
- 2009 IN REVIEW: The movers and shakers of the year
- 2009 IN REVIEW: The dealmakers of the year
- 2009 IN REVIEW: Firms cut ranks with redundancies
- Freehills advise on Abacus placement
- Mallesons negotiates for coal deal
- Corrs rounds up Felix deal
- Freehills eases German fund’s Australian entry
- Clifford Chance seals Thai solar project financing
- So you want to be an international lawyer?
- Lavan Legal assists in billion-dollar development deal
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- The making of legal leadership
- Clayton Utz closes Peninsula Link deal
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- Thomson Playford Cutlers completes major HR deal
- Corrs lining up Macarthur Coal deals
- A lawyer's journey across the professions
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- Freehills drives $30 million acquisition
- Mallesons advises on Asian wholesale fund
- Corrs and Ferrier Hodgson close Allco sale
- Allens closes Charter Hall acquisition
- DLA Phillips Fox closes mining deal
- G+T advise on PEP takeover
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- Kah Lawyers, Parramatta
- Mallesons advises on $US200 million acquisition
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- Life starts at 50
- Mallesons and Dibbs Barker drive pet accessories acquisition
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- Mallesons and Herbert Smith act on LNG deal
- Top firms act on $195 million sale
- TLG Lawyers Queensland - Animal lawyers
- Corrs and Bakers guide Corporate Express takeover
- Allens advises on MMC capital raising
- ILH announces successful capital raising
- Michael Bula Solicitors, Melbourne
- Metcash gains control of Mitre 10
- Freehills advises Merrill Lynch
- Mallesons acts for FirstMac
- Lawyers dominate MasterChef
- Nick Nichola - The accidental managing partner
- Corrs and Hunt & Hunt guide Nations Petroleum deal
- WA wind farm proves interest in renewable energy
- $800 million CBD development deal
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- Boost Juice sells majority stake
- Sumitomo grows Nufarm investment
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- Freehills guides $80 million placement
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- Firm Profile: Defending indigenous cultural rights at Terri Janke & Company, Sydney
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- $191 million wind farm acquired
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- Australia's first lady of international arbitration
- Clutz drives $40 million placement
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- TPC drives $20 million acquisition
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- Between a goat and the law
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- Valemus $1.3 billion IPO lodged
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- Tony Holland: never look back
- Firms cash-in on car leasing deal
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- The lawyer in Jamie's kitchen
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- Firm Profile: Specialisation success for Catherine Henry Partners, Newcastle
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- Allens land trans-Tasman finance deal
- Another win for Lend Lease
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- Practice Profile: Keeping up with white collar crime
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- Metcash snaps up Franklins
- Firms go to school on Study Group sale
- Freehills helps CSR lose its sweetness
- Peter Slattery's national agenda
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- Chinese energy project heats up
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- Candidly Kirby
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- Corrs called upon for Vodafone deals
- Mallesons leads grain agreement
- Orica and Dulux part ways
- Chinese merger creates software giant
- CP&S pieces together Mosaic deal
- Clutz takes role on Atlantic capital raising
- Legal Leaders: Andrew Grech and the firm that just keeps growing
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- Riversdale raises capital for African project
- Tat Hong looks to acquire Tutt Bryant
- Aviva strikes again
- Four firms act on $39 million ING deal
- First public transport PPP a step closer
- Largest private equity buy-out on track
- Man cannot live on law alone: Masterchef's Peter Kritikidies
- Clutz takes role on SAI Global equity raising
- Bendigo and BCD to merge
- Mallesons settles Multiplex action
- Freehills behind corporate bond market first
- Practice Profile: Northern exposure in the top end
- Staples takes the lot
- Vodafone and Ericsson deal
- Freehills behind Fairfax financing facility
- Japanese food company scores double acquisition
- Brazilian company takes slice of Riversdale
- Ivy and Establishment empire refinanced
- Regional Profile: China - the land of continued opportunity
- Hall & Wilcox drive APN partnership
- Retail Decisions sale decided
- Legal Leaders: In and out of Africa - Blakiston & Crabb's Michael Blakiston
- Allens drives Telco deal
- Gloucester and Noble play nice
- Landmark Indian mining investment
- Stockland to boost retirement portfolio
- 2010 Icon Awards: West Australian student takes out Law Student of the Year Award
- 2010 Icon Awards: Allens Arthur Robinson recognised for pro bono efforts
- 2010 Icon Awards: Baker & McKenzie & PLN awarded innovation prize
- 2010 Icon Awards: Mallesons Stephen Jacques takes talent management honours
- 2010 Icon Awards: Swaab Attorneys praised for practice management excellence
- 2010 Icon Awards: Freehills partner edges out strong competition to claim Dealmaker Award
- 2010 Icon Awards: Danny Gilbert named managing partner of the year
- 2010 Icon Awards: Allens Arthur Robinson lawyer nabs Young Gun award
- 2010 Icon Awards: Norton Rose's John Sharkey recognised for Life Achievement
- 2010 Icon Awards: Lawyers honoured
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- Sweet deal on edible alcohol
- Living it up offshore
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- Ivanhoe launches capital raising
- DLA Piper guides electricity acquisition
- Corrs act on duo
- Legal Leaders: Daring to be different - Marque Lawyers' Michael Bradley
- Troubled Sigma to sell up
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- Freehills lands year's biggest property deal
- Freehills behind Aston Resources IPO
- Blake Dawson seals lithium deal
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- Photon raises capital
- The balancing act
- Election 2010 The Young Activist: Nathan Timmins
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- G + T adds water to deal mix
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- DLA Piper leads Solarfun deal
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- Freehills behind Santos notes issue
- Bid for Healthscope approved
- Webb Henderson closes major Singapore Telco deal
- Equity Trustees acquires OAMPS Super
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- Young Guns 2010: Kylie Lane, Senior Associate, Blake Dawson
- Young Guns 2010: Jnana Gumbert, Director, Stacks/Goudkamp
- Young Guns 2010: Fergus Green, Lawyer, Allens Arthur Robinson
- Young Guns 2010: Eliza Evans, Lawyer, Minter Ellison
- Young Guns 2010: Darren Fittler, Lawyer, Gilbert + Tobin
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- G+T guides NHC divestment
- Blakes behind hostile takeover bid
- DLA Piper guides health acquisition
- Deal tells 1000 words for firms involved
- G+T gets piece of Healthscope deal
- Corrs deal moves earth
- Allens lets oil funds flow
- DLA Piper behind Chinese IPO in Hong Kong
- Minters and Mallesons battle it out in takeover offer
- HopgoodGanim drives 35 million share placement
- Pacifying the Pacific: Law in the Solomon Islands
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- Top-tier helps US company land The MAC
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- Clutz strikes gold with multi-million merger
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- Freehills behind billion dollar metals sale
- Share placement shows interest in resources
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- Legal Leaders: Peter Bobbin, a lawyer for shareholders
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- Equinox takeover bid accepted
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- Sustaining your firm through succession planning
- Hillgrove Resources finalises funding
- Corrs behind Fortescue bond offering
- Westfield proposes new trust
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- HDY helps Jupiter acquire South African mine stake
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- Three top firms take part in Port of Brisbane sale
- DibbsBarker acts on rare tender offer process
- Grocon lets go three Melbourne offices
- HopgoodGanim advises on energy placement
- Allens leads multi-national OneSteel deal
- DLA Piper advises world's biggest coal miner on IPO
- Corrs and A&O act on metals demerger
- Minters signs off on major IBM deal
- Four firms behind life business deal
- Dominion acquires ten hotels
- The fight for military justice
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- HopgoodGanim advises on Renaissance IPO
- Freehills behind major CBA bond issue
- Biggest-ever NSW energy deal signed
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- Allens part of biggest IPO in a decade
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- G+T secures IT deal for Westpac
- Movers and Shakers 2010: The top 25 game changers
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- Movers & Shakers 2010: Michelle Sindler, Australian International Disputes Centre
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Jane Seymour, Gadens Lawyers
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Penny Stevens, Middletons
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Middletons' workplace group wins big in appointments
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Duncan McGregor, Domestic Offsets Integrity Committee
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Bronwyn Lincoln, London Court of International Arbitration
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Changing Places -- Joydeep Hor and Shana Schreirer-Joffe, Harmers Work
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Doug Jones, London Court of International Arbitration
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Tony Holland, DLA Phillips Fox
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Peter Gordon, Gordon Legal
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Grant Fuzi, Allen & Overy Australia
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Chris Freeland, Baker & McKenzie
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Paul Fildes, Taussig Cherrie Fildes
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Kathleen Farrell, Takeovers Panel
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Bruce Cooper, Clayton Utz
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Tim Castle, Atanaskovic Hartnell
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Caleb Franklin, NSW magistrate
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Robert Austin, Minter Ellison
- Movers & Shakers 2010: Amber Keating, Minter Ellison
- Allens advises on major mining double
- Flying solo
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- Norton Rose has finger in PNG mining pie
- Legal Leaders: Winning the west - Ian Cochrane
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- Freehills and Mallesons drive bond issue
- Allens scores for Rio Tinto again
- Corrs and A&O act on massive refinancing deal
- Top-tier firms the new boutiques?
- Looking forward
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- Blakes and Blakistons behind energy equity raising
- Malaysian company snaps up Melbourne property
- Freehills and Bakers act on cross-border JV
- Three top firms act on grain acquisition
- G+T forges new airline alliance
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- Firms cash-in on Queensland gas deal
- Freehills and Clutz help Lend Lease expand
- ABL helps troubled company with refinancing
- Pipers strikes gold with ASX listing
- Minters behind Rio Tinto acquisition
- Blakes acts on iron takeover bid
- Trio of firms reel in education deal
- Monash law student argues her way to the top
- DLA Piper acts on significant HK listing
- Blakes behind Caledon Resources placement
- Mallesons acts on souped up deal
- Freehills nails big MAC deal
- ABL handles weighty acquisition
- Allens acts on anti-fraud deal
- Great Southern forestry deal completed at last
- Blakes and G+T act on takeover bid
- Legal Leaders: Doing it my way -- John Atanaskovic
- Practice Profile: Sports law lifting the legal game
- Practice Profile: Sports law lifting the legal game (1)
- NR guides Innamincka strategy
- Corrs advises on major Indian investment
- Middletons acts on billion dollar biotech deal
- Mallesons behind Telstra restructure
- ABL acts on energy raising
- Clutz guides Regent iron bid
- Practice Profile: Balancing act for Public Private Partnerships
- Legal Leaders: Settling scores amicably - Tony Dempsey
- Firm Profile: Innovation at William Roberts Lawyers
- Going green: Case study - William Roberts Lawyers
- Going green: Case study - ABC Green Futures Project
- Going green: Case study - Allens Arthur Robinson
- Going green: Simple steps to green your firm
- The business of going green: why law firms should reduce their carbon footprints
- Blakes assists on US/Norwegian deal
- Thomsons helps the good wines flow
- Clutz takes lead role on $42 million Myer deal
- HopgoodGanim drives mining placement
- Middletons wrestles with Sumo deal
- Practice profile: Sun shines on energy and resources lawyers
- Attack of the global giants: Australia the new black for international firms
- Independence swoops on Jabiru
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- ABL and Freehills behind Astra takeover
- Clutz works on historic private forestry sale
- Legal Leaders: Arriving with arithmetic - Bill Fazio
- Clutz and Norton Rose get intrepid with travel deal
- Firms close major media deal
- Thomsons and Kelly & Co land Japanese deal
- Trio acts on consortium acquisition
- Freehills guides ANZ finance deal
- A mission to change the world: Larissa Behrendt
- Allens keeps NSW rail project on track
- Freehills and G+T act on Centro sell-off
- Pipers ties up deal to Impress
- Norton Rose and Corrs drive Zetkin deal
- The class action attraction
- Legal Leaders: Sir Laurence Street
- G+T leads on ACP deal
- Paid placement offer for female student
- For the love of points
- Shaping your firm's future: top marketing techniques for lawyers
- Practice profile: Good times keep on rolling for M&A
- Environment: Is there the right climate for change?
- Heroes v Heroes: Australian lawyers play leading role in September 11 case
- Are industry tensions eating away at legal ethics?
- Firm Profile: Billing alternatives a feature at Turtons, Sydney
- Practice Profile: Transport & logistics sector keeps on moving
- ADR: Alternatives available for hire
- Practice profile: Fighting for fairness in family law
- Spreading his wings: Joseph Kelly, Kelly Workplace Lawyers
- G+T helps Paddy Power come to town
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Hong Kong
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Japan
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: China
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Singapore
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: New Zealand
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: New York
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: United States
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Middle East
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Dubai
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: United Kingdom
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: London
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Ireland
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Russia
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Offshore
- Innovation guides Origin offer
- Global Job Hotspots 2011: Where to next for Australian lawyers?
- UK firm reveals Libyan and mystery client
- Practice Profile: Employment lawyers riding the wave of reform
- Legal Leaders: Fox Tucker's Joe DeRuvo on going separate ways
- Women leading with the law
- Norton Rose leads on Industrea deal
- Appleby and DLA act on Bermuda funds deal
- Adverse conditions in Japan affect Russian uranium deal
- Practice Profile: Copyright test case raises more questions
- The green economy: capturing business in carbon
- Allens goes Bush on Tassie land deal
- Minters drives Namibian uranium offer
- HDY and Mallesons act on ING deal
- Alinta restructure attracts 11 firms
- Crossing a continent for a cause: DibbsBarker's Steve Cartwright
- Frontier Africa: Golden opportunities for Australian lawyers
- Legal Leaders: Practice makes perfect for TressCox managing partner Peter Smith
- Seven firms act on Goodman acquisition
- Four firms behind Becton restructure
- An education makeover for the College of Law
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- Legally green: Meet the firms revealing their carbon footprints
- Deals 11 June 2004
- Insolvency heats up as economy cools
- Corrs advises on China Metallurgical IPO
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- Piper Alderman in $20 million land sale
- The weight of the law failing students
- Mallesons closes third gold deal in a year
- Freehills and Allens guide capital raising offer
- Mallesons drives two big deals
- Practice Profile: Transforming telecommunications
- Goldcorp acquires Andean
- Women lawyers: Still chasing change
- Freehills adds zest to juice deal
- Finders keepers: Firms offering lucrative deals to attract top lawyers
- Freehills advises on Equinox offer
- Freehills and Bakers drive Dutch deal
- Allens works on Henderson acquisition
- Jones Day drives bid for iSoft
- HopgoodGanim acts on US gold deal
- Allens behind Leighton capital raising
- The Australian crawl: the new wave of law firms going 'national'
- Tale of two men: AJ Brown's new biography of Michael Kirby
- Practice Profile: Adaptability key for climate change lawyers as carbon debate heats up
- Bold moves: The boutique law firms taking on big law
- Legal Leaders: Shades of green law for Minter Ellison's Duncan McGregor
- Allens handles major tech services deal
- Clutz and Minters act on Pac Brands deal
- Allens helps create energy giant
- Follow the leaders: The business case for social media
- Follow the leaders: How to build an effective online profile
- Red dawn: The new opportunities for Australian law firms in China
- Life outside the law: Triathlete, ironman and Lavan Legal lawyer Paul McQueen
- DLA and Clutz act on $40m raising for CSG
- Bakers helps Aussie firm raise greenbacks
- Living-the-good-life-Danny-Gilbert-on-the-importance-of-ethical-leadership
- Philanthropy: To give or not to give?
- Blakes and Clutz aid $1.4bn Chinese resources stake
- Mallesons and G+T act on Valad property deal
- Corrs behind major Melbourne lease
- Legal Leaders: Candidly Catherine Branson, Australian Human Rights Commissioner
- A little time goes a long way to improving your practice
- Practice profile: Air of uncertainty for banking & finance lawyers
- Freehills and Bakers act on Thai energy deal
- A seat at the table: Mallesons' Robert Milliner and Corrs' John Denton join heavyweights in China
- Sparkes concludes Timorese pro bono project
- Three firms behind Aston Resources sale
- HDY goes Global for TV deal
- Hall & Wilcox acts on education deal
- The elephant in the room: Starting the conversation on legal process outsourcing
- The global reach of legal process outsourcing
- Practice Profile: Perfect harmony for OHS lawyers?
- Double vision: Clifford Chance & DLA Piper's plans for the local market
- Griffith University to host law students conference focusing on skills development
- Blakes drives Chinese resources deal
- Blakes and Allens behind software deal
- Pipers strikes NBN deal with Optus
- Minters moves for a sweet deal
- Mallesons acts on strategic cross-border deal
- G+T lead Polish/Nigerian oil deal
- Blakes digs deep for Drillsearch capital raising
- Allens and Blakes close AWB deal
- Three firms move on major coal acquisition
- Freehills acts on Royal Wolf IPO
- DLA Piper finds home on housing project
- Allens advises on oil raising
- Two firms bring in new credit provider
- Blakes and Minters drive GE acquisition
- Law of the Land: Greener pastures for regional lawyers?
- Practice Profile: The chosen few -- the rapidly shrinking world of personal injury lawyers
- Blakes acts on second Gold One deal
- Corrs drives V8 Supercar deal
- Norton Rose's global reach lands airport deal
- The dissatisfaction epidemic: Why are lawyers unhappy?
- DLA advises on luxury goods deal
- ABL reels in great catch
- Top firms act on giant TV deal
- Allens acts on Goodman acquisition
- Blakes and Freehills bring home mortgage deal
- Allion seals Canadian resources deal
- Allens advises on energy acquisition
- Legal Leaders: Against the odds -- Ron McCallum
- The making of a national firm: Sparke Helmore
- The making of a national firm: Moray & Agnew
- The making of a national firm: Minter Ellison
- The making of a national firm: Mallesons Stephen Jaques
- The making of a national firm: Johnson Winter & Slattery
- The making of a national firm: Freehills
- The making of a national firm: Corrs Chambers Westgarth
- The making of a national firm: Clayton Utz
- The making of a national firm: Blake Dawson
- The making of a national firm: Allens Arthur Robinson
- The making of a national firm: Ten firms and how they expanded
- Partners will be partners: the reluctance towards incorporation
- Ex curia: More than role play -- Chris Freeland on the Sydney Film Festival
- Mallesons acts on Bradken deal
- Allens behind Rio Tinto deal to explore China
- Allens renewing QLD with coal deal
- Corrs helps Macarthur with Codrilla sale
- Allens acts on Peet land strategy deal
- Minters boosts Sucrogen's capabilities
- Gadens acts on Blackthorn capital raising
- Top firms bring home SA's biggest PPP
- Six firms act on major PPP
- Freehills leads on property deal
- Firms strike it rich on gold merger
- Blakes drinks to Pacific beer deal
- Allens drives Swedish end of NBN deal
- Corrs behind Indian finance for QLD coal terminal
- Fast deal on fast food
- Allion seals $22 million mining merge
- The third sector: cutting the red tape
- Mills Oakley lands trans-Tasman deal
- Global and top-tier firms close Oaks deal
- Mallesons acts on takeover and notes issue
- Minters guides West African capital raising
- Freehills secures top outcome for development giant
- Three firms secure Stockland deal
- Allens advises health changeover
- No winners with interim ban
- Firms oversee historic broadband plan
- Clutz advises Territory grab
- New Horizon after Mallesons advice
- Allens advises healthy Archer acquisition
- Thomson acts on IT mix
- Norton Rose powers solar deal
- Corrs strikes golden gaming opportunity
- Legal Leaders: Community Service - Helen Campbell OAM
- 2011 Partnership Appointments: Who made it
- Mallesons acts in meaty refinance deal
- ABL acts on big kids deal
- Hong Kong dreaming
- Clarendon acts in cyber sale
- Bakers closes shop on five-star deal
- Blake's advises on wind farm sale
- Minters secures sweet deal
- HDY advises Orange Capital acquisition
- Three firms act on steely deal
- Clutz merger deal Snowballs
- Legal Leaders: The long road - native title barrister Tony McAvoy
- The injustice of intolerance: Speaking out about depression in the law
- Long road to uniformity for conduct rules
- Clutz acts on sizzling deal
- Clutz and Mallesons rock Aus-China mining deal
- LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Life Achievement Award
- LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Talent Manager of the Year
- LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Box-Breaker of the Year
- LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Practice Manager of the Year
- LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Law Student of the Year
- LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Dealmaker of the Year
- LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Managing Partner of the Year
- Star shines for three firms on Broadway.
- Mallesons, Allens and A&O advise on equity raising
- LW 2011 Law Awards Finalists: Young Gun of the Year
- LW 2011 Law Awards: Meet the finalists
- Lawyers see carbon tax as a 'win' for the renewable energy sector
- Practice Profile: Clean bill for health lawyers
- Bakers acts in clean multi-billion dollar merge
- London Report 2011: How to land a role in London
- London Report 2011: Global firms as stepping stones to the UK
- London Report 2011: Taking the 'homegrown' route to London
- Allens advises on high-flying asset swap
- JWS advises on multinational M&A deal
- Gadens and Minters advise on Stockland retirement village pickup
- Three firms act on PPP project
- Walking the Line
- South Korea: The next hotspot for foreign law firms?
- Workplace bullying seen as the 'RSI of the noughties'
- Gadens advises on new Perth hospital bid
- G+T and Freehills advise on QLD airports deal
- Addisons gets up on Sportingbet deal
- Webb Henderson powers Singapore telecoms deal
- Size matters: The call to go small for lawyers seeking work/life balance
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Colin Biggers & Paisley recognised for best practice
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Slater & Gordon's Andrew Grech named Managing Partner of the Year
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Freehills top of class in talent management
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Laing O'Rourke named In-House Team of the Year
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Gilbert & Tobin's Garry Besson named Dealmaker of the Year
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Macquarie University student takes top honours
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Shine Lawyers star takes out Young Gun Award
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Innovation at Advent Lawyers earns top gong
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Sir Laurence Street honoured for contribution to legal profession
- 2011 Lawyers Weekly Awards: Winners announced
- Macquarie's NYC legal counsel joins HDY
- Freehills secures Asia interest in Mirvac
- Meet the indispensables: The non-lawyers propping up the business
- Meet the indispensables: Kelly O'Shaughnessy, social media strategist, Blake Dawson
- Meet the indispensables: Michelle Patmore, Executive Assistant, Freehills
- Meet the indispensables: Jeremy Hyman, media and communications manager, Middletons
- Top UK firms lack online presence
- Gilbert & Tobin's Garry Besson named Dealmaker of the Year
- Three firms advise on Rio-Mitsubishi mine bid
- Bakers secures landmark carbon deal
- Centro's bad news good news for law firms
- NZ and Aus firms advise in $5 billion deal
- Corrs and Mallesons advise QLD coal swap
- Legal Leaders: Quest for justice - Arnold Bloch Leibler's Mark Leibler
- Changing Channels: Lawyers who switched from the top tier to television
- Changing Channels: Lawyer & comedian James O'Loghlin
- Changing Channels: Slater & Gordon alumni & screenwriter Jane Allen
- Changing Channels: Andrew O'Keefe on Allens to showbiz
- ALSA critical of Government's TEQSA higher education regulator
- G+T acts on water deal
- HDY and Advent kick goals
- DLA Piper advises Wishlist share sale to Qantas
- Mallesons and Freehills advice in pipeline
- Allens Arthur Robinson acts on High Court asylum case
- Practice Profile: Animal law - the 'next social justice movement'
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- Allens advises insurance giant
- Freehills advises $133m deal
- Four firms advise on MYOB sale
- Allion and Allens act on mine merge
- A delicate balance: The Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities
- Legal Leaders: Freehills' Philippa Stone on making it count
- Pressure rising: Aviation law sector braces for change
- Western Front: Squire Sanders chief on the firm's Australian strike
- A&O advises on mining grab
- Addisons and Allens act on cheese float
- DLA Piper advises on eHealth deal
- Minters and Freehills advise on CBA grab
- Blake's and McCullough Robertson advise on coal takeover
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- Three firms bring funeral deal to life
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- Lawyers assist Indigenous artists craft a lasting legacy
- Consuming passions: Infinity and beyond for space lawyer Michael Davis
- Consuming passions: Law ahoy for marine and wine lawyer Marcel Vaarzon-Morel
- Clutz and Minters seal water deal
- Hynes advises on Strategic acquisition
- Legal Leaders: Keeping it in the family - NSW Law Society President Stuart Westgarth
- Slater and Gordon launches fixed fee service - 2012
- Law vs policy: What next after the High Court's ruling on 'Malaysia Solution'?
- The race for legal honours: Why lawyers are taking the postgraduate path
- Three firms spin southern hemisphere's largest wind farm
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- The race for legal honours: The benefits of postgraduate study
- Losing momentum: LCA president on national professional reform
- HopgoodGanim advises on Chinese share deal
- Watching the money men: Tighter regulation ahead for litigation funders
- A&O advises Banpu on Mongolian takeover
- Trial and error: AIJA spotlights holes in criminal justice system
- Minter Ellison and Clifford Chance act on billion dollar deal
- Allens Arthur Robinson acts on Chinese-backed million dollar loan
- Freehills and Minter Ellison advise on mineral raising
- Swapping religious robes for the law
- Charter changes sound death knell
- Race for relevance
- Hynes Lawyers and Blake Dawson act in mineral takeover
- Henry Davis York oversees million dollar Melbourne sale
- Wheat deal for Mallesons Stephen Jaques and Baker & Mackenzie
- A&O advises Hong Kong's Kerogen Capital
- Five firms advise million dollar takeover offer
- A steely resolve
- The information game
- Blakes and Bakers advise on takeover
- Allens and Blake's advise on billion dollar coal funding
- Clifford Chance advises on coal terminal investment
- Allens and Mallesons advise on Leighton sale
- Yes Minister
- Clifford Chance drinks from Foster's deal cup
- Allens and Freshfields fly billion dollar asset swap
- The work you do when things go bad
- Mallesons and Freehills power AGL joint venture
- Blake's and Freehills advise on Abacus joint venture
- Freehills wins on casino deal
- Three firms advise on Choice takeover
- Clutz, Freehills and Mallesons act on Rebel Sport sale
- Blakes floats BHP dam deal
- Raking in the money
- Mallesons and G + T help launch Evolution Mining
- Riding the resources boom
- HopgoodGanim and Corrs line up equity deal
- Clayton Utz counts capital raisings
- Three firms advise on cutting edge deal
- JWS and Hardings Lawyers trade underwear
- Lawyers not squeamish about "blood pledge"
- DLA Piper advises on tech deal
- It’s the new style
- When disaster strikes
- A formal pledge for pro bono
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- Corrs, JWS and Blakes advise on ConnectEast deal
- Caught in the crosshairs
- Stranger than fiction
- Allens and Mallesons onboard for Perth Airport restructure
- Clayton Utz advises on prison project
- Mallesons advises Aussie insurer
- Repairing the paradox
- Mallesons and Gilbert + Tobin act in Evolution capital raising
- Ryan Lawyers advises on new Singapore Sofitel
- DLA Piper powers capital raising
- Russell McVeagh and Freehills advise Fairfax on IPO
- Thomsons Lawyers and Mallesons advise on billion dollar Fitzroy Project
- Minters advises on Pacific Highway upgrade
- Once bitten, twice shy
- Bakers and Corrs flow through ASX merger
- Mallesons and Bakers oversee sweet Thai-Aus takeover
- Clayton Utz and Mallesons advise on million dollar energy lift
- Firms combine to launch ANZ global bonds
- Moving on up
- Change of view: top-tier to mid-tier
- Mallesons and Allens act on billion dollar health care refinancing
- Think global, leave locals
- Weapons of mass defection
- Thinking and moving laterally
- Now for something a little bit different
- Mallesons and Blake's act on million dollar Bluescope capital raising
- Fair crack of the whip
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- Corrs and DMAW Lawyers advise on WA mining grab
- Freehills and Minters act on CBA Count grab
- Clayton-Utz-and-Maddocks-advise-on-Centro-Group-restructure
- Taking the plunge
- Freehills relieves I-Med debt
- For-the-love-of-money-lawyer-levels
- For the love of money: the city showdown
- For the love of money: the ever-expanding and lucrative house
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- Bakers and Freehills advise on smart capital raising
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- Thomsons advises on Intercast & Forge sale
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- KWM and Freehills advise on IAG reinvestment offer
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- MBG makes sweet acquisition in time for ANZAC day
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- Chasing China
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- Bakers and Holding Redlich act in golden takeover
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- KWM and Freehills advise on sale of transport group
- The Mongolian movement
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- Top tier advises on $150 million deal
- Clutz and G + T advise on Iluka Resources refinance
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- KWM advises Keppel on data centre investment
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- Petronas sells stake in APA Group
- Thomsons package up another acquisition
- Three firms act in multi-million dollar Brisbane property sale
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- Real estate deal banking on Clayton Utz’s advice
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- Firms ferry across new private owner
- Clutz advises on NEXTDC step
- Crash or crash through
- Ashurst act on $325 million notes issue
- Freehills and A&O act on sale of RBS advisory business
- Global firm Hines moves into Oz
- Clutz acts on acquisition of WA firm
- A&O and ABL drive Exego refinance
- Maddocks and PwC drive through car distribution deal
- Intellectual properties
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- Minters advises on US company’s ASX listing
- KWM helps secure China gas acquisition
- Five firms act on Sydney Desalination Plant privatisation
- Chasing the Rainbow
- Clutz and Freehills act on multi-million dollar raising
- NRA and Freehills advise on schools deal
- Thinking outside the box
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- NRA and KWM advise on $150 million finance sale
- Three firms act on US debt-capital raising
- AGL makes multi-million dollar entitlement offer
- Firms seal sweet Aussie acquisition
- Centro sells half of its three largest shopping centres
- Big four fund FOXTEL’s $3 billion AUSTAR acquisition
- A patchwork market
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- ABL acts on $28 million timber mill sale
- Kelloggs swallows up Pringles
- Toga on track with new hotel at Royal Randwick
- Moribund Melbourne?
- Firms got Talent 2 advise on takeover
- Ausdrill secures $150 million
- Who can you bank on?
- Running on empty
- Social climbers
- Lloyds sells off real estate loans
- Ashurst and Bakers help close property deal
- Pepper acquires Suncorp portfolio
- Freehills acts on raising
- Legal Leaders: Humble beginnings
- HDY handles Hastie collapse
- Corrs and Clutz act on mining acquisition
- Age-old question
- KWM and Freehills advise on thirsty takeover
- Minters and Freehills act in building sale
- NRA, KWM and Ashurst act on gas deal
- Clutz and Freehills act on takeover bid
- Bakers advises on bulk buy
- Cutting in the middle man
- Corrs acts on $US1 billion software buy
- Telstra invests $US35 million in Silicon Valley
- KWM and Clutz act on Echo raising
- Extreme makeover: The NSW Report
- Class acts
- Interlink drives M5 widening
- Pepper moves into Irish mortgage market
- Legal Leaders: Fighting the good fight
- NEC buys CSG’s tech business
- Fighting for settlement
- KWM and Minters help protect defences
- Three firms power refinancing
- Ashurst goes for gold
- DLA links up Government services
- Decipherers of the revolution
- Six appeal: Recruitment challenges in a two-speed economy
- Freehills and Allens drive through sale
- Funtastic fund raising
- Chemical distributor goes global
- Firms savour ice-cream sale
- AMP snaps up super fund
- Quality over quantity
- Mixed emotions
- Firms unite resources
- Herbert Geer works on capital deal for Village
- Dodge deal for ABL
- Seven West raises $440 million
- Plan B for IOOF
- Firms lend expertise to development tender
- Stepping outside
- No turning the tide
- A&O and Minters act on $40 million offer
- Three firms act on leafy deal
- Minters mines million dollar contract
- Media company eyes Ten business
- Clutz advises on $US30 million borrowing
- Qld completes first hospital PPP
- Top 10 deals and dealmakers 2011-12
- Centro star is the real deal
- Drillsearch mines placement
- Wine companies bottle mutual agreement
- Minters acts on hot coal deal
- Bakers cooks up carbon credits deal
- Freehills and KWM lend a hand
- ABL acts for Buxton business
- Three firms put deal in place
- Bakers acts on fashion sale
- Firms fuel notes offer
- Allens advises Caltex on restructuring
- Orient makes express sale
- There’s a fine line...
- Firms act on steely deal
- Red Fork’s sharp raising
- Allens mines Macquarie sale
- Silver Lake’s golden acquisition
- Codan acquires Canadian company
- Firm of the future or stuck in the past?
- Three firms advise on Spotless acquisition
- Molopo lops off Bowen Basin assets
- Ironbridge makes Super sale
- OM Holdings’ $72.5m offer
- Silver Lake increases resources
- No deal
- Legal Leaders: Best of both worlds
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- Property company makes $208m offer
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- Cameco to acquire Australian uranium project
- Race to develop Melbourne land
- Stream to breathe further life into Oxygen
- Three firms act on drinks deal
- SCG stand to get facelift
- Push for the bush
- CBA moves to raise $750 million
- Four firms act on underwriting
- GrainCorp’s double acquisition
- Allens advises on shopping centre purchase
- HDY turns dial on radio deal
- Mind the knowledge gap
- Legal Leaders: Moving into the umpire’s chair
- Breaking old habits
- Troubles in the capital
- TransAlta has the power
- Nine offloads magazine arm
- Five firms get sales on track
- Swaab advises on strategic acquisition
- Kentor strikes gold
- The fight for world peace
- Imagined value
- Maddocks advises on Super acquisition
- Firms act on subsidiary sale
- Middletons acts on cool acquisition
- Allens locks in first major PPP in NZ
- Rekindling the Magic
- Legal Leaders: The bigger picture
- ABL acts in Underbelly grab
- KWM and Minters’ Golden placement
- DLA fuels raising
- Acquisition to fight infection
- Firms act on ‘appy acquisition
- What’s all the hub-a-baloo?
- Down to business
- Qantas offloads cargo asset to Australia Post
- Firms advise on high-energy acquisition
- Merger worth its weight in gold
- Crimes against justice
- Joint venture purchases Treasury site
- IMX acquires nickel partner
- IR takes backseat as election looms
- ACCC approves SAP acquisition
- Firms row in on Creek Street sale
- Telstra takes over Adam
- KWM advises on company takeover
- Firms chart $100 million raising
- BlueSky strikes oil with catering company
- ALE finds security
- Vital cogs in the machine
- Hanging in the balance - 2012
- U&D mines Endocoal shares
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- Thomsons nets big sale
- Allion acts on out-of-this-world raising
- Bunnings’ million-dollar sale
- Top 25 Movers & Shakers of 2012
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- Slice of the action
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- Minters and HDY act on property merger
- JWS advises on $15m offer
- Seeds of hope
- HSF advises on major purchase
- Ashurst and Corrs act on $186m property raising
- Firms act on cheesy deal
- Minters acts on real estate raising
- 2012 - The year in review: Alone in a crowd
- Corrs and Clayton Utz land hot Mongolian deal
- ARMZ mines new opportunities
- What goes up ... must come down
- Legal Leaders: The people's president - Joe Catanzariti
- Addisons raises game for lottery deal
- Deal banks on Allens and HSF (1)
- Firms sparkle on takeover bid (1)
- Things can only get better
- Thomsons banks on tough new partner
- Swine work if you can get it
- Feeling the pressure
- Down and out ... of the box
- Legal Leaders: Leading from the front - Laura Hartley
- Ashurst acts on resources takeover
- Bullying ‘pandemic’ in law firms
- Centro case stalls
- Mallesons merger deal biggest in M&A
- Hopgood Ganim, DLA Phillips Fox on heavy-metal deal
- Freehills, Mallesons collaborate on Fairfax deal
- Allens and Mallesons, reinforcing OneSteel
- Global round-up: Mayer Brown; The Oracle/ Sun deal
- IP lawyers face U-turn after High Court ruling
- Class action over Firepower imminent
- Mallesons' icecream deal has 'IP flavour'
- Janet Jackson’s wardrobe malfunction case sent back for review
- Allens on latest capital raising
- Allens on M&A pension deal
- JWS, Freehills scoop Viterra's $1.6b acquisition
- Chinalco chief reassures Aus over Rio deal
- ANZ announces $2.5 billion capital raising
- GM restructure would deplete profession: lawyers
- Corrs drills into Woodside capital raising
- Allens acts on Charter Hall capital raising deal
- Blakes takes ANZ deal
- Slaters to spark class action investigation
- Clayton Utz, Freehills on Fisher & Paykel deal
- ACCC gives nod to telecomms merger
- GM deal absorbs 15 law firms, so far
- Mallesons builds beleaguered Citi
- Allens on Perth property deal
- Firm makes rock n' roll deal
- Rio ditches Chinalco, considers BHP union
- Allens and Freehills advise as Rio strikes deal with BHP
- Blakes acts for BHP on Rio deal
- Chinalco mess a win for dealmakers: Deacons
- Freehills, top tier, on Transpacific capital raising
- Blakes acts on $117m capital raising
- ACCC gives green light on Woolworths merger
- Mallesons only Aus firm to claim HK deal
- Mallesons bags first retail IPO this year
- New website takes the guess work out of legal hiring
- Aviva sale a sign of resilience
- Blake Dawson sits in on tram tender
- Mallesons advise James Hardie Industries NV on latest move
- Norton Rose advises Jefferies on JZ Capital offering
- Mallesons advise James Hardie Industries NV on latest move (1)
- Freehills top on league tables, by count
- Bargain hunters swoop in for capital raisings
- M&A lawyers weigh up deal size versus volume conundrum
- Lawyers scramble over Michael Jackson's assets
- Rio deals continue
- Allens, Freehills, Clayton Utz and Deacons share biosciences deal
- Mallesons' Perth team advises on $18.3m property deal
- G+T advises on 'historic' water deal
- CGW acts on Brisbane property duo deal
- Allens acts on $40 million joint venture
- Freehills advises on Virgin capital raising
- Capital raisings have changed, say lawyers
- Henry Davis York acts on Lehman deal
- Mallesons advises on NAB alliance
- Ten announces $138m equity raising
- Allens, Clayton Utz, act on desalination project
- Freehills confirms it acted on Ten deal
- Freehills takes a place on major property capital raising
- Blakes banks on ANZ, RBS deal
- Allens helps bank recover from dive
- Top firms share property deal
- Allens, Corrs, advise on mega China takeover
- Trademark furore over Aussie wine
- Amcor deal a sign of things to come: lawyers
- Mallesons scoops Challenger deal
- Small mining is canary in iron ore recovery
- Allens, Freehills, act on healthcare equity raising
- Clayton Utz, CP&S advise on Babcock deal
- Disney deal draws a new picture of M&A
- Sugar industry a sweet deal for M&A lawyers
- Mallesons Stephen Jaques jumps on Melbourne train deal
- Corrs and G+T act on pharma merger
- Blake Dawson logs on to broadband deal
- Corrs acts on $276m securitisation
- G+T advises on telecommunications deal
- Freehills to advise on Goldman Sachs on capital raising
- Law firm Freehills advises on AWA capital raising
- Freehills, Allens build roadmap of new legislation
- Corrs, CSO, clear renewable energy deal
- Law firm Clayton Utz acts on ING deal
- JWS acts on $1.6bn scheme of arrangement
- Firms unearth new $450m capital raising
- Law firm Allens advises on Yahoo!7 acquisition
- DLA Phillips Fox acts on cross-Tasman deal
- Woolworths upsets apple cart
- Firm advises on exchangeable bonds offer
- ACCC steps aside for NAB deal
- Allens advises Rio on copper and gold project
- G+T acts on AGL's wind farm windfall
- Mallesons, Freehills act on Servcorp deal
- Corrs advises on world's second largest IPO
- Deacons, Norton Rose union comes early
- G+T acts on $82m property deal
- Mallesons acts on pharma capital raising
- Minters acts on speedy Ford sale
- Foreign firms take lead roles on Aus deals
- Corrs acts on Sichuan deal
- MMG, IAG and IIF: one partner, three deals
- Clayton Utz acts on Kiwibank bond deal
- Slaters settles Storm claims
- Middletons wins bid for Shell deal
- Allens builds multiple deals on one client
- G+T advises on Felix deal
- Freehills works on PearlStreet takeover
- Freehills, Clayton Utz, advise on Kathmandu IPO
- Clayton Utz advises on Origin Energy deal
- Hopgood Ganim advises on energy share purchase plan
- Freehills advises on CalEnergy deal
- Freehills advises on Astro, Lend Lease deals
- Allens signed up for London Stock Exchange deal
- Bakers, Allens, advise on Sims Metal deal
- Minters, Allens, work on Rio Tinto acquisition
- Firm secures expertise in Chinese SOEs
- Minters, Mallesons bank on Barclays M&A
- Freehills, Bakers act on China takeover
- Telstra seeks legal advice over strikes
- Allens, Blakes, act on Challenger acquisition
- Blakes acts on AWB, ANZ deal
- Mallesons advises on Woodside equity offer
- Freehills acts on Abacus Property $91.4 million deal
- Corrs advises on First Quantum, BHP deal
- Woodside deal represents change in capital raisings
- Minters advises on US acquisition
- Lend Lease hires Allens for string of deals
- Top 15 M&A deals of the year revealed
- Corrs advises DMGT on joint venture with Illyria
- Norton Rose acts on $415m Indonesian deal
- Lawyers appointed to NAB, AXA deal
- Freehills acts on Lend Lease capital raising
- Freehills acts on German fund's launch in Aus
- Minters, Clayton Utz, act on Mirvac deal
- Harbert hires Middletons for Aesop deal
- Firms fly on Tiger Airways IPO
- Mallesons acts on string of PPPs
- New deal a good sign for agribusiness: lawyer
- Clayton Utz acts on CSG equity raising
- Firms appointed to ANZ Capital deal
- Lawyers winners in Pfizer divestment
- Corrs acts on Allco aviation sale
- Top deals of the month revealed
- Aviva appoints Freehills for latest property deal
- Multi firm effort on Charter Hall acquisition
- Minters works on IBM, uni deal
- DibbsBarker advises Xplore Capital in takeover bid
- Hat-trick of gold deals for Mallesons
- Blakes advises on Clough deal
- Freehills keeps foot in property door
- Brisbane firm acts on golden capital raising
- Freehills takes slick oil IPO deal
- G+T wins lotto deal
- ABL acts on sale of retirement village
- Blakes, Mallesons, share Arrow deal
- Sky's the limit on Southern Cross deal: law firm
- Deals back on for Rio Tinto and Chinalco
- Mallesons takes on Nestle acquisition
- Bakers and Corrs secure Staples deal
- ABL advises on biotech deal
- Firms scoop Metcash's bid for Mitre 10
- Mallesons acts on largest trade deal ever
- Allens acts on league of pubs' capital raising
- CBA Institutional equities appoints lawyers
- Nations Petroleum deal a complex acquisition: Corrs
- Mid-tier firm scoops MMC, MBF and ClearView deal
- Brisbane firm to advise on major China, Qld coal deal
- G+T jumps on board Virgin deal
- Corrs advises ImpediMed on equity raising
- Equity raising a sign of things to come in wholesale market
- Clayton Utz advises on Mungana Goldmines IPO
- Minters, Freehills, Allens, share wind farm deal
- Small Brisbane firm joins China's mining big league
- Firm scoops Nufarm double deal
- Bakers, Blakes, act on Victorian gold deal
- Freehills, Blakes, advise on major Sydney property sale
- Melbourne firm acts on $31m Canon deal
- Clayton Utz first to dig in after mining tax
- Mallesons acts on first of five Queensland privatisations
- Gilbert + Tobin makes fitness industry face the music
- Thomson Playford acts on $20m M&A deal
- Lawyers brew on Foster's demerger
- Allens follows CEO of mining client into a new deal
- Corrs acts on social housing deal
- Corrs advises on Aus, Japan property deal
- Chinese banks take lead roles on Aus deals
- Clayton Utz advised Wattyl as bidding war raged
- Freehills advises on $490m equity raising
- G+T acts on Sydney airport buy back deal
- Freehills acts on long running Lend Lease deal
- Minters acts on Dulux and Orica demerger
- Allens and Blakes act on Riversale Mining capital raising
- Policy changes to open up deals for firms: lawyer
- Corrs advises on Queensland rail PPP
- Minters, Mills Oakley, advise on Bendigo merger
- Clayton Utz to act on SAI Global capital raising
- Freehills acts on natural gas deal
- Corrs advises on Paladin takeover
- Hall & Wilcox advises on APN property equity raising
- Allens, Bakers, act on sealed Rio Tinto deal
- Clayton Utz acts on Noble sale
- Minters, Corrs, act on super merger
- Minters advises Gloucester Coal on multi-layer deal
- Minters, Freehills, act on mining capital raising
- Corrs, Freehills, act on Alinta deal
- NZ and Aus wind farm deal a windfall for lawyers
- Freehills, Mallesons acts on Aston debut
- Norton Rose acts on UK's first ever Sukuk
- Freehills acts on largest property sale of the year
- Clayton Utz advises one client on string of mega deals
- Norton Rose Australia acts on impending $80m acquisition
- Corrs, Bakers act on Fuji Xerox acquisition
- Law firms find roles on Asahi acquisition
- ABL works on $56m acquisition
- Allens acts on $3.4b Canadian deal
- Mallesons acts on new retail bond offering
- Corrs advises on Macarthur Coal capital raising
- Corrs, Mallesons on golden ticket deal
- Large law advises 16 banks in Port of Newcastle refinancing
- Norton Rose Australia takes work on $2b merger
- Mallesons acts on sport infrastructure first
- Allens acts on $165m Mirabela deal
- Mallesons advises on $295m equity injection
- New deal lifts debt capital markets: partner
- Norton Rose acts on $280m joint venture
- Gilbert + Tobin acts on $460m divestment deal
- Firms digging for work on gold projects
- Allens, Clayton Utz, Mallesons make millions on QR IPO
- Hall & Wilcox boosts client's trade mark
- Allens advises on $82m equity raising
- MetroCoal in equity raising as Surat Basin under microscope
- Freehills acts on $1.8bn Minmetals deal
- Clayton Utz, Freehills, act on ASX SGX deal
- Corrs acts on Aspire Mining partnership
- JWS acts on global pharmaceutical deal
- Lawyers confirm scoops on Westfield $3.5bn raising
- Corrs acts on Fortescue's latest $2bn bond issue
- Slater & Gordon rallies shareholders for Elders class action
- Firms get share of $2.3bn Port of Brisbane sale
- Firms drill into Bow Energy deal
- Firm acts on $8.5m vegetable deal
- Clayton Utz acts on unpopular Brockman bid
- Allens advises on $932m OneSteel acquisition
- Corrs, A&O on Straits energy demerger, acquisition
- HopgoodGanim leads Renaissance IPO
- Minters, Allens, act on Suncorp sell off
- Brambles hires Allens for $1.2bn acquisition
- Maurice Blackburn handed genes patent case timetable
- Herbert Geer acts on Kentor Gold $65m deal
- G+T acts on Westpac's new IBM deal
- Local firms hired as China bids for Qld gas reserves
- Allens acts on Rio's new peace deal
- Gyms win in Federal Court music ruling
- ACCC approves Singapore's ASX takeover
- Corrs acts on Woodside's $1bn refinancing
- Minters leads Transfield acquisition
- G+T acts on Virgin, Air New Zealand alliance
- Freehills helps DP World unload assets
- Minters, G+T act on Rio's bid for Riversdale
- Nufarm to fight Slater and Gordon class action
- Mega M&A deals boost year for law firms
- Arnold Bloch Leibler weighs in for Jenny Craig
- Local firm advises on private equity wine acquisition
- Firm advises Myer on sass & bide coup
- Thomsons Lawyers advises on Osmoflo buy out
- G+T and Minters act on $340m deal
- Allens, Bakers, Freehills and Mallesons lead $4.1bn media deal
- Clayton Utz acts on $71m Skilled Group capital raising
- Mallesons, Clayton Utz act on Origin's $2.3bn entitlement offer
- Slater & Gordon seals Fincorp deal
- HopgoodGanim advises on Jumbo deal
- Piper Alderman weighs up Lehman class action
- Allens, Mallesons, join other firms in mega takeover deal
- Freehills advises billionaire Tinkler on Knights handover
- Allens advises on Henderson's Gartmore acquisition
- Firm strikes gold with ASX listing
- Lawyers weigh in on Leighton capital raising
- Norton Rose to advise on Glencore IPO
- Minters, Clayton Utz advise on $55m manufacturing deal
- Federal Court slams ANZ for $50m class action delays
- Maurice Blackburn takes fire at Gunns in new class action
- Bakers advises biofuels US-based IPO
- Corrs advises Australand on bank leasing
- Freehills advises on Transfield's power play
- Hopgood Ganim advises on Motopia deal
- Hall & Wilcox acts on Franklyn Scholar sell off
- Oz Minerals settles two lawsuits
- Freehills drives Aston Resources $345m stake sale
- Law firm leads Great Southern action
- HDY advises on Global television deal
- Minter Ellison advises on Chinese sugar takeover
- Allens, Mallesons, act on $30m Experian joint venture
- Allens leads $7m oil and gas deal
- Slater & Gordon wins $23.5m methane gas action
- HDY advises Perpetual in Lehman Bros settlement
- ABL wins catch of the day in $80m tech deal
- Allens advises on AE&E acquisition
- Blake Dawson leads miner into Asian hub
- Allens, Freehills, advise on $70m Peet deal
- Freehills, Clayton Utz and Allens work on mega PPP deal
- Corrs acts on first all-foreign PPP
- Sparke Helmore scoops Holding Redlich lawyers, wins deal
- Allens advises on $1.1bn NBN deal with Ericsson
- G+T advises on Catalpa merger
- Former child migrants launch class action against abuse
- Allen & Overy advises on Qld Abbot Point sell off
- Corrs advises on Abbot Point $1.1bn financing deal
- Minters, Freehills, advise on $450m chicken franchise sale
- Clayton Utz advises on $133m bid for iron ore miner
- Slater & Gordon weighs up slimming product case
- Lend Lease $975m deal assisted by Freehills
- Admiralty deal draws legal action
- Allens, Corrs, Bakers, advise on hospital deal
- Allens, Corrs, Bakers, advise on hospital deal (1)
- NBN a windfall for law firms
- NBN a windfall for law firms (1)
- Law firm advises on News Limited's parenting buyout
- Hopgood Ganim advises on Buccaneer placement
- Gadens advises Silver City Minerals on $9.8m IPO, listing
- HopgoodGanim advises on Metallica Minerals raising
- Australian firms take lead on Macarthur deal
- Clayton Utz, Mallesons advise on $1.4bn Sundance deal
- Freehills, Corrs, G+T share $140m PPP deal
- Mallesons, Allens, act on $275m entitlement offer
- Gadens advises Stockland on $22m acquisition
- Minters, Middletons strike a $16.8m deal
- HopgoodGanim acts on mining's latest $27.7m raising
- Lawyers hail Lehman win and 'game changer'
- Gadens leads on $1.3bn hospital contract
- Allens, Mallesons, act on BGF Equities sell off
- Mallesons plunges Bodum legal battle into win
- Three Aus firms take lead on $1.6bn mining bid
- Slater & Gordon takes on GM canola spill case
- DLA Piper granted Wishlist deal
- Allen & Overy lands Qantas Japan deal
- Freehills leads on Bandanna's $133m capital raising
- Allens advises on $93m insurance deal
- Corrs advises on $203m mining deal
- Allens, Clayton Utz, Corrs, work on MYOB sale
- Mallesons helps James Hardie in $242m tax win
- Allion advises gold miner in merger deal
- Allens advises Foster's on SABMiller offer
- SA law firm settles $27m Loxton winery sale
- Clayton Utz advises on Tigers' $37.5m ASX debut
- Addisons and Allens get slice of Bega deal
- Minters, Freehills, advise on $373m CBA acquisition
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- Billion-dollar deal closed
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- National firm crowned leader in APAC
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- Victoria Police say Lawyer X had no conflicts of interest
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- Lawyer X potentially lying about ‘mental anguish’, could appear before commission
- S&G lawyer takes to the bench
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- How to terminate an employee without it turning nasty
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- Public interest advocate needed to better protect media
- NSW Local Court appoints 8 new magistrates
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- Potentia Capital acquires Education Horizons Group stakes
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- KWM appoints Sydney partner to Singapore office
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- Julian Morrow to aid in lawyers’ CPD scramble
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- ‘Australians fed up with status quo’: HRLC argues for cap on election spending
- Sydney Fish Markets secures $750m for redevelopment
- How drones will influence the future of legal practice
- ACT introduces suite of legislation to improve access to justice
- K&L Gates nabs Allens corporate partner
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- Queensland barrister guilty of professional misconduct, no longer practicing family law
- National firm calls for stronger manslaughter legislation following worker death
- Gillard urges legal profession to improve reporting of sexual harassment
- How Clayton Utz secured a spot as a top firm for lawyers
- Australia needs to accept Indigenous law regimes as capable systems, barrister argues
- RCMPI catch-up: What to know before the Lawyer X commission resumes
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- Bakers new Melbourne MP shines light on growth strategy
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- Prominent US judges call into question ethics of counsel amid self-collection
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- ‘Succession nerd’ joins Keypoint as consulting principal
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- K&L Gates adds 11th partner since December
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- Loam Bio completes $105m raise
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- Arbitration push needs more funding: HK head
- Shanghai surprise for Aussie battlers
- The push and shove behind bully bashing
- Fair no fun for some
- B-axed from the profession
- Hughes surrenders LawAsia presidency
- Bullies avoid professional misconduct
- Young Gadens IP leader truly an old head
- Fingleton replacement announced
- Saving the trees can save you money
- Freehills, Couderts and Acuiti score
- West slowly meeting East on international arbitration
- BDW chief: self-regulation “a big ask”
- Bullying too funky for progress
- LCA slams ‘police state’ proposal
- Freedom of speech test given away
- Queensland keeps conveyancing door firmly shut
- HGR backs away from watchdog’s growl
- Get your hands off our wheel: Client “from hell”
- No ifs or butts for Gilbert
- Fox high tailing it in Canberra
- New president wants an even landscape
- LCA cooking up national brief recipe
- Million dollar QLS backlash mooted
- First partners, now the prize: Blakes takes Freehills down
- We won’t accept Queensland’s ‘rubbish’: AIC
- Beaten conveyancers refuse to be outdone
- Nicol Halletts mass walk out shakes up Brisbane
- Bendigo to law school
- Freehills saw the light before they went out
- No details, but devilish Tassie time looms
- Mallesons partner flies nest to London
- Mallesons prospers from Allens IP conflict
- Desperate property law needs image renovation
- Key attorney loses car
- A-G, top-tiers complete Mission Malaysia
- Better late than never
- Discrimination: are you game?
- Impaired clients blur judgment
- Bendigo law school
- Tobacco judge has Corrs smokin’
- Mixed financial report card reflects the times
- Women at the Bar: the case continues. . .
- Aussie lawyer’s London e-barrassment
- Judge courts sexist appeal
- Gadens plots national matter management
- Bullies eye September agenda
- Winds of change carry chief Mann to Blakes
- Bias impacts the expert in witnesses
- Lawyers “underselling” themselves
- Members, regional lawyers top of mind for new Qld pres
- C7 respondents used cooperative approach
- C7 had judge worried about mortality
- Evidence law reform held up by federal discrimination: states
- Haneef case highlights tension between arms of government
- Ruddock denies attack on judiciary
- New CSR strategy for Middletons
- Profession defends rule of law in war on terror
- Deacons, Corrs and Blakes top revenue growth
- Law Council calls on minister to give Haneef some relief
- New partners key to Sparke success
- Tech front opens in recruitment war
- High hopes for new academy
- Kiwis trust their lawyers
- Reform proposal for long-tail liabilities
- NZ companies want better client protection
- Vietnam a hot spot of legal activity
- C-suite left high and dry on liability
- AML reform could trigger class actions
- Family lawyers ‘need to know religious law’
- Firms in crisis as Warsaw caps fees
- New head for Alliance
- ASIC and US regulators shake hands
- Hiring confidence breaks records
- Sparke Helmore rewards existing staff
- Change of emphasis for Allens
- Law Asia VP punished for support of rule of law in Fiji
- Nearly a quarter of lawyers want to quit
- Banks lead offshoring boom
- ACCC takes on Google
- Another month, another incorporation
- Pinning hopes on China
- HREOC objects to elements of citizenship test
- ATO encourages ethics among law students
- High Court part of our heritage
- Western Sydney lawyers combine on family law
- Women lawyers welcome men
- Firm appoints youthful managing partner
- LPP no problem for Privacy Commission
- Female chair for Thomson Playford
- Animal law conference a sell-out
- Markets entering second phase of maturity: Bloomberg
- Eyes on Aus as London firms consider floats
- Hunt & Hunt increases Tasmanian presence
- Broader OHS trap for management
- Profession urges Howard to look beyond ‘emergency plan’ for NT
- Freehills confirmed M&A favourite
- Austrac gears up for new role
- WorkChoices killing loyalty
- ‘Media gag’ rule rejected
- AAR’s new man takes the helm
- TressCox promotes more to partnership
- Firms prep new grads for the real work, clients
- Jacobson joins Norfolk Supreme Court
- Firms merge to topple competition
- WA students forced to NSW for PLT
- Fresh faces at the Copyright Tribunal
- Victoria a model for pro bono: NPBRC
- Bond goes high-tech
- HDY intervenes on behalf of local art lovers
- Ready, set, Qld firms incorporate
- UCL launches base in South Australia
- Lawyers race to slopes for winter event
- HR teams poor on influencing, study shows
- Moss made new integrity commissioner
- Coffers open to reduce backlogs
- Antiquated wigs a heady issue for barristers
- G+T scoops pool with new partner positions
- Freehills remains strong in M&A
- Employers unprepared for blogging
- Freehills works for free, receives award
- Generation Y leadership shortage looming
- AAR wants laundering tip offs
- PPPs flowing in Queensland
- ASX passes ASIC assessment
- Hulls announces legal education review
- Scrutiny of counter-terrorism measures continues
- Lawyers clash with Ellison on AML
- Publisher moves into tax market
- NSW workers to avoid IR laws
- Myer sold off
- International approach on bird flu
- NSW Law Society head steps down
- Experts assess anti-terror laws
- Vrisakis back at Freehills
- Poulton focuses on client service
- Cooper Grace Ward back on the scene
- Graffiti game banned
- Middletons’, BDW’s maritime teams sail
- Bettina accused of employing outworkers
- Top tier defends use of juniors
- AML bill may not limit terror finance
- SOX legal challenge misses point
- Risk chiefs under the gun
- Aggressive Bar culture puts off female advocates
- Lawyers to be targeted in mag launch
- Ombudsman’s reports spur LCA
- Melbourne firm launches top-tier service in Sydney
- Mallesons cares in Vietnam challenge
- Firms shine in EOWA awards
- Letter from London: Bright lights at London firm
- BIS publishes business guidelines
- Qld senator warns of foreign outsourcing
- Mediation made accessible
- ‘Sentence leniency’ claims just political spin: lawyers
- Business attacks regulators
- Lawyers on a Gulf course
- Top judge joins ‘lawyer lobby’ against tort reform
- Roxon rejects family law ‘political games’
- Legal Leadership Forum
- Due process before comment: NSW LS
- Class action proposed against AWB
- Adelaide solicitor boosts migrant numbers
- Feds boost tax fraud, anti-money laundering
- Tasmanian Law Society calls for fair compensation
- Corporate regulators cross the Tasman
- Staggering to national laws
- More resources needed says WA Chief Justice
- Legal start salaries among highest
- Extend privileges says ALRC
- Noori’s ordeal could have been less
- Shortages to continue: 2006
- Lawyers push for compensation changes in Tasmania
- Federal Court most costly court again
- China reforms company law
- Allens tops project finance tables
- WA least efficient superior court
- Mutual recognition of professional standards likely
- ALRC to tackle privacy patchwork
- Top end SC scores high on access
- ABIX: In brief
- Sydney firm snares competitor’s commercial team
- Renewed assault on tort laws
- Profession seeks PI revision
- Partners defer blame for case backlog
- Mobile tech use brings new security threats
- Corrs hires AIRC VP
- Firm unites workplace practices
- Sydney draws in young lawyers
- One in four looks for an out
- Regulation crucial for AML success
- Govt urged to privatise corporate regulator
- Discrimination a mature woe
- Deacons call on their own
- Let the death of Van not be in vain: Hulls
- Offshoring quietly finds favour
- Law Council loses patience on FSR advice
- New laws to boost conveyancing competition
- Lawyers defend work schedule
- ANZ banks on Lawpoint services
- Slater & Gordon takes telco on in class action
- Legal blogger quits big firm game
- The Simple Secrets to Success: The easy way to achieve everything you’ve ever wanted in life. Sha
- AUASB appoints first lawyer
- Personality goes a long way
- Still strong despite losses: Middletons
- Candidates hold aces in legal recruitment
- Takeovers Panel rejects ‘exaggeration’
- Profession pays tribute to Justice Lockhart
- Law Council condemns govt inaction
- Victorians have say in new judicial officer
- New Paris team for Simmons & Simmons
- AML still threatens privilege
- Perth demand brings in legal recruiters
- ABIX 13 January 2006
- Middletons, Blakes teams launch office for UK firm
- Victoria to unite human rights laws
- Firms anticipate ‘one hell of a ride’ in 2006
- Freehills’ lead in tables confirmed
- More incorporated practices please: NSW LSC
- Complaints drop, but duties rise
- WA may review judicial appointments
- Media and telecommunications authority appoints legal head
- Raj to join march to China
- Dixon says goodbye to Gadens
- Hot money reform finally arrives
- Personal injuries booked
- Plaintiff lawyers claim win in inquiry proposals
- Top billers are top secret in firms
- Talent exodus shakes firms into action
- Law firms gear up for bird flu
- New managing partner for Minters Melbourne
- Law Council’s final assault
- Freehills sticks to client needs in Asia
- Compliance challenge on
- Laws support ESG issues
- NSW profession rejects state version of terror laws
- Middletons partners take shipping award
- Law reform lies fallow: Kirby
- Pedestal not too high for Freehills’ young
- Legal options for govt to save the whales
- Allens partner moves to IAG
- Spruiking lawyers
- Tasmanian new AILA president
- Overhaul federal sentencing: ALRC
- Allens’ run of success
- Profession led fight to save Van
- Bells ring for Lawyers Weekly
- Rise of the in-house project contractor
- Make a stand for the minority: Kirby
- ‘The wise one from Werriwa’ wins Golden Gavel
- Privacy fears over AML reform
- New inquiries into experts
- North takes LCA terror concerns to Senate
- Clients accept flexibility
- Liable, but not covered
- Courage required: Vic ombudsman
- Middletons’ ace
- Not moving, looking
- ABIX News 25 November
- Privilege easily suspended, case reveals
- Society spots the devil in the WorkChoices detail
- Tas considers industrial manslaughter law
- Melbourne uni plans US model
- Conference success
- Innovation lacking in top-tier
- New president for ACLA
- New hurdle for High Court: independence
- Victorian e-conveyance should go national: Hulls
- Firms’ budgets behind billing fraud
- Terror debate not about rights versus legislation: Roxon
- Jail fears over AWA privacy
- Ruddock goes in to bat for journalists
- ‘Googling’ puts lawyers in the know
- UK and US slam Aussie terror laws
- Penalty increases 100-fold
- Businesses may fall foul of regulators
- Experts back current compliance laws
- International insight for UTS graduates
- Judges’ opt out options queried
- Clifford Chance catches Hong Kong big fish
- Bill of Rights no longer academic: McHugh
- FSR lays burden on legal teams
- HGR honoured for practice management
- More lawyers study governance
- Human rights concerns
- Less hellish views in-house
- ‘Fatal flaw’ in class action case
- Time short lawyers in ire over rushed IR laws
- Journalists call for lawyers’ support
- Lawyers Weekly wants your views
- Blakes shuts London doors
- New firm: it’s all about family
- Marriott lays down challenge
- Trade mark win for Freehills
- The end of hourly costing?
- Fish out of water at McInnes Wilson
- Firms need time to dream
- Mega firms in business imitation
- Mystery tour to bench slammed by judiciary
- Sydney to host Inter-Pacific Bar conference
- North leads terror law debate
- ACLA conference reeling them in
- Loss of female workers costs billions
- Legal eagles thrash out judicial selection
- Lawyers face snag on depression
- The smartest girl in the room
- Letter to the Editor
- Labor calls for more legal centres
- Draft AML reforms arrive
- Former judge launches attack on British PM
- UK barristers angered over pay cuts
- Hicks commission unfit to deliver justice: Law Council
- IR reforms equal legal work
- Hulls adds final touches to lawyers’ Act
- Labor welcomes human rights campaign
- An entertaining quarter century
- Judicial sanction a quandary: Gleeson
- Short termism undermining risk progress
- Aussie SOX debate intensifies
- Offshore work a hit for Mallesons
- Ruddock steps up for journalists
- KPMG survey confirms LCA’s fears
- Ebsworth’s interior adventure
- Profession slams terror laws
- Allens gets gong in Hong Kong
- Advantage, Gadens
- Firm urges caution on visas
- Sole women in NSW silk appointments
- Depression widespread, firms admit
- Courts of the future witnessed in Paris
- Freehills to top M&A tables again
- In defence of judges’ Paris trip
- Don’t point blame after court review: Law Society
- Law Council applauds Spigelman on tort speech
- Speak and squeak and squawk for the animals
- Tresscox boost for UTS student
- Expert guidance not a sin
- AML draft next month, phased rollout expected
- New York’s moment
- Conduct complaints made before Kazaa case concluded
- The final countdown for Coudert
- Multiplex won’t open litigation floodgates
- Reforms unlikely to drive dirty cash underground
- Enron: the Smartest Guys in the Room
- Firm rejects undue influence
- Allens embroiled in secretary stoush
- Biggs is big in web awards
- Roxon slams old boys’ club appointments
- Terror measures anger profession
- Lawyers protest against ‘draconian’ laws
- Corrs snaps up Coudert partners
- Minters’ Bartlett on the record
- Boutique firm grows
- Clayton Utz jumps aboard for pro bono
- Society must earn respect
- QLS president touts change
- Specialise or fail: Mid tier warned
- Mallesons partner heads to Bakers
- Young ‘stayers’ wanted for country Victoria
- Lawyers smarting after High Court ruling
- Businesses warned not to rely on TPA
- Client time not an option
- Lawyers told to ‘sweat the little things’
- Inside NAB’s nightmare
- Archaic legal hiring slammed
- Top work no sweat for mid tier
- ACT court clarifies in-house privilege
- NZ boutiques take market share
- Law firm tops donations league
- Success expected for Winneke Cup
- Freehills cancels out technology risk
- Premier urged to act on justice issues
- Coudert weighs up partner prospects
- Firms battle in tight market
- All in limbo as Coudert dissolves worldwide
- Credit growth fears for Australian banking sector
- Leadership needs the X and Y factors
- Expertise exports via niche practices
- Under one roof now: Middletons
- Firm launches email to go
- Insolvency onslaught to impact lawyers
- New tender to boost NT legal aid
- LCA on warpath over AML
- Another four years for Weisbrot
- Deal of the week
- ALP stokes ASX risk debate, but ASIC satisfied
- Risk awards to open for business
- APRA moves may lead to insurer consolidation
- ASIC urged to back privacy reform
- Good riddance Carr: PI lawyers
- The whole truth: Poulton tells
- Law a harbourer of privilege: Hulls
- Law firm masters coming to Sydney
- Legal accord in trans-Tasman plan
- Corrs partner calls for PPP legal structure
- Emails discredit Hicks trial
- LCA calls for final sign off for uniformity
- Queensland firm takes Blakes duo
- Allens appoints AML specialist
- New Freehills office spurs patent warning
- US not calling, despite new visa
- People and performance link broken
- Legal Aid urges govt to remedy ‘great gap’ in civil law
- More bad news in Lasry report
- China: managing legal risks
- Tattersall’s win for Clayton Utz
- Multinational firms must adopt flexible work practices
- Lax retention as recruitment booms
- Top partners better leaders: study
- Green Gadens in CSR crunch
- Firm now ‘great firm’, accolade confirms
- Macliver to head Bell Gully
- Lawyers to sport winter medals
- New moot court open for debate
- Deacons advised on workplace reforms
- Mallesons pulls off PPP boon
- Minter’s partner judged worthy
- Aussie firms to hunt Kiwi lawyers
- UTS on gender parity in the Pacific
- Compliance role in crisis
- McBrat won’t be bullied by Maccas
- Bush calls for Vic young lawyers
- LIV acts on depression
- Pay not quick fix in lawyer shortage
- Maxwell QC appointed to Victorian Supreme Court
- Law Society slams government freeloading
- Freehills, Allens in M&A victory
- London lures our lawyers
- Class action expert to Sydney Uni
- MBC gains ‘medical lawyers’ in merger
- Ferguson moves on
- Professionals visit The Hague
- Awards serve justice
- Support grows for evidence overhaul
- Fraser-LCA-call-for-review-of-ASIO-powers
- IR reforms to strain NSW juries
- New leader, same goals at Alliance
- Tightly-focused marketing turns small firms into big fish
- ASX rules yielding little risk info
- Report debunks spending claims
- AML set to rival FSRA
- Mallesons brings power to Laos
- LCA praises ‘cool-headed’ ACT
- Big guns push for Bill of Rights
- Litigation looms large in financial services
- Firms explain partner crunch
- Lawyers flock to Brisbane’s Eagle Street
- Society slams name blame game
- Legal profession takes honours
- Gadens woos Corrs construction team
- Clayton Utz takes new budgeting system
- ORDER OF AUSTRALIA Members of the legal profession
- ABL lawyers inspired to high office
- UQ mooters win international comp
- Legal eagles fly in for birthday party
- Employers applaud IR changes
- In-house legal practice course in the wings
- Top-tier exit for small clients
- TressCox Lawyers in transition
- In-house-team-of-the-year-in-doubt
- Vic students get legal arsenal
- Spitzer goes after AIG
- AML business’ responsibility: Fed
- Trans-Tasman competition too costly
- ASIO’s powers could infringe on rights
- Mallesons wins, but not clear favourites
- Lawyers slam insurers’ premiums
- HWL in merger makings
- Society condemns lawyers’ tax evasions
- BDW takes on new top gun
- Australian Law Awards 2005 – full list of winners
- Money can’t buy you talent
- Corporates brace for AML shortage
- APRA draws fire on corporate groups proposal
- Maddocks for the arts
- Rights of individuals centre stage at forum
- Dibbs, ASW to merge
- Phillips Fox takes cream of the crop
- Lawyers boost policy debate
- Seven strong legal team creates China link
- APRA goes prescriptive on corporate governance
- Council calls for flexible capping
- MP blasts lawyers’ tax rorts
- Lawyer defends ancient principle
- High fees alright, if there is value
- Book now for the Australian Law Awards!
- Allens takes out Chambers award
- Green light for States on defamation
- Nepal’s rule of law compromised
- Directors cheer liability move
- Gadens woos recruits with child’s play
- ABL in battle for the ‘tweens’
- Intelligence or evidence?
- Lawyers consider alternative billing
- Profession condemns torture vision
- Freehills scoops securitisation specialist
- LCA slams Corby’s trial by media
- Stockdale joins Mills Oakley
- Funds to strengthen legal institutions
- Four more years for Pro Bono Centre
- Freehills brings employers up to date on generations
- NSW lawyers call for Bill of Rights talks
- Freehills continues swap fest
- Funding boost to spurn terrorism: Ruddock
- Lawyers can’t get no satisfaction
- Greater protection for children
- The law highlighted
- Clayton Utz wins employer award
- Government plans tax deductions for business
- Women advocated for High Court
- Court warns against frivolous sackings
- Awards voting closes on Monday
- NSW employers banned from spying on emails
- LCA condemns detention cracks
- Retrospective-changes-inappropriate
- Nathan to depart Bakers
- Ion collapse brings union demands
- Overseas poachers get their own back
- Law Awards art to benefit Indigenous legal aid
- Victoria claims budget boost
- Merger meets Qld firms’ goals
- FindLaw searches for best websites
- Partners snared by firm structures
- Boutique firm Addisons seizes Coudert leaders
- FSR relief for industry and lawyers
- Accountant drought poses compliance crunch
- NSW tort reforms go on trial
- Allen & Overy makes light of Hong Kong IPO
- Law week approaches Victoria
- OHS reform blueprint no tea party: unions
- Clifford Chance awarded best Asian funds firm
- Law firm rankings revealed
- SOX may force banks to go private
- AML delays stoke growing anger
- International law firms turn off Sydney grad fair
- Asbestos victims’ claims to endure
- Seminar to spotlight employee retention
- Do more to attract lawyers: experts
- Clayton Utz behind a winner
- Dwyer new magistrate
- AG’s Asia trip for legal upshot
- China’s doors open to our lawyers
- Gadens-partner-lobbies-against-GST-law
- Tax avoidance confronted
- Law Society defends current sentencing
- London draws in legal eagles
- Flexibility breeds legal retention
- Kells offers standard hand
- Australian lawyers hit the NY Bar
- Talbot & Olivier rebrands
- Lawyers slam privilege abuse
- Lawyers to debate and vote in new online forum
- ACLA to endorse Law Awards
- Regulatory confusion delays Basel II projects
- Freehills to scope final sale
- Ethical dilemmas in focus
- Lawyering to debating at Clayton Utz
- Hardie legalities cause further pay delays
- Legal panel to protect Aussie nationals
- New Editor appointed
- NSW reforms set to clear court backlog
- Dubbo public hearing for Indigenous Australians
- Free press vital for rule of law
- Bail law should be overhauled
- Silver not tarnishing for Minters
- Taxing issues set for corporate NZ: lawyer
- What’s in a (court’s) name?
- Angus to head Vic College of Law
- Work debate spurs women lawyers
- ICA defends tort reforms
- Economic health may be hiding accounting fraud
- High Court judge calls for independence
- Equality not just about gender: Chief Justice
- Acting judges may weaken right to fair trial: Vic Bar
- Anti-terrorism laws measure up
- Ruddock presses A-Gs for uniform defamation laws
- Ibrahim resists govt hand in justice
- LawAsia delegates join tort reform censure
- Tort reforms not futile: insurers
- AAT Bill through despite opposition
- FSR licence issues remain
- New compliance chief at ASIC
- Attorneys weigh up immunity
- Bondi case not a likely precedent
- Bush justice boost
- Australian FSR holds lessons for NZ
- New direction for pro bono at Holding Redlich
- Time to ratify cross-border insolvency law
- Protest, but don’t come to our party
- Queensland leads the charge
- Generation gap in workplace needs
- Allens excels in IP
- Asia calling
- Holding Redlich takes on the big guns
- Stable laws after Gribbles and Amcor
- Women to lose under IR reforms: Hulls
- Minters’ movements in Thailand revealed
- Lawyer fights for own name’s sake
- Lawyers’ pockets empty as victims see compensation
- Qld courts to aid victim disclosure
- Compliance recruiting market hots up
- Lawyers beckon civil rights watchdog
- Law and morality go hand in hand
- Uniform laws to be weighed up
- Articled clerks write rave reviews
- MBC snaps up PI through merger
- Australia subscribes to US style govt procurement
- Voters go online for Law Awards
- Employees now calling the shots, says lawyer
- Lawyers take up case for feathered, furry friends
- Mid-tier urged to make more of pro bono
- Acting against Victoria’s judges?
- Law Awards take new poll position
- Silica exposure fears ease
- Gadens goes green
- Calls for closer ties between ASX and ASIC
- Lawyers prepare for Gold Coast’s POLA
- Gadens reflects on PNG
- Lawyer warns contract makers of risky market
- Premiums trend reversed: ACCC
- Qld rehires legal eagles
- Barrister faults the Corporations Act
- Qld flaunts courts’ success
- States slam single national IR system
- UTS brings lawyers to the lab
- North calls for a united and brave profession
- Hulls demands a human rights revolution
- Lawyer warns of new visa rules
- Judges deserve pay after social extradition: Senator
- A-G strains barristers’ tax shuns
- Minters CEO cleans the slate
- More work on horizon: survey
- Small firms to get practice management network
- Lawyers fault Premier’s no-fault scheme
- Plaintiffs are losers after ‘drastic’ tort reforms
- Don’t over emphasise culture fits in M&A
- Senior judge calls for web blackout
- TPA changes signal compliance crunch
- Mallesons tracks construction boom
- Australia Day honours list
- ALRC demands new sentencing regime
- NSW Chief Justice advises greater role for jurors
- Potential investors warned over China risks
- New Minters man to fix Asian role
- Stamp out complex exit tax: law society
- Leibler marks the honours list
- AML reform remains in limbo
- New CEO to lead Minters into Asia Pacific stronghold
- North urges Australia to press US for answers
- Bright lights at Minters
- North to halt govt limits on our rights
- Uniform national legal profession a priority in 2005
- Bar weighs in on asbestos costs
- Abbott Tout branches out
- Joseph to direct Monash human rights centre
- Southwood to tackle the Territory
- Off to Oxford
- Allens, Freehills in table muddle
- Clayton Utz partner gets arbitration position
- Firms may miss Australian immigration boat: Maddocks
- Analysis: Equal briefs for the fairer sex
- Clayton Utz addresses untapped female talent
- Legal fees to be reviewed, again
- NZ court allows review of Ellis case
- Barristers to aid tsunami victims
- Habib still security ‘interest’: Ruddock
- Noyce takes on another challenge
- Strong leader for the young
- NSW’s new president to defend lawyers’ fees
- Lawyers call for cheaper asbestos trials
- ‘Political prisoner’ to address LAWASIA 2005
- Allens to test Asian waters
- New NSW president defends legal fees
- Burnside grabs human rights award
- Trust to lift Aboriginal numbers at the Bar
- Legislation to ease ACT lawyers’ court work
- Thomson Playford digs for national ground
- Legal inquiry to divulge evidence ‘mess’
- Clerkship success via “radical” methods
- Energy boost for Gadens
- Lawyers Weekly top 5 tips: Keeping women in the law
- Merger management includes culture fit: Dibbs
- Election result brings great expectations in 2005
- Judges be cool in times of temper: Kirby
- Solicitors do the right thing: Law Society
- Internal control failures drive fraud
- Best practice in family law fixed
- Lawyers battle it out in Melbourne
- Qld’s profession sees new regulatory stage
- A-G calls for ban on document destruction
- APRAG calls for arbitration boost
- QCs under the spotlight
- Legal professional privilege ousted for Hardie
- Lawyers to call for migration law reform
- Bells keep ringing for Lawyers Weekly
- Modern eye for the Law Institute
- ACLA identifies top in-house performers
- Indigenous youth beckoned to law
- Government lawyers lured to pro bono work
- Cost of business stakes in law too high: UK
- Legal shortfall threatens justice
- Boasted Qld grants just small fry
- M&A methodology debate sparked at Freehills
- Indigenous legal tendering chaos confirmed
- Women in law are off the agenda: Summers
- Legal risk training scoops top award
- Publish and be damned (or at least sued)
- Australian commercial ADR skills promoted online
- QLS defends new Energex chair
- Government vetoes defence lawyers: LCA
- “Am I missing something” at Gadens
- Silence not golden in media crisis: lawyers
- Law graduates to go bush in Queensland
- Legal aid booms in Queensland
- Client-centred law comes at a price
- Begin the legal aid tender
- Big firms urged to take on bigger pro bono role
- Lawyers called on to boost human rights
- Ruddock calls for family law reforms
- Victoria’s Small Business Commissioner and alternative dispute resolution
- Hands up for a pay decrease
- UTS success a legal drawcard
- Uniform defamation at arm’s length
- Judges condemn Hulls’ plan for Victorian judiciary
- Victorian graduates get new PLT option
- Lawyers welcome knock on military commission
- Jury out as Australia digests COSO
- Defamation remains not for the dead
- Lawyers a miserable bunch: survey
- Bakers get glam for cancer research
- Lawyers applaud SCAG’s Hardie plan
- All decked out at Deacons
- Sex, celebrities and privacy at the IBA
- Law Society takes on ACLA candidate
- Hands across the Tasman
- ASIC guidelines to bypass lawyers
- New leader at Middletons’ helm
- Bright young things receive congratulations
- Qld to host legal extravaganza
- Lawyers condemn insurers on WA Workers Comp reform
- Zeeman urges reform
- NZ’s 24 hours of folly
- Corporate finance law publication launched
- Sparke Helmore wins equal opportunity accolade
- Insurers beg lawyers to be patient
- Tort is too restrictive: lawyers
- Phillips Fox finds new premises
- Professional privilege hangs in the balance
- Qld’s Briton boasts bite
- Lagarde steps down at Bakers
- Justice awards recognise human rights lawyers
- IBA human rights winner named
- Abbott Tout solicitor to the Arias
- Qld firms await investment influx
- Study to decide fate of articled clerks
- Howard’s IR reforms bring legal boon
- News Corporation and corporate governance
- More money, fewer deals as M&A booms
- Both parties “failed”: Law Council
- Extract of APLA v LSC NSW
- New laws freeze criminals’ proftis
- Bryant charts Court’s future
- APLA battles PI advertising ban
- Union to change litigation support landscape
- Legal eagles flock to NZ
- Firms call on academic expertise
- NZ to appeal to our High Court?
- Lawyers to pull out IP potential
- Corporate governance: dead or alive?
- Firms to benefit from Lawpoint and Locus link
- Roxon v Ruddock on legal outsourcing
- Law on terror, hypothetically
- Protect legal rights of asbestos victims: LCA
- James Hardie: where to after Jackson?
- Roxon v Ruddock on a Bill of Rights
- More-jobs-in-Asia-Southwood
- Acuiti-practice-Sparkes-up
- Cartels-could-face-jail-ACCC
- Holding-Redlich-hangs-out-CSR-shingle
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- EEO policy grips chambers
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- In-house not home yet
- ACT Bill of rights adds up
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- Pro bono pull out on the nose: lawyers
- Rush of new blood to law society heads
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- NSW embraces entrenched council
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- SA’s Howard also man of steel
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- Bullying bucks downward discrimination trend
- Goward calls for law firm childcare rebates
- Gender salary gulf widens
- We can live with this: firms
- Big ticks to put firms out of the box
- Pea whistleblower wins
- Victoria courts judicial imports
- More Tassie turmoil
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- SA lawyers exact premier retribution
- Freehills to set up national tax MDP
- In-house lawyers fight the data breach threat
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- Danny Gilbert wins most admired private business owner award
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- Bust is a boom for insolvency at Sparkes
- WA Lawyer of the Year awarded
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- Well done L2B
- There’s something about Susan
- When the clients are not so celebrity
- Pomo on trial; how very pomo
- i’M not so sure
- Hard work paying off
- Don’t stand so close to me
- TressCox helps struggling students
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- Who’s the fairest of them all?
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- Flawed terrorism laws
- Engineering a bright future
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- The fun of the fair
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- Blake Dawson snaps up former Slaughter & May lawyer
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- Microsoft under fire for harming browser competition
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- Dubai market shows signs of cooling
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- Slater & Gordon target BHP mining closure
- US and Malaysia to fight crime together
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- Face of corporate fraud unmasked
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- Suicide assistance laws need clarification: Nitschke
- Mallesons slams brakes on Nurofen campaign
- Australia and NZ sign ADR agreement
- How to survive the downturn
- Slater & Gordon makes rural inroads
- Mallesons/Clayton Utz launch regulation teams
- Corporate heavyweights join Shine Lawyers board
- Ex-Freehills chief named as NBN director
- Jose Ramos Horta: making human rights relevant
- Kirby signs ADR agreement for construction sector
- HDY takes out sustainability prizes
- A perfect match: Tracey Scott, legal counsel, Cricket Australia
- DIY wills another nail in the coffin
- Calls for 'dedicated prosecution unit' for war crimes
- "Our Chief Justice" dies at 75
- DLA’s new office up for green prize
- Suburban law firms affected by cash flow
- Avant medical litigation firm launched
- Bali Nine father launches petition
- Global health governance urgently needed
- Lawyer’s retirement plans shaken by GFC
- Lawyer in top 100 Irish Australians
- Charges laid over Australia’s largest mail fraud
- Torturing enemy soldiers ok: survey results
- Chief Justice Phillips awarded a state funeral
- Regulatory road for business
- Businesses lack CPRS confidence
- SMEs see light at the end of the tunnel
- The big salary freeze
- China’s dealmakers fear Australian protectionism
- Odds against CPRS in Senate
- Need to keep Geneva Conventions relevant: academic
- UQ takes out Shine Lawyers Mooting comp
- Stary claims terror debate taints trials
- Horse flu sparks legal landmark
- A-G announces terror reforms
- Cole Inquiry solves Sydney mystery
- CPRS knocked back by Senate
- Deregistration of lawyers human rights concern for China
- Breakdown of WA guidelines leaves grads in limbo
- QUT awards outstanding young alumni
- Flexible work practices key to staff retention: Barry & Nilsson
- Law lecturer embroils Vic Uni in sex scandal
- Heads of state escape prosecution
- Victorian legal grants up for grabs
- Bell Dixon Butler, Hervey Bay
- Victorian justices elevated to court of appeal
- Freehills lawyer wins essay comp
- The death of timesheets
- Exchanging countries
- A message from India - 40K foundation
- Artists in the Black
- Brockovich partners OZ firm
- 30 million unresolved legal cases in India
- Senate reveals Government test case funding levels
- Mining our business? Australia's uranium future
- Men at Work intellectual property challenged
- Child-inclusive mediation halves litigation
- Time to address law firm pitfalls
- ACC responds to scrutiny of operations
- Queensland sex industry largely unregulated
- Alternative inquiries to Royal Commissions proposed
- Bribery fight a toothless commitment
- Facebook faces civil suit
- Responsibility failure for Victorian bushfires
- News law could make homebirthing clandestine
- Plans for Newcastle legal district progressing
- New Jersey judiciary embraces social networking
- TressCox gives students a leg up
- Prosecutors Do Care about Human Rights - Really! Nick Cowdery AM QC
- Prosecutors do care about human rights – really! Full text version
- Investment ban in cluster bombs sought
- Firm caught out on Fair Work Act
- Carving up the partnership pie
- Transsexuals win appeal in WA tribunal
- Michael Jackson’s doctor protests innocence on YouTube
- ASIC rejects criticism on handling of Storm Financial
- James Hardie disqualifications
- Legal nominations sought for human rights awards
- New Queensland prostitution laws questioned
- ACMA wins first SMS spam case
- Slater and Gordon investigate actions against Timbercorp and Great Southern
- Time to rethink the legal brand
- Allens launches plan for Indigenous reconciliation
- DLA Phillips Fox lawyer recognised for franchising expertise
- Slaters secures US funding for BBP class action
- William Shatner twice as popular as Malcolm Turnbull: reader poll
- Water buyback challenge begins
- Call for jail terms for James Hardie
- DNA record keeping under scrutiny
- Carving up the partnership pie (1)
- In-house now calling the shots
- ACT Bar Association's website hijacked
- ASIC tasked with supervising financial markets
- UQ Arts/Law student wins PwC Award
- NSW Bar soccer squad prepares to defend title
- DPP slammed for spending spree
- Judicial inquiry into WA oil spill sought
- US-Australia free trade ripe for debate
- UK plans to be first to legislate on excessive salaries
- Victorian barrister to run for Greens party
- Queensland abortion law expansion expected
- Personal bankruptcy laws eased
- Employers to keep eagle eye on Fair Work test cases
- Companies beware employee fraud
- Babcock & Brown directors to face scrutiny of personal finances
- Guylian’s seahorse swimming free after trade mark decision
- France urges world to follow banking bonus curbs
- Website warnings after UK case
- Industrial award divides profession
- Slater & Gordon snaps up Gunnedah practice
- Can Sydney shine on the arbitration scene?
- Military court decision reignites debate
- DPP foreshadows budget shortfall crisis
- Recruitment boom a Chinese whisper?
- Bill of rights "misguided": Howard
- McClelland promotes social justice contribution
- Access to legal system important: McClelland
- ATO creditor controversy resolved
- Indigenous affairs needs review
- More power to judges under bill of rights: Schlink
- WA courts counselled to woo the net
- ACCC to head international consumer protection
- Insurance premiums could rise for Facebook users
- Don your masks: Inter-Professional Charity Ball 2009
- Lack of ethics led to collapses
- Family Court access orders under spotlight
- Calling competition law experts: Gaire Blunt scholarship
- Practice profile: Aviation law
- From the snow to the bar, Zali Steggall speaks of lessons from sport
- First Indonesian prison transfer possibility for Corby
- Sydney’s Stitt overcomes disqualification ban
- Uniform practising certificates sought
- Red faces as QLD coroner mistakenly appointed magistrate
- Yes Minister, but it's a matter of national security!
- Government solicitor banned for misconduct
- Disappointment over CBA boss missing Storm inquiry
- Wages and acquisitions dent ILH profits
- Applications sought for Indigenous law student scholarship
- Criteria changes for student support condemned
- Deacons/Norton Rose up the ante on climate change
- ALA takes a hit at Della Bosca
- MacDonnells lawyer keeps it real
- Opes directors could face charges
- Plan for national legal ombudsman
- Clarity for golden handshake regulation
- Time sheet technology gets mobile
- Freehills and Clayton Utz triumph in soccer victory
- Universities put on notice over IP rights
- AFP leader to be sworn in
- Ethics part of lawyer's armoury
- Lawyers lacking ethics doomed like “frog in boiling water”
- QLD judge Peter Dutney dies
- Environment law costly and ineffective
- Taliban survives through rule of law
- The making of the Deacons-Norton Rose merger
- Dramatic twists ahead for legal industry
- Practice profile: Workplace Relations law
- AFP chief sets sights on organised crime
- Swift review of anti-terror laws sought
- Sandra Steele, Bovis Lend Lease
- James Hardie fallout under scrutiny
- Fair Work Act could breach international law
- Solicitor helped clients break law
- Points of Law column faces axe at The Advertiser
- Detention debt for refugees scrapped
- AFP launches probe into Balibo five
- Changing of the guard chance for reform: LIV
- Alleged Facebook stalking at Clutz
- MP pro bono work angers police
- Company calls on law firms to account for costs
- International firm launches Sydney branch
- Interim measures for military justice
- Labor MP Kerr to return to law
- Tasmanian lawyers in salary dispute
- Lawyers in the race to replace MP Nelson
- Bills-complaints-and-certificates-targetted
- Kirby recommends Twittering
- Drawing human rights into everyday life
- ICAC probe into Sydney barrister
- Shirley Vine, Legal Counsel, Eagle Boys Pizza
- In-house in training
- Victoria moves to boost Indigenous briefing
- Workspace 2020, it’s about connectedness
- Telstra forced to split
- Summer clerkship recruitment still a priority
- In-house department in email stoush
- New Trans-Tasman firm aims high
- Women lawyer awards nominees announced
- Burden of regulations on companies reviewed
- Linklaters, Slaughter & May dominate rankings
- What do Magic Circle partners earn?
- Associates get early-start in US
- Cuts at top Scottish law firm
- Eversheds advises on Fab Four re-release
- The predicted shape of Australian class actions
- Fair Work Ombudsman legal panels announced
- Harris takes up top spot at Mirvac
- Geissmar scores Arsenal's first in-house role
- In-house in training (1)
- Homelessness legislation should promote human rights
- Former Freehills lawyer wins pre-selection
- Mallesons quiet on staff exodus
- Manches pulls out of Halliwells merger talks
- Eversheds announces fourth redundancy round
- Barlow Lyde & Gilbert appoints Shanghai head
- Microsoft sues over malicious online ads
- Legal community defends profession
- HDY partner awarded hedge fund honour
- Lawyers 'over-regulated': Corcoran
- US law firms most gay-friendly employers
- Competition heats up for summer clerks
- Practice profile: Insurance
- Justice Department says Google settlement 'raises concerns'
- Choy Lawyers goes “referral only”
- GFC: The legal winners and losers
- The Do’s and Dont's of Job Applications
- Graduate options around the world
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- CV preparation: your personal advertisement
- Systematic failure by Victorian Legal Services Commissioner
- Holding steady: Chris Lovell, Managing Partner
- Young guns: Sam Indyk, Blake Dawson
- Get ahead and master the law
- Advent Lawyers launches Melbourne office
- Mallesons head urges flexibility in consumer law revamp
- Bond launches Master of Environmental Management
- Vigilantelope at Melbourne Fringe Festival
- Big law unites against depression
- London’s magic circle forced to cut rates
- Mallesons-Twitter-named-in-AFR-s-most-powerful-list
- High Court to open Sundays
- Opinion mixed on mega-law firm likelihood
- Fair Work legal panel overhauled
- Revamp of legal system funding sought
- First Aussie animal law firm
- Director liability laws are a burden: AICD
- Legal IT innovation awarded
- Gilbert + Tobin launches online legal forum
- Teaching law: the 21st century beckons
- Law schools boost postgraduate offerings in 2010
- Need a lawyer? LegalTube it
- Top firms vow to tackle depression
- Grace Wong, relationship builder, AAR
- Nicholas Sedgwick, legal entrepreneur, Marque Lawyers
- Student depression tackled online
- NSW senior counsel announced
- What’s in a law firm tagline? Everything matters
- Lehman legacy lives on
- Mastering MBAs
- Environmental assessment put to the test
- Billing rates drop by a third in Magic Circle
- KPMG pulls out of immigration in London
- UK Solicitors Regulation Authority to establish legal panel
- Freshfields dominates German deals count
- Halliwells left short on capital markets expertise
- Slaters opens Ipswich office
- Practice profile: Copyright law
- Walker awarded Law Council Medal
- Deals activity takes off
- Young Guns 09
- Young Guns 09: Melanie Schleiger
- Pro bono report reveals increase
- Freehills supports engineering innovation
- Controversial Melbourne lawyer attacked at office
- Brennan outlines human rights issues
- Human rights debate continues
- Profession loses a great mind: John Goldring dies, 66
- Model OH&S legislation ‘flawed’
- Justice is done at 2009 awards
- M&A down, Freehills and Allens take lead
- Former NOT lawyers launch new Sydney firm
- Corporate Express general counsel Prue Gilbert
- Human rights act proposed for Australia
- Freehills appoints women leaders
- M+K breaks into Islamic law
- No consensus on National OH&S Act
- M&A volumes still see a plunge
- Student budget inspires law student to MasterChef
- Privacy reform steps up a notch
- Employers need a rethink on young lawyers
- Graduates advised to jump on Facebook
- Time's up on climate change
- Market-share-shake-up-in-the-top-tier
- Claims proceed against Clayton Utz
- Bushfire legal help extended for fire season
- Regional Profile: Not just horsing around for Hunter Valley's Halletts Solicitors
- Simplicity begets sophistication: Tim Capelin & John Stanton, ABL
- Practice Profile: Anti-money laundering
- Sub-prime leadership: the real cause of the GFC?
- Job hunting: Which position will be right for me?
- Legal skills prove useful in MasterChef pressure cooker
- Lack of will leaves mounting legal costs unchecked
- In-house lawyers prepare for litigation wave
- Ombudsman’s report vindicates class action: Slater & Gordon
- IMF to fund class action against Great Southern
- Six firms selected for new Federal tax panel
- Aussie takes the top post at the World Law Group
- Firms will pay for pushing employees
- Get a Lode of these summer Internships!
- Federal legal spend hits half billion mark
- Shariah law mediation service slated
- e.law’s CCH purchase sparks solutions shakeup
- UQ law student off to Oxford
- Kirby counters human rights act critics
- Herbert Geer in new climate change consultancy
- Litigation funding future in doubt after court decision
- Allens head takes “champion” award
- Lunchtime over for lawyers on human rights
- Locals miss the M&A boat
- Billing truths essential for access to justice
- Fifteen appointed to AAT
- Barrister and journalist pick up Civil Justice Award
- Australia set for dual Federal-State judge
- Practice Profile: Mergers & Acquisitions
- Flying solo: the rise of the sole practitioner
- Here to help: programs and services for sole practitioners
- The long march: improving China-Australia relations
- Retention back on the agenda
- Let lawyers be lawyers
- UQ law student awarded Rhodes Scholarship
- Australia terror laws put us at risk
- Real estate lawyers see a GFC upside
- SA law firm entertains with pandas
- Freehills young gun scoops environment prize
- Barrister to head WA Law Society
- One too many support staff?
- More protection for whistleblowers
- Presidents nervous on national reform
- Slaters offers cheaper law for seniors
- CFOs earning their law firm stripes
- DLA Phillips Fox announces new CEO
- Terror Australis: How Australia’s terror laws put us at risk
- Tales of a lawyer in Saudi Arabia
- Explore the law: getting experience in different practice areas
- Practice profile: Real estate and property law
- Government in lawyer/family relations pilot
- Former Allens lawyer in pole-dance to politics
- Minters and BHP Billiton support microfinance
- Clayton Utz young lawyer awarded Hague internship
- Melbourne Law School head resigns to pursue refugee issues
- How to avoid Christmas party pandemonium
- Lawyers hit back at advertising ban
- Clayton Utz not alone in discrimination battle
- Law firms ask, are you ok?
- Hopgood supports new standards
- Australia to host Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting
- ASIC to the rescue on class actions
- States will be consulted on national reform
- Eight energy and resources hot shots honoured
- DLA/AGS/Hall & Wilcox take out awards
- GFC yields mixed results across sectors for fraud levels (1)
- Plain sailing: lawyers favour keeping it simple over legalese and Latin
- Plain sailing: lawyers favour keeping it simple over legalese and Latin (1)
- Secrets of graduate recruitment linked to Facebook
- Salary packaging benefits for inhouse lawyers
- Asia-Pacific comes together over climate change
- Practice profile: Technology lawyers ride GFC wave
- Investors one step closer to relief after Lehman collapse
- Quintet of AGs descend on London
- Firms walk the carbon neutral talk
- Lawyer inspired by client’s poem starts homeless BBQ
- Bakers takes lead on carbon capture
- Thousands of US legal jobs disappearing
- Boutique firm finds treasure in Pacific islands
- M+K lawyer takes out banking research prize
- It's all fun and games at USYD
- Legal careers do exist in the Pacific
- Kirby and Kinley discuss human rights at Gleebooks
- Franchising reforms "pragmatic"
- Mallesons’ Shanghai partner takes out young alumni award
- Aussie cricketers savour world cup win
- Slater & Gordon and Shine expand
- Are we in for a legal recruitment storm?
- ACLA awards top corporate lawyers
- eBay of legal in ACLA partnership
- Business development: the building blocks of a successful legal practice
- Coming up roses: how Allens Arthur Robinson plans to manage the upturn (1)
- New drive to mandate risk management as a legal obligation
- Australian legal industry on the verge of a recruitment storm
- Australia gets in on global eDiscovery efforts
- Practice profile: Sports law clears GFC hurdles
- UK/US Update: Former DLA Piper partner up for fraud; Linklaters goes green
- Lawyers don their lycra for Gong ride
- Guidelines released following NT intervention
- Sparkes lawyer wins Newcastle Service Award
- G+T still quiet on Melbourne office
- ACLA says opportunity beckons
- Thomson Playford Cutlers helps pilot PCYC program
- Legal costs up for debate
- UQ takes pro bono to the world
- Youth springs partnership for young Qld lawyer
- Need law? Now you can Google it
- International law on the agenda at Melbourne Law School
- Outspoken barrister gains say in silk selections
- Will Google soon own law?
- Hynes handpicked for aged care review
- Global law network sponsors Chartered Secretaries Australia
- Pressure on to embrace social networking
- Small & mid-tier to benefit from flexible work initiative
- Breaking the billable hour myths
- UK/US Update: Reed Smith cuts salaries; UK firms see revenue slide; Allen & Overy snares Mall
- Practice Profile: Banking and Finance law on a roll
- Boutique law firms take talent war to the top tier
- Litigation funding in limbo
- Human Rights Law Award nominees announced
- Oz tech company shoots for virtual justice
- Lawyers told to go home on time
- Claytons appoints new chief executive
- Lawyers to be trained for mental health work
- First female ICJ judge to deliver free public lecture
- Law professor named Press Council chair
- Asia giving Australia a run for its money on climate change
- Rudd FOI laws hit Parliament
- Trilby expand into heart of growth
- Copenhagen agreement “impossible”: Allens
- Six firms shine at tax awards
- Small firm sets on acquisitions spree
- Business confident about Copenhagen
- Volunteering overseas comes naturally to Oz lawyers
- UK/US Update: Allen & Overy test drives outsourcing, Lovells-Hogan merger; Clifford Chance nu
- Is your firm biscuit-stingy? Have your say
- More pain to come for UK firms
- The Deacons re-brand: A Rose by any other name
- Trilby Misso publishes inspirational quotes for charity
- Gleeson made honorary member of LCA
- Slaters lawyer puts hand up to take on Turnbull
- Management laughs at "Go Home On Time Day"
- Antarctica proof of international law success
- Law student launches online training solution
- CPRS defeated again
- Law students to address social justice issues
- Firms, workloads make leaving work on time a near impossibility
- Young lawyers make hair-raising effort for Movember
- Swaab, Allens raise the bar for Movember
- The future of legal research
- Young lawyer sets off for Copenhagen
- Countdown to Copenhagen for young climate change lawyer
- Not just trivial pursuits for NSW Young Lawyers
- HopgoodGanim founder retires
- From fake files to legal finesse: Hunt & Hunt turns 80
- What will law firms learn from 2009?
- UK/US Update: Magic Circle quartet on record capital raising; Mayer Brown merger; Hallwell's brai
- Accessing virtual justice: the way of the future?
- The case for eDiscovery technology
- Academic aims to predict Copenhagen outcome
- Descendant of UQ law school namesake awarded LLB
- Lawyers line up for Higgins/Bradfield by-elections
- Bonus cheer for all at Mallesons
- UNSW academic aims to predict Copenhagen outcome
- Practice Profile: Insolvency lawyers prove to be GFC's guardian angels
- Image is everything: Clients, culture & cachet
- ACICA president calls for overhaul of domestic arbitration
- Peak ADR bodies to promote arbitration in Asia-Pacific
- Lavan goes for gold, DLA on track for wooden spoon
- Legal recruitment on the rise in 2010
- New $54 million chambers for Victorian Bar
- Bakers, Deacons and Freehills on the ground in Copenhagen
- Gender bias still occurring at the Bar
- Queensland legal talent shines
- High Court Justice Kiefel awarded UQ doctorate
- Legal experts debate issue of restorative justice
- HopgoodGanim lawyer wins “young lawyer†award
- Doors open on Children’s law awards
- Lawyers urged to assume responsibility for animals
- Firms challenged to “hold their nerve” in 2009
- WA advocate, 22, scoops Young People’s Human Rights Medal
- Top movers & shakers for 2009 announced
- Haneef barrister secures Human Rights Medal
- Freehills staff set for 2010 bonus
- Modern diplomacy on agenda at Sydney University
- 2009 IN REVIEW Key trends in the legal profession
- Surveys clash on Christmas party spend
- New chairman for Mallesons
- Legal bodies say legal aid funding is ‘in crisis’
- Boutique launches trans-Tasman immigration practice
- Copenhagen must explore IP laws
- Legal blogs relay the climate talk chaos
- ALRC president announced
- Law students awarded $5000 to promote animal rights
- Copenhagen’s final stand: A lawyer’s predictions
- Businesses stalling on climate change amidst uncertainty
- Maddocks rewards young local government talent
- First Malaysian firm to launch in Australia
- Legal procurement must go “corporate”
- Oz orators win debating gold
- New Year brings cheer for legal recruitment
- Lawyers deploy for M&A surge
- Art lawyers rest hopes on law changes
- Deal resurgence kindles 2010 hopes
- E-conveyancing committed for Eastern states
- Thomson Reuters brings information to Haiti
- Bursary graduate sees legal vision for Indigenous Australia
- Firms shrug off "mass exodus"
- Global law "unworkable" say banks: Norton Rose
- Middletons bats for Oz Open and Writers Festival
- Young lawyer already sure of the golden rule
- Gadens PNG under 24-hour guard
- Legal gets moving on green reporting
- The ball's in the president's court
- How the legal profession can avoid a 2009 repeat
- Reservation remains over mediation
- Sydney barrister dies in surf
- Australia Day Honours shared across legal profession
- Tougher ASIC laws proposed
- Firm makes 100 per cent female expansion
- Lawyers anticipate landmark iiNet outcome
- Proposed ASIC laws all growl, no bite?
- QC shifts to private practice
- Law firms brace for employee 'mass exodus'
- Students ready for international law bout
- When is the watchdog's chain too long?
- Lawyers-urge-caution-in-PNG
- SA Legal Services Commission claims it's almost broke
- Fate of Macquarie banker rests in fine print
- Law firm nominated best workplace
- Allen & Overy to open shop in Australia
- Herbert Geer's win for iiNet
- Allen & Overy outlines Australian push
- Lawyers the winners in A&O arrival
- Allen & Overy to change Perth game
- Another partner departs Clayton Utz
- Mallesons says "welcome" to Allen & Overy competition
- Top-tier says bring on A&O competition
- Allen & Overy's Australian arrival
- UK firms put international experience in our own backyard
- Law exam stress must be eased: ALSA
- US judge to headline Sydney conference
- Keane appointment to Federal Court
- A&O to make seagulls out of top-tier
- Clayton Utz rapidly regroups
- Queenslanders risk losing right to trial by jury
- Dig in London, it's Australasia time
- Gay-friendly workplaces boost health and productivity
- No copyright in Yellow & White Pages
- Better management needed for ADR
- Landmark initiative to back Indigenous lawyers
- Kenyan justice reform crucial
- Student finalists ready for international rounds
- Former UN spokesman backs war crimes project
- Weighter brings skills to the table
- Freehills managing partner steps down
- Slater & Gordon profits climb 12.1 per cent
- SA lawyers stack up the pro bono hours
- Derryn Hinch takes on High Court
- PNG Law society head forced to ground
- Lawyers move to inspire next generation
- Human rights proposal still afloat
- The Hurricane joins fight for justice
- Database compilers in the spotlight again
- Storm victims to get some sunshine
- LIV sees merit in tribunal review
- Chinese lawyers sample law down under
- Legal recruitment to run high: Mahlab
- Allen & Overy appoints Australian managing partner
- Plan to abolish JPs axed
- Clayton Utz bounces back with new partners
- Kirby praises international Whitlam
- ILH reports massive revenue increase
- AGS gets new CEO
- Salary thaw still on for Blakes lawyers
- VIC Bar positions for Climate Change
- My University website for 2012
- Working the social network
- Sydney set for international arbitration hub
- Oz professor lands ICC role
- Navigating the social networks
- G+T in NSW Lotteries win
- Crisis centre rejects proposed sexual assault definition
- New Communications Law Centre at UTS
- The former employee taking on Freehills
- Sydney welcomes a little bit of Shine
- Firms take gongs for workplace equality
- Animal law on world agenda
- Norton Rose pockets four partners
- UNSW welcomes first JD students
- ACLA aspires to new heights
- Race for talent is on
- Melbourne not bitter on Sydney's new centre
- Corrs services via collaboration
- A life before law
- Secondment drive set to dwindle
- Disaster for graduate recruitment under new award
- McCullough Robertson announces new structure
- Allens partner becomes Supreme Court judge
- Bartier Perry prove sporting supremacy
- Employees not ready to jump ship - yet
- In-house counsel gain upper hand
- Commitment to no death penalty
- ALRC tables recommendations for secrecy law shakeup
- G+T partner kicks for Oz World Cup
- Justice threatened by SA criminal trial laws
- My not-so-brilliant legal career
- NZ young guns take out awards
- Victoria's sense of justice not so severe
- Magistrate blasts duelling lawyers
- Minters a work-life balance winner
- Victorian PPP project takes global honours
- Freehills tops Best Lawyer list
- Filmmaker urges legal action on bush law
- Legal jobs up in face of continued slump
- The surf, music and kids: Some lawyers can do it all
- Privacy laws won't help Bingle
- World's oldest graduate enrols again
- Tweet yourself to more legal business
- 24 redundancies at Davies Collison Cave
- US/UK update: Freshfields expands in Middle East; Lovells reviews salary system; Donald Rumsfeld
- Defamed barrister awarded $630,000
- New initiative to tackle depression and anxiety
- New award threatens graduate recruitment
- Money laundering scammers target lawyers
- Change is here and law firms must shape up
- Two-minute noodles a protesting feast
- Lawyers candidly confront depression
- Conservation fund targets law to aid biodiversity
- Wealth-of-Australia-s-rich-whittled-away
- Another merger for Slater & Gordon
- The legal scouts
- Judge Garling leaves civil court role
- UWA student wins 2010 indigenous scholarship
- Change to youth allowance a win for rural students
- Herbert Geer lawyers in charity cycling challenge
- General Counsel makes rare move back
- Abbott cites his Kirby credentials
- Asia-Pacific M&A up 80 per cent
- Former employee settles with Freehills
- Aussie rules govern international moot
- National reform addresses foreign lawyers
- Legal ethics website launched
- Wellbeing and vitality on law school agenda
- Bond Law wins international speaking prize
- Calls for legal aid funding boost
- Lawyers bandage the hospital pains
- US/UK Update: DLA Piper defends sex discrimination claim, things get worse for Toyota, and iPhone
- ANU students win world moot competition
- Hu's trial a clash of diplomacy and law
- Councils beat Lehman Brothers in High Court
- ASIC must investigate Rio Tinto
- Mallesons leads on internet law future
- Rural and regional law conference a national first
- Slaters probe pharmaceutical giant's conduct
- Work/life balance carries career consequences
- OHS shrugs off the GFC
- Greenberg Traurig in hot water, CMS McKenna invent scheme to end akward silences, and much more
- G+T tight-lipped over NSW Lotteries
- Chief Justice urges lawyers to protest
- UNSW victorious in Vienna
- Salvos to open law firms
- Corrs raises funds at Shitbox Rally
- Merits of a country practice
- Law students and staff reassured in face of change
- Pfizer caught out, Indian lawyers call for action, and British barrister quits to join far right
- Lawyers aid victims of trafficking
- Mallesons goes gansta
- Corporate fraud on the rise post-GFC
- Blake Dawson opens shop in Tokyo
- Asylum seeker policy offensive and reprehensible
- Sydney lawyers joining race for Wentworth
- Victorian Desal Project wins another award
- Brand building: beyond brochures and logos
- Professor labels courts ignorant and naïve
- Rudd Jnr helps put Australia on arbitration map
- New Indigenous human rights network
- Allens solicitor sworn in as judge
- Justice lost in translation
- New-scholarship-to-review-climate-change-law
- GFC: A lost opportunity for innovation?
- Alternative billing? Not in my lifetime!
- Clutz on the war path
- Japanese whaling on Government's legal menu
- Pirates on the high seas
- Gadens partner to head up Tennis Australia
- Justice and fairness come first
- Commonwealth Games come to Middletons
- Williams' death raises hard questions
- Federal Budget must boost legal aid
- Fellowes
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- Reform bill hits COAG
- Children's law advocates honoured
- National Human Rights Bill scrapped
- Rights protections amongst worst in world
- Axing of Human Rights Act a welcome move
- Shadow Attorney-General slams McClelland
- Crisis rally for legal aid
- CSR appeal gets thumbs up
- Last man standing
- Non-lawyers to enable dispute resolution
- Young lawyers investigate war crimes
- Clean-up slated for discrimination laws
- Lost: A generation of law graduates
- The barrister climbing down the career ladder
- State budget to boost legal aid for Victoria
- Building on up
- Six Aussies clean up at ILO Awards
- BHP tale scoops business literature award
- Billable alternatives need skills lawyers don’t have
- Human rights festival kicks off in Melbourne
- Lawyer brings back goat racing
- Web portal next step in LCA's legal aid fight
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- Barrister competes for Turnbull's seat
- Courts open doors for Law Week
- Mallesons takes Fair Trade status
- Clutz backs social impact
- New pro bono guide for PLT students
- No shortage of climate change work
- Mallesons tops league tables
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- AG gets international on organised crime
- Uncovering the UAE
- Australia a top choice for overseas lawyers
- Gucci lawyer hits back, crush film laws narrowed and Mayer Brown's new Paris branch
- State budget boost for legal aid welcomed
- Global Poverty Project initiative reaches Oz
- Partner marks 60 years as a solicitor
- Legal employers keen to up the headcount
- Boost for WA legal services
- Too little, too late for Sex Discrimination Act reforms
- Report slams DNA ignorance
- Oz legal recruiter goes global
- OPINION: Remember the ANZACS with Human Rights Charter
- Profession reform up for debate
- Cash injection for regional justice
- Uniform arbitration laws acclaimed as leading edge
- A win for NSW wind farm supporters
- Resources tax to create more legal work
- Government-selects-three-new-Federal-Magistrates-
- Fight less, talk more
- Special Budget '10 coverage direct from Canberra
- Changes to class action laws fall short
- Federal Budget: 2010-11
- No frills budget a no legal affair
- Legal assistance gets biggest injection in 10 years
- Tax budget slow but positive for funding
- Renewable energy and resources infrastructure get welcome boost
- Resources tax to have seriously negative impact
- Skills shortage tops Swan's agenda
- LIV says funding must flow to Victoria
- Holding Redlich partner takes team to Mills Oakley
- Holding Redlich lawyer goes it alone
- Budget cuts take swipe at ADR
- LCA responds to draft national reform
- New arbitration laws in place
- Allens lawyer records solo album
- Pro Bono Day kicks off Law Week 2010
- Victorian judge receives top arbitration honours
- New legal website launched
- Technology and strategy drive class action
- iiNet's battle not over yet
- The risks of workplace Twittering
- Fool-proofing the legal maze
- Groote Eylandt art en route to Sydney
- Business as usual for former LCA president
- Lawyers in bake-off for Salvation Army
- Music industry win for Gilbert + Tobin
- UK firms staying positive despite slump, Eversheds grads to go international, and new general cou
- Lawyers Beyond Borders opens in Queensland
- Vic barristers awarded for pro bono work
- TressCox snaps up Rigby Cooke team
- Tax reform imminent for Islamic finance
- ADR legislation on its way
- Firms-seek-cash-flow-post-GFC-
- Private equity exits likely to follow tax ruling
- Billable hours place profession under threat
- Louise Arbour impresses human rights pundits
- Law students launch Parramatta legal clinic
- Landers lawyer scores most laughs in Golden Gavel
- Acquisition activity set to snowball
- Non-lawyers in a legal world
- Disillusioned lawyer next Master Chef?
- AG slates federal courts shakeup
- Firm gets behind MasterChef maestro
- Corrs lawyer awarded for doing her bit
- Historic agreement with Hague institution
- Senator Conroy slams Facebook
- Female lawyers paving the way
- Islamic finance: the next big thing?
- No limits: Freehills bonus scheme
- Victorians smartening up on criminal justice
- New consumer laws likely to sting
- Trial starts for anti-whaling crusader
- Cuts to family judges disastrous
- WA Law Society slams National Ombudsman proposal
- New-push-for-Aboriginal-lawyers
- Qantas dealt fourth international fine
- Disjointed state laws hinder planning
- Knife crackdown goes too far
- Lovegrove & Lord Lawyers split
- Legal aid funding formula flawed
- Salary increases in sight
- Australia harpoons Japan over whaling
- Government brings Howard into legal spend debate
- Thai civil unrest closes firm doors, new boutique firm in Paris, and bonuses back on menu for Ken
- Lawyers on tap
- No legal challenge available for mining tax ads
- Canadian lawyers take on Thomson Reuters
- Professional services record biggest salary increases
- Chief Justice fears cost-cutting threatens judicial independence
- Government delivers human rights scrutiny laws
- Lawyer stages performance out of the courtroom
- Allens' staff swaps corporate law for kitty litter
- Pro bono work for in-house lawyers under threat
- Small firm experience key to conquering studies
- Lawyer fees questioned in billion dollar class action
- You've been served...on Facebook
- G+T alliance could lead to merger
- Disputed clause could derail commercial arbitration efficacy
- US lawyers jailed for dodgy referral fees
- US firms charging different rates for same work, no joy for Norton Rose newbies, and cash for inn
- Allens wins UN environment award
- Google targeted over privacy
- Once were lawyers
- Patent test case breaks new ground
- Space tourism nearing reality
- Legal sector rebounds across the Pacific
- Chinese lawyers head home
- NSW Rehab programs to get more funding
- Legal cartoon app a world first
- Whaling whistleblowers won't help ICJ case
- AustLII awarded top Internet prize
- Timesheets replace whisk for Masterchef contestant
- Security policy framework overhauled
- Clutz and Mallesons win ILA Gold Award
- Demystifying Islamic finance
- Civil liability guide launched on iPad
- HDY appoints 28 following record revenue
- Law Council puts reform concerns in writing
- Convicted US lawyer "in the pantheon of fraudsters"
- The ties that bind
- New war crimes introduced to ICC
- New tool for corporate lawyers
- JWS raid top tier to open new office
- Former cop claims Underbelly defamed her
- Early success for SA's new dispute resolution centre
- Musos and artists to get free legal advice
- Legal education on Indian roundtable menu
- Melbourne law grad wins LCA scholarship
- Expensive lawyers devastate divorcees
- Slater & Gordon continues fight for Basis investors
- New consumer laws could be a boon for lawyers
- BHP chief rejoins Freehills
- Valuating relationships
- Discrimination risk remains despite paid parental leave
- Stronger laws sought for elder abuse
- Values and culture important in staff retention
- New Bill seeks to limit court action
- Kirby wins prestigious global prize
- Retired judge calls for bill of rights
- Allens shake up M&A group
- Federal Court stops gambling addict leaving country
- International arbitration amendments passed
- Natural disaster zones need lawyers
- Animal lawyer sees growth of a movement
- Take timesheets to the gallows
- Clutz partnership loses first round in defamation action
- Law vital for cancer prevention
- Harmers ask media to leave client alone
- Separated parents to see students not court
- LIV-slams-Attorney-General
- Constitutional recognition of Aboriginal people
- ACICA applauds Act amendment
- UNSW launches human rights journal
- Ex-Allens lawyer killed in Congo crash
- Whale watching ace in Australia's anti-whaling sleeve
- Mallesons partner chooses A&O Australia
- CEOs left out in the cold
- LIV says free mediation must stay
- Euthanasia reform and Human Rights charter set for Tas
- CJ French helps celebrate 15 years for clinic
- From lawyer to PM
- Kirby says gay lawyers still face discrimination
- Lecture named after Freehills partner
- Breastfeeding included in discrimination laws
- Best legal workplaces revealed
- Courts discourage women to speak of abuse
- Whaling moratorium remains
- Chinese bank activity heats up in Oz
- Clutz farewells Chinese colleagues
- Military Court legislation introduced
- Carter condemns US Supreme Court decision
- Kirby to launch social journal
- Slaters pays millions for firm
- More support for international pro bono
- M+K Lawyers expands Sydney practice
- Federal funding for North Queensland legal services
- When women and law collide
- Firm appoints pro bono partner
- Ex-Harmers head launches new firm
- New hope for Sichuan kids
- Fresh talent for Family Court
- Olympian mounts partnership podium
- Women still struggling to make partner
- The young guns reaching partnership
- GST celebrates 10 years
- New partners mark next financial chapter
- Meet-the-partners
- Middletons-takes-on-quot-aggressive-quot-ATO-
- Class action lawyer takes aim at Slaters
- Legal-aid-partnership-kicks-off-
- G+T picks up partner from Mallesons
- Practice managers proving their worth
- Seven females to every bloke at Gold Coast firm
- Law: The great equaliser
- ALA urges Gillard to take moral stance
- M&A heats up in new financial year
- Mallesons supports mental health
- ACLA welcomes new CEO
- A&O adds Allens partner to Perth office
- Asylum policies fall short
- Victoria's youth get legal help
- Lawyer tells of football and beer
- Government gets behind collaborative law
- Smaller M&A pool shakes up rankings
- New leader for Wallmans
- New award for Indigenous lawyers
- Kirby appointed to international group
- New tool for battling the blues
- AGS to Commonwealth senior counsel
- Now what?
- Clutz loses out as $billion IPO shelved
- Anti-whaling activist gets suspended sentence
- Macquarie academic picks-up teaching gong
- Profession reform survey launched
- Firms increase parental leave
- ALSA goes green
- Firm launches advertising blitz
- A&O head 'not relevant' to harassment claim
- Taking the fight to human trafficking
- Griffith Hack merger
- Gadens helps Qld Indigenous groups
- Arbitrators descend on Shanghai
- Organised crime centre launched
- Class action firms trade insults
- New face for Coleman Grieg
- Forum on sexualisation of children
- Allens in the hood
- Minters to assist with homeless program
- Resources optimism renewed
- Tidying up the tiers
- NT legal services receive funding boost
- UK firms keen on Oz outsourcing
- Self representation bad for parties and courts
- Firm tells clients to "write your own bills"
- Lawyer runs for Vaucluse
- Lawyer referrers love a good web presence
- Slavery in our own backyard
- Clutz shows its art and soul
- Campaign against ad ban continues
- New leader for Pipers
- China welcomes Oz as arbitration destination
- ALA backs Hicks bid for pardon
- Asylum gone mad
- Group added to terrorist list
- Election 2010: Lawyers Weekly on the campaign trail
- Solicitor takes on Fitness First
- Multiplex-settlement-swamps-previous-ASIC-deal
- Singapore pips Aussies in moot
- Firm.Adopts.Unique.Brand
- Political parties urged to address lawyer concerns
- Withers' profits skyrocket, CC boosts retention rates and eBay slapped with lawsuit
- ABL lawyer tells court that Storm action dropped
- No room for customary law in Qld
- Family law firm opens
- So lawyers CAN cook
- Kosovo's independence recognised
- Court fees hurting separating families
- Upheaval of IR laws must stop
- Not doing it for themselves
- MasterChef winner's old firm proud as punch
- Abbott to abandon Human Rights Framework
- Timesheets and depression hand in hand
- Law no aid to human suffering
- Australian IP practices lagging
- iPads for Swaab lawyers
- Parties urged to spend more on law
- College of Law wins global gong
- In-house work grows stale
- "Shocking" workplace suit launched
- Grads to be given training on depression
- US Chief Justice withholds opinion on rights
- Glass half full or empty for Corrs and Mallesons
- Thalidomide settlement negotiated pro bono
- Private practice beats in-house
- Sustainability alliance formed
- Knife laws maim human rights
- iiNet download case resumes
- Rebranding for Hughes-Castell and Legal Eagles
- The battle goes on
- Law change could affect presumption of innocence
- Council laws key to fire prevention
- Ex-Blakes CEO joins Johnson Executive Search
- Students lobby for mental health funding
- Lawyers lean to the left
- Lawyers prove their worth downhill
- $37 million sex claim a joke
- Australia looks to become global ADR centre
- 24 hour and 100% exams should be axed
- Mallesons act for GetUp! in High Court challenge
- Equal time arrangements need to go
- Hard being a lawyer? Try being famous!
- Freehills consultant new head of Takeovers Panel
- Perth boutiques taking the lead
- Prominent barrister dies
- Firms respond to demand in the west
- Helping hand for vulnerable elders
- Decision expected on burqa
- The results are out: timesheets should go
- 2010 Icon Awards: Lawyers honoured
- 2010 Icon Awards: Lawyers honoured (1)
- Parties show no commitment to legal issues
- GetUp! wins High Court challenge
- GG talks up women in the law
- Abbott's mandatory sentencing proposal nothing new
- Expert panel to help achieve Indigenous recognition
- New name for Thomson Playford Cutlers
- Slaters gets green light to purchase Qld firm
- Perth firm looks to timesheet free future
- Greens can provide justice for asylum seekers
- Qld firm snares work for new telco player
- Australian lawyer honoured by Yale
- Calls for overhaul of NT child legal system
- Labor bans illegal logging imports
- New ALSA president sets agenda
- LCA calls for referendum on Indigenous recognition
- iPhone app to help lawyers find jobs
- Honeymoon dive killer deserved murder trial
- Death penalty hampers US honeymoon death probe
- Politics confounding asylum issues
- New ACLA head looks to diversification
- Labor says Libs new court would offend military
- Partnership share could boost productivity
- Aussie lawyer chairs international maritime review
- Keeping the talent the biggest issue
- Sydney firm attacks CBA and Slaters
- Planes, not boats, source of most illegals
- New affiliation for the Italian job
- HWL Ebsworth branded insurance firm of the year
- Rudd launches book with oddly familiar tale
- Academics back Labor's stimulus package
- Electronic evidence must be taught
- Slaters revenue nudges $125 million
- Freehills adds third woman to board
- Cosy client relationships lead nowhere
- Clutz TV takes to the air
- Judge finds initial client enquiries not confidential
- Women urged to aim higher in law
- US court bans highway crosses
- Judge tells witness burqa must go
- Private equity bounce back begins
- Lawyers backing the Coalition
- End of the Misso era as Slaters steps in
- Bakers & Marque Lawyers take to the stage
- Lawyers win crucial seats
- Could be three months for Govt to be formed
- Minters opens digs in Beijing
- Lawyers unite for access to justice
- Slaters launches OZ Minerals class action
- Too many redundancies made in downturn
- Maurice Blackburn expands to local areas
- Hoges says this is not a tax case
- Law gives big
- Marque wins in High Court mineral case
- Uncertainty in M&A market temporary
- A&O positions in high demand
- Zero bonus for IMF staff
- Legal big guns enter the political debate
- Middletons picks up BRW gong
- Blisters and chafe as Oxfam begins
- Mallesons IP team takes out award
- LW500: Looking back at 500 issues of Lawyers Weekly
- A&O summer clerk positions in hot demand
- Country employees happier than city folk
- Adelaide firms in bloody tussle
- DLA's affiliate splits and starts new venture
- Kirby opens health and human rights centre
- G+T lawyer forms new practice group
- Adelaide firm in generous maternity offering
- UN says racial discrimination prevalent
- Harmers in dispute with former managing partner
- Graduates take three years to get on track
- Pro bono award for Clutz Darwin
- New centre targets lawyers' ethical concerns
- Fraser-Kirk should have settled
- Ferry disaster lawyer earns high praise
- Hicks' lawyer wins Justice Award
- LIV takes on state election candidates
- Aboriginal Legal Services call on Independents for support
- Class action against Nufarm
- Legal Leaders: Grant Fuzi, Allen & Overy's man in Sydney
- Victorian Bar boosts support for Indigenous barristers
- McGorry links firm environment to depression
- Carter Newell lawyers turn blue for cancer
- Legal-industry-sees-biggest-increase-in-job-ads
- Lawyers get behind flood victims
- ICJ judge launches International Law Library
- Insurance industry urged to fix flood insurance
- Foley's latest intake all women
- Honeymoon dive killer won't face death penalty
- Kirby praises "amazing" young lawyers
- Animal slaughter issues must be confronted
- Fairfax loses copyright battle
- Mallesons lawyer lands $50k Oxford dream
- Hammonds eyes US, new A&O Asia-Pacific head, Deweys embraces diversity
- Salvos Legal's poor man's lawyer nears fruition
- Clayton Utz raises money for children's hospitals
- Slaters opens yet another office
- Grad lawyer earns jail time
- Sparkes wins knowledge management award
- Journos must protect sources
- Maintaining a media strategy for law firms
- Case study: Up in the clouds with cloud computing
- Victoria steps up VCAT
- QLD Ombudsman to retire
- Verbal provocation defence removed in Qld
- UQ students to present slavery findings
- Freehills partner target of DJs sex claim
- Revocation of double jeopardy risky
- Charity laws throw spotlight on CSR in China
- Euthanasia ad ban signals need for charter
- Billable units make lawyers the punch line
- Lawyers in-house: becoming the trusted advisor
- Australia should leave Vatican: Robertson
- OZ eDiscovery vendor builds up kCura
- Mexican firm opens in London, JD & Dentons run Connaught; White & Case grads to Beijing
- Becoming a 'trusted advisor' key for future lawyers
- Oakeshott speaker idea hits constitutional issues
- Study to set scene for IVF law reform
- Mills Oakley launches NFP practice
- Legal dictionary for iPhones launched
- Qld mourns loss of brilliant legal mind
- Law students mentored to become future leaders
- $50m class action against ANZ
- Speaker arrangements constitutional
- DJs to file sex case defence today
- College of Law expands CBD premises
- Legal affairs on Gillard's legislative agenda
- The iJudge, coming to a court near you
- DJs defence points finger at Fraser-Kirk
- WA's first surrogacy approved
- Corrupt lawyer suspended
- Soldiers protest innocence
- Clients not happy with young lawyers
- Government-supports-better-protection-for-journos
- Lawyers appointed to new women's council
- Fishermen work more than lawyers
- Barristers appear before cyclists
- More power for ASIC welcomed
- Fraser-Kirk must unveil witnesses: judge
- Human Rights Medal still within reach
- Coalition seeks protection for journos
- Lawyers will leave if prospects are limited
- US courts broaden Qantas plunge class action
- Judicial inquiry docs must be released
- US firm embroiled in murder enquiry, Magic Circle partner rates skyrocket, Deutsche Bank overhaul
- Justice Bingham remembered, in-house privilege stalls; A&O salaries rise
- Age discrimination commissioner established
- Forum tackles Indigenous law
- AG takes ADR bill to new Parliament
- Top fees for firms in merger deal
- AG announces top Indigenous legal professional
- Ban the death penalty: ALHR
- Allens forms alliance to enter Japan
- Clients tell lawyers they charge too much
- Republic lags behind push for constitutional change
- Middletons partner launches new firm
- Slaters staffer swaps laptop for paddle
- Women lawyers recognised at awards night
- Cabcharge class action speeds ahead
- Lawyer calls for Taser ban
- Corruption infects legal profession
- AAR head commends other firms
- Merger creates new mid-tier player
- Convicted lawyer's book recalled
- Legal market braces for skills shortage
- Australia talked up at Vancouver Conference
- NSW ahead on arbitration
- WA lawyers get active for charity
- Greed at UK College of Law. David most popular partner name, BP lawyers vie for top spot
- Website changes world of recruitment
- Career Counsel: What if my poor academic transcript isn't reflective of my ability?
- Young Guns 2010: Meet the young lawyers changing the profession
- London calling: prizes and pitfalls of making the move to the UK
- High proportion of women get silk
- Boat comes in for Middletons
- ACCC takes lawyer to court
- DJs saga may settle
- Firms take fees on rail IPO
- Mature law grads seek a fair go
- Scandal could cost DPP place on bench
- Freehills head dismisses double dip recession fears
- $37 million and a necessary trip to the Hamptons
- Force of obligation
- Fire destroys Fiji Law Society
- Corporate insolvencies to rise
- Law looking to hire, but not all industries recruiting
- Commissioner tackles racism
- Tax Board examines Islamic finance
- Mozambique ahead of Australia on gender equality
- Law Firm head told to quit alleged deception
- Reports show class actions are not rising
- Mayer Brown signs up TMF, UK backs down on bar diversity; Reed Smith & Thompson merger talk
- Vic Government tackles major court delays
- Fraser-Kirk and DJs talk it out
- Green trade marks not what they seem
- Allens named employer of the decade
- Lawyers to be relieved of regulatory burdens
- Clutz climate change head joins carbon institute
- DJs sex case finally settles
- Pro bono helps alleviate poverty
- Mediation course kicks-off at the AIDC
- Report says children lack protection in the NT
- Human trafficking remains a dirty secret
- Lawyers support Thai brothel rescuers
- UQ overhauls LLM
- Can lawyers change the world?
- Golden Gavel decider at Press Club
- More lawyers head to the Bar
- AG launches new family law guidelines
- New JPs to be kept in line
- Lawyers suffering from data overload
- SA Law Society appoints new president
- AG approves ACICA as non-court arbitrators
- Corrs wins award for pro bono work
- Law takes depression message to business
- Discrimination decision paves way for justice
- Incorporated firms could face tax bill
- Eversheds consolidates brand; "court closed" win; Liverpool FC case kicks off
- Gleeson to head arbitration judicial committee
- Lawyer likens Storm collapse to Watergate
- Sydney prepares for global Law Ministers meeting
- Lawyers on road to social networking addiction
- Mediation-fails-in-quot-shocking-quot-bullying-case-
- Charities-to-benefit-from-class-action-reform
- NSW Business Chamber snaps up ABL
- Lay-off military prosecutor, warns Law Council
- Firms shown way to flexible work options
- Corrupt lawyer sacked
- Discrimination expert heads up PIAC
- Slaters to snap up Keddies
- Clients declare the unforgivable law firm mistakes
- Clutz and Freehills on ASX merger
- Law doctorates named after GG
- Detention centre breaches civil rights covenant
- Australians need human rights education
- Accusation judge protected mates unfounded: LIV
- From cop shop to legal shop
- Military Court might be unconstitutional
- Law firm competition driving innovation
- e.law ramps up litigation service
- Allen & Overy launches iPad app, Brazil for Jones Day, partnership proves tough for litigator
- Australia bans devastating weapons
- Lessons in law come with free pedicure
- Middletons bets against SportingBet
- Lawyers aim high on cloud computing
- Minters partner to head Carbon committee
- UTS announces first law doctoral scholarships
- Take our readership survey and you could win an iPad
- CJ French outs billable hours
- End mandatory detention: AHRC
- Experts to debate human rights education
- LIV surveys parties on justice issues
- Boxer to fight coach in court
- College of Law adds new Masters program
- Gen Y credited with moving workplaces into the future
- Client agreements can be long-lasting, just watch out for lady boys
- News wants $244 million claim struck out
- VCAT launches Saturday hearings
- Canadian firm leaves top tier trailing
- International legal processes to be simplified
- Bakers man burnt by Krispy Kreme
- Bob Brown defends Melbourne barrister
- Allens shoes us all how to recycle
- ANZ class action kicks off
- iPhone app does the maths for litigators
- Time for Indigenous recognition
- Corby's lawyer says Gillard must do more
- Blakes loses out in BHP bid rejection
- Singapore hits back at judiciary criticism
- Legal eagles share their tales
- Fuzi says dispute with Clutz was much ado about nothing
- AG calls for human rights education
- Australia lodges human rights report to UN
- Slaters has Elders in its sights
- LIV honours leaders in profession
- League star's bill to Minters not resolved
- Greed behind major increase in fraud
- AusLSA receives green award
- Lawyers pound the pavement for charity
- Honeymoon dive killer to be freed
- Aboriginal referendum long overdue
- Profession to approve head of Legal Board
- News Ltd takes hit in One.Tel case
- College of Law adds in-house Masters degree
- Lawyer new chair of football club
- WebCourt: coming to a PC near you
- Cowdery's "wish list" seeks end to legal wars
- Soy milk class action grows
- Shine denies acquisition rumour
- Qantas fined again
- Martin Bryant's lawyer to flog art collection
- ACLA 2010: Lawyers Weekly's full coverage of the ACLA National Conference 2010
- ASIC issues mortgage guidelines
- High Court rules offshore processing invalid
- Govt seeks changes to Family Law Act
- Resolution demands more human rights education
- Elected judges "sooner or later"
- Serious implications to follow asylum decision
- ACLA 2010: Spam "tsunami" exposes legal departments
- ACLA 2010: In-house lawyers debate the long-term view
- ACLA 2010: Curbing corruption in Malaysia will reduce boat people
- ACLA 2010: Phone tapping to be used sparingly - ASIC
- Law Council supports violence bill
- Garrigues rakes it in; BP sells assets; new rank for UK's Macfarlanes
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- Partner to give concert at Conservatorium
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- BHP pulls the plug on Canadian takeover
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- Not strictly legal: Negotiating roles in-house
- Time will heal legal reform problems
- Norton Rose to reach five continents
- Blakes hooked on outsourcing
- Oz on top for foreign investment
- Security bill gets through parliament
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- Industry leaders show young lawyers the ropes
- AOC chief to head sport's top arbitral body
- The three hats of an equity partner
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- Gadens to merge with Brisbane firm
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- Taking the road less travelled
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- Lawyers must dispel asylum myths
- Haneef to return to Australia
- LawHelp to boost Indigenous corporations
- Government confronts forced marriages
- No fluff in government law
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- Monash students take out Kirby Cup
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- Law firms say super size me
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- Partners stymie business development
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- Salvos Legal makes history
- Legal feud over defecting partners ends
- UK IP consultancy opens in Sydney
- NT silk wins prestigious award
- Three firms and an 18-week baby policy
- New rules to limit overseas lawyers in UK
- ALRC's future to be examined
- iPhone app for legal job hunters
- Slaters to open another office
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- Are there opportunities for lawyers in risk management?
- Honeymoon killer to face murder trial at last
- COAG should let others see reform laws
- Avoiding the most common AML/CTF pitfalls
- Insolvency risks higher for SMEs
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- WA Law Society head to tackle depression
- Legal basis for charging Assange shaky
- Clutz to kick-off 2011 with new partners
- HC rules advocacy group is a charity
- Humanitarians killed as international laws defied
- Finding your dream job
- Top-tier firms pave way for reform of sexual assault laws
- Centro class action expands
- New fingers in LPO pie
- New legal centre for NSW north coast
- Mallesons announces 12 partners before Christmas
- Remaining silent could lead straight to jail
- Laws pushed through in NSW before election
- Supreme Court judge to receive honorary doctorate
- SA gets up to speed on law reform
- Jumping ship on 2011 agenda
- Jones Day goes to Boston, Clifford Chance to Turkey, Herbert Smith to Belfast
- M&A lawyers to be kept busy by ACCC in 2011
- Assange may have long legal wait
- UTS scholarship values life experience over books
- Lawyers behind Assange
- New firm says west is best
- Perth lawyer charged with murder
- Directors feeling the pinch in post-GFC fallout
- Optimism high for 2011
- M+K takes on Qld market through merger
- Wikileaks demonstrates a failure of the system
- Minters snaps up Jones Day partners
- Funding for legal regulators announced
- Private equity back in town
- Tetsuya's recipe icing on the cake for lawyer
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- US firms looking to hire
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- Norton Rose lawyer to run in Qld election
- American lawyers have the blues too
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- First successful claim against Opes Prime fund
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- Gyms flex muscle with Minters the music man
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- High Court split on voting rights
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- Trio of firms pick-up global gongs
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- Australia right to negotiate on whaling
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- Trade Practices Act gets a makeover
- New LCA president to support young lawyers
- M&A back to pre-GFC levels
- Australia beats England in lawyers cricket match
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- Asylum decision weak without more lawyers
- DPP scandal sparks inquiry
- Jones Day to focus on Indonesia
- Courts on high alert as floods near
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- Floods cause havoc for Brisbane firms
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- Firms relocate in Brisbane
- Firms need to keep their head in the clouds
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- High Court to hear case for release of minor detainees
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- Floods force deal signing to Sydney
- Allens practice head joins Mills Oakley
- Victorian reforms open door to legal aid
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- Clutz partner to head global body
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- Australian lawyers to hit NY Bar
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- QLD court revamp a step closer
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- Global reach for Aus and NZ in-house lawyer
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- Lawyers line up for fun run
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- Abbott's "blood pledge" no concern to lawyers
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- Mallesons backs aspiring students
- Sydney Law School honours Spigelman
- New book to improve court delays
- Oz law schools look global
- Law Society head to serve another year
- Company to capture panels with net
- Vic Bar opens up to Asia
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- Pay rise expectations not realistic
- Sri Lanka project ongoing
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- Storm documentary brewing
- Slaters eyes UK market
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- Gilbert + Tobin seeks a firm voice
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- Clutz updates Indigenous commitment
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- Adelaide graduate wins Menzies Scholarship
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- Mallesons merger gets Chinese vote
- Muslim network to launch legal guide
- Sydney firm to take over Melbourne boutique
- Barrister takes top job at WA Law Society
- Lawyers line up for Human Rights Medal
- Doug Jones addresses arbitration dinner
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- Worrying times for M&A
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- New laws to protect human rights
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- QC wins Human Rights Medal
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- Salary freeze for A&O; Law Society takes aim at 'Solicitors from Hell' website and new UK tie
- Ex-Bakers chair new IMF head
- Clutz partner promotions all women
- Allens takes on eight Indigenous interns
- Firms ignore value of client feedback
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- Australian solicitors get uniform conduct rules
- New group for Pacific lawyers
- Unite to fight cyber crime
- Job market stable for in-house lawyers
- CHOGM inaction angers Amnesty
- No win, no fee under spotlight
- Oz businesses positive about funding
- Partners vote on Mallesons merger
- New hope for mass atrocities
- Human rights award finalists announced
- LCA supports new family violence laws
- PILCH lands funding boost
- Styles case settles
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- Mallesons and King & Wood create Asian force
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- Pinsent Masons invests in compliance technology
- Bar falls behind firms on gender equality
- China mass arrests to have ‘chilling effect’ on Aus firms
- Suspect arrested over Family Court murders
- Govt backing needed to make Aus an arbitration hub: SC
- Two new legal platforms enter the market
- Growth strategies based on lateral partner movements ‘very high risk’
- Aus corporates on global acquisition ‘spree’
- Salaries stagnate, bonuses restricted
- Engaging ‘freelance lawyers’ a first step in re-making BigLaw
- Firm attributes consistent growth to repositioning
- PR concerns make corporates litigation-shy
- Law students question value of their degree
- Future barristers aspire to a life in crime
- Squire Patton Boggs forges ties with East Africa
- Medicinal cannabis puts lawyers at nexus of science and law
- Globalise from the inside out
- In-house hiring rises even as pressure mounts
- Publicly-listed firm acquires mid-sized rival
- ICC should address crimes against the environment: Freeland
- Perth boutiques join forces to take on competitors
- Firm lights the way for flexible work
- East coast firm goes west
- Partnership model relegated to ‘old world’
- Firms hiring as Chinese property investors swoop into Qld
- Lawyers urged to go mobile
- E-conveyancing among legal industry’s biggest IT concerns
- ABA urges review of proposed citizenship bill
- ‘Out of sight, out of mind’ a dangerous mantra for data management
- Low-cost service launched for not-for-profits
- ICAC powers limited to 'serious corruption': Baird
- Boutique director quits following strategic shift
- Class actions take true grit
- LCA aims to open foreign markets to Aus lawyers
- NT law society eyes ‘million-dollar barramundi’ for legal aid
- Strongest brandpower firms revealed
- Sparkes bounces back after partner losses
- Traditional firms watch and learn from NewLaw
- Top-tier outlook brighter than for mid-tier rivals
- Australian Law Awards finalists announced
- Brandis’ remarks betray ‘disrespect for the judicial system’
- Law Firm of the Year pits globals against nationals
- Corrs moves back to its roots
- Firms take on tech challenge
- Sports law hampered by poor governance
- Growth in class actions puts corporates, firms on alert
- NSW partners dominate finalists list
- 'Virtual' firm goes national
- New markets, larger footprint key to firm growth
- Boutique with expansion plans unfazed by mining downturn
- Lawyers warned on the dark side of frequent flying
- Boutique awards category showcases the best of NewLaw
- Tech-awareness crucial in domestic violence cases
- Glass ‘both half full and half empty’ for law firms
- Researcher reveals the power of a single word in mediation
- Law Society head resigns to run in by-election
- Mooting competition combats underrepresentation
- Rejection of mandatory sentencing for firearm offences welcomed
- National firms play the odds in MP award
- ‘Arrogant’ firms warned against hoarding information
- Global firms’ revenue damaged by strong US dollar
- Global firm's revenue rocked by strong US dollar
- Canberra lawyer disbarred for $60k misconduct
- Outstanding employee initiatives recognised
- Global stock market plunge to dent legal activity
- Debut government law award attracts big talent
- Salaries creep up in private practice
- Law firm helps launch fintech start-up hub
- Firms ‘like their pound of flesh’, likely to resist hiring freelancers
- Social media won’t start ‘wildfire’ of defamation cases
- Markets respond to Slater and Gordon's strong FY15 results
- NRF: Lawyers belong on the front lines in hacking scandals
- Boutiques rush in as top tier neglects mid-market M&A
- Firms weather five-year decline in demand
- New precedents website rejects 'one size fits all' approach
- Boutique firm responds to clients' demand for nationwide service
- Big firms recognised for big deals
- Asian infrastructure boom draws global firm to Australia
- Lawyers shouldn't ‘assume’ judges know how social media works
- Fresh approach to divorce is much needed
- Firms partner up for pro bono success
- Firm’s ‘ecosystem’ business model creates double-digit growth
- In-house teams eye up secondments
- Top general counsel report busy year
- In-house lawyers at the core of business
- Order of Australia recognises service to the law
- Legal profession ‘slower to adapt’ to technology
- Globals pursue cost-cutting as demand weakens
- Government dragging its feet on privacy law reform
- Law Council commends Nauru report
- Smaller firms hold their own in dispute resolution
- The rise of cross-border dispute resolution
- Digital disruption hits IP lawyers
- New Chief Justice of Queensland appointed
- SA Law Society recognises blind lawyer's achievements
- Mills Oakley navigates ‘cost-constrained’ Perth market
- NSW solicitor defrauds $30,000 from Legal Aid
- Increased IPO activity good news for lawyers
- UNSW puts focus on Indigenous under-representation in law
- Firms flock in as South Korea opens to foreign lawyers
- Employment law award celebrates success at all levels
- New Law Society president elected
- Technology changes the face of litigation support
- Metadata retention not a cure-all for international crime
- Unmet legal need a ‘business opportunity’
- Lawyers encouraged to ‘look deeper’ in to mental health
- Private equity deals ease off
- Standout senior associates recognised
- Firms ‘are not alone’ in facing upheaval
- Ethical advice a boon to client business
- Aussie lawyers one step closer to India
- Law firms failing at first impressions
- European law blocks Australian-style refugee policies
- Youngsters make their mark
- Firms offer pro bono advice to social enterprises
- Insurance M&A activity holds steady
- Two firms dominate in deals
- Environmental laws without public standing are 'a dead letter'
- Mandarin skills crucial to China engagement
- It's not enough to be nice: culture needs a commercial edge
- 7-Eleven saga is a warning to all
- Australian Law Awards winners revealed - September 2015
- 'Intrapreneurial' firms do best
- Conflict of interest cuts domestic violence victims from aid
- Competitive pricing is about getting smarter, not cheaper
- Law students call for tighter regulation of unpaid internships
- ‘No need for plebiscite,’ says Law Society of Tasmania
- Law Society concerned over criminal code amendment
- Protection order enforcement is a job for the community
- Money laundering activities pose a risk to property lawyers
- Former Law Society president defeated in Canning by-election
- Trans-Tasman exchange listings to increase
- Job-for-cash scheme dumped following Law Society inquiry
- Awards recognise best of Australian firms
- Firms warned of information overload
- Beyond the buzzword: What is culture and how do you change it?
- Individuals’ time to shine
- Lawyer defends against Chief Justice complaint
- Firms are ‘desperate’ for property lawyers
- Canning ‘strengthened my resolve’ to continue in politics, says Keogh
- Firms that go above and beyond recognised
- Graduates are looking in the wrong places: UNSW
- Legal community applauds $15m domestic violence legal aid investment
- Diverse range of practice teams awarded
- Firms unlikely to abandon PPL policies
- Leadership spill a ‘great opportunity’ for government lawyers
- New law school may leave grads stranded
- Bullying and social media matters on the rise
- DPP solicitor avoids jail on drug charges
- Young lawyers seek more seats at the table
- HSF announces leadership reshuffle
- Global firms with Aus presence emerge on top
- Photo gallery: Relive law's night of nights
- Tassie firm leverages off mainland price gap
- 'Progressive' general counsel help bring in revenue
- Slater and Gordon rallies as $56 billion wiped off share market
- M&A activity hits record low
- ALHR urges government cooperation with UN special rapporteur
- Lawyers bringing case against PM banned from PNG
- Lawyer weighs in on union debate
- NSW Attorney-General defends DPP
- ‘Legal chat’ connects public to lawyers in real time
- Mid-size firms catching up in pro bono stakes
- Lawyers are not 'invulnerable’: Fed Court Judge
- Asia expansion made easier with ‘how-to’ guides
- HSF quarter-century milestone celebrated
- Students call for greater openess around mental wellbeing
- Most sought-after firms identified by state
- Firm simplifies Fair Work laws
- Coke, dope, ice: Does the profession have a drug problem?
- Law firm mergers hit record high
- Convicted drug trafficker appeals disbarment
- NSW judge presiding over jockey case in UK court
- Increase in international arbitrations unlikely under TPP
- Competition: Lawyers Weekly needs you!
- IPH finalises $73m acquisition
- Firm pays tribute to veteran lawyer
- Metadata regime may boost privacy cases
- 'Uber-fication' hits law firms
- High Court ruling on gene patent ‘very narrow’
- Lawyers take stand against death penalty
- Start-up targets mid-tier clients
- We love Lucy: Mentoring program connects women in law
- Perth ‘pop up’ to offer legal support services for global firm
- Firms urged to rethink approach to overseas pro bono
- Annual celebration of female talent kicks off
- China slowdown unlikely to impede Aussie firms
- Clear skies ahead for IPOs
- Aussie firm seals US alliance
- Uni tackles grad recruitment head-on
- Small state lawyers seek share of government pie
- ‘Be ruthless’ in carving out a niche
- Law Council questions anti-terror laws targeting 14 year olds
- VLA spending questioned following legal aid investigation
- ‘Egregious animal abuse’ completely legal, says ADO
- Latin America a target for Aussie firm growth
- Lawyers vulnerable to hacker extortion
- Exclusive: SA Law Society to vote on quotas
- Women in Law Awards thrown open to barristers and special counsel
- NZ lawyer to be extradited from Aus
- M&A activity benefits from Turnbull boost
- Reforming Australian federalism is our next great task
- Design infringement cases increasing for IP lawyers
- Aussie in-house salaries among best and worst
- Battle of the sexes: firms favoured by men and women revealed
- Prison issues overlooked
- Corruption is killing deals
- Law firms urged to develop healthier workplaces
- Female partnership ratio improves
- Hong Kong considers liberalising arbitration financing
- Stigma remains barrier to women seeking legal action
- Global firm pushes into Africa
- 'Phoenix' lawyers undeterred by ATO crackdown
- Dire job market prompts internship rethink
- Sterling teams up with IPA
- Lawyers target human rights abuse in supply chains
- Second global enters South Africa
- Lawyers prepare for sweeping reforms in financial services sector
- Shine Lawyers acquires two-office boutique
- City planning lawyers pull communities back to the future
- Client service must go deeper than legal work
- Sterling Publishing takes out top gong for second year running
- Partners aspire to nationals, juniors look to globals
- Gender pay gap brought to light
- Law Society of NSW elections see young lawyers step up
- Victorian justice review welcomed
- Bachelorette spoiler lawsuit fizzles out
- 'We will live and die by the integrity of the system': PEXA
- NSW Bar Association president steps down
- Awards attract leading lights
- States have 'less excuse' to snub Uniform Law: NSW A-G
- Tackling depression requires ‘crossing a desert'
- Firms attractive to women share their secrets
- Law Society of SA introduces gender quotas
- Partnerships between CLCs and firms address unmet legal need
- Retrospective changes to ‘inhumane’ compensation laws welcomed
- Universities fail to keep pace with industry
- NSW’s litigious environment stifles in-house potential
- Regulatory pressure makes corporate tax a game of risk
- Nationals pose big competition but face major risk
- Family Court takeover will not solve funding crisis
- Restrict police cooperation in death penalty cases: LCA, ABA
- Tradition is holding firms back from innovation
- DLA embarks on aggressive corporate strategy
- Invest work with the warmth and hospitality of home life
- Industry shouldn’t become ‘overzealous’ about technology
- Clients to engage barristers online in Australian first
- Firms warned on storm brewing around off-site data
- Profession urged to 'close the information gap'
- ‘The law doesn't inspire me’: author, lawyer Alice Pung
- Rumours resurface of Gadens' merger with Dentons
- Shine sues aviation lawyer for alleged client poaching
- Sole practitioners band together
- Dentons-Gadens merger moves to a vote
- UK firms facing tough demands from clients
- IPH finalises $11m acquisition
- National firm ventures into new territory
- NACLC board chair prioritises funding
- LIV calls for greater sentencing options for drug offences
- Adelaide researchers commit to collaboration with courts
- Law a winning field for Rhodes Scholars
- Women now a majority of in-house counsel, but still face pay gap
- Kirby throws support behind AALA expansion
- William Roberts Lawyers celebrates 10th birthday
- AWL questions federal level court appointments
- Regions face severe lawyer shortage
- Court technology has limits: NSW Attorney-General
- ‘User-pays’ model a threat to access to justice
- Lawyers cautiously optimistic for 2016
- Women in Law Awards finalists unveiled
- CLC finds new home through university
- Lawyers fall behind on business development
- Law Society NT slams proposed sex offender registry
- Minter Ellison revenue up despite ‘patchy market conditions’
- Nobel Laureate to headline major international finance conference
- Australian human rights record under review by UN
- Insurers turn away from one-state firms
- US companies shift more legal work in-house
- E-signatures spell trouble for lawyers
- Senior associates fight for top place
- More globals bring outsourcing in from the cold
- National and global partners go head-to-head
- National firm invests in online disruptor
- Culture forms greatest barrier to improving lawyer EQ
- A&O contract lawyer business builds capacity in Asia Pacific
- Minters boss resists categorisation
- Citizenship bill may breach separation of powers: ABA
- Global firm doubles its chances in Young Gun award
- New Vic Bar Council elected
- Poor compliance provides opportunity for firms
- Private uni ventures into PLE research
- In-house teams bypass ‘noise in the middle’ with direct briefing
- LIV criticises 'overly complex' sentencing laws
- ‘Independent voice’ of the Bar has a place in politics: Needham
- Workers compensation laws under fire
- Middle East activity flows into Aus firms
- Exclusive: LCA president-elect revealed
- Rural court to move 130 kilometres away
- Second IP firm debuts on ASX at $89m
- Firms should ‘stress-test’ communication strategies
- Deal leaks lowest in Australia
- NSW Law Society elects executive
- Lawyers’ biggest grievances revealed
- At-risk lawyers trained in suicide prevention
- IP firm branches out
- CLC ethos permeates industry
- National firm announces regional merger
- IPH eyes new acquisitions, while Slaters sits tight
- Domestic violence legal helpline gets $200,000 upgrade
- Firms urged to improve domestic violence awareness
- Dennis Denuto defamation case falls flat
- Newly listed Xenith sets sights on acquisitions
- New shares to raise $60m for IPH Limited
- Global firm expands in Middle East
- Harper Review gets approval, but 'effects test' still in limbo
- PEXA goes live on new platform
- International dispute resolution conference on the cards
- Parents unhappy with Independent Children’s Lawyer practice
- Law school shouldn’t be a ‘shopping list of subjects’
- Slater and Gordon shares plummet
- SA lawyers offer free legal assistance to bushfire victims
- Women in Law Awards winners revealed
- Firms urged to consider end-to-end security
- Firm's rebrand facilitates national expansion
- NewLaw firm expands into Western Australia
- Slaters halts slide, but uncertainty remains
- NSW LRC vacancy filled after two years
- Don’t just focus on the negatives: Chief Justice
- Solo in-house lawyers on the rise
- Updated ACICA rules reflect international developments
- HSF forges alliance with Singapore firm
- Hall & Wilcox latest to venture into Perth
- Corporations Act ‘stifles’ healthy risk taking: Justice Robson
- New LCA executive announced
- Single revenue pool better for clients: Jones Day
- Awards celebrate young talent
- Funding recommendations go unanswered
- Sustainability a factor in client choice of firm
- Globals dominate in individual lawyer awards
- ‘Technical brilliance is no longer enough’
- Online lawyer registry rejects ‘TripAdvisor-style ratings’
- PwC pushes further into legal services
- New firm targeting domestic violence is 'first of its kind'
- Future Sparkes leader puts faith in innovation
- Profit growth greatest for small firms
- ASIC to regulate digital innovations
- World Bank director to unveil gender benchmarks for legal sector
- Law Council urges COAG to act on Indigenous imprisonment
- Slater and Gordon ditches Pitcher Partners
- Partners warned against firm hopping
- ‘Gig economy’ set to transform the legal industry
- LIV supports medicinal marijuana policy framework
- Transactional lawyers in demand overseas
- LIV welcomes proposed judicial commission
- In-house lawyers see insurance M&A surge
- ‘No sector is immune’ to data breaches
- Further safeguards needed in Counter-Terrorism Bill: LCA
- Clyde & Co reports strong income growth
- Wotton + Kearney and Ashurst move in together
- Continued M&A success expected in 2016
- LCA urges caution on post-sentence controls
- Firms witness effects of G20 tax crackdown
- National firm focuses on family law
- Mid-tiers grow their partner ranks
- ‘Over-resourcing’ helps small firms tackle big deals
- Mindfulness training an antidote to lawyers’ toxic lives
- Inaugural CIArb moot a success
- Lawyers Weekly launches new jobs board
- Slater and Gordon shares slump again
- CBA defamation victory shows social media ‘pervasiveness’
- Old guard shakes off threat from legal disruptors
- MYEFO falls short with legal funding
- Accounting firms have pushed into legal but will law push back?
- LCA pressures govt to react to China's crackdown on lawyers
- Regulatory law to rise following COP21
- Maurice Blackburn launches class action against Slater and Gordon
- LIV walks lawyers through common ethical pitfalls
- Importance of higher qualifications increasing
- Online conveyancer expects growth in 2016 despite resistance
- Legal market top-heavy as mid-tiers gather momentum
- Mega M&A deals crushed IPO activity during 2015
- Global firm dominates December deals
- Hyper-productive, overconfident lawyers could be ‘toxic workers’, study suggests
- Even national firms need a 'global mindset': KWM
- Criminal lawyer arrested on drug charges
- Senior associates locked out of partnerships
- Class actions remain at a ‘low and steady rate’
- Boutiques find a niche on the world stage
- Family Law Act celebrates 40 years
- Legal employment disruptors face fewer hurdles than Uber
- Sex Discrimination Commissioner post still vacant
- Demand for domestic violence legal aid spikes
- Major banks order investigation of Slater and Gordon’s accounts
- Lawyers’ use of LinkedIn can benefit firms
- Promotion quotas could solve gender pay gap
- In-house leading the way in flexibility
- ACA Lawyers calls for release of Slater and Gordon forensic review
- New entrants send legal market into ‘disarray’
- Firms maintain status quo ‘at their own peril’
- If I move to the cloud, do I need to retrain staff?
- Domestic violence legal aid helpline launched
- After-hours email challenges lawyers' work-life balance
- Lawyers must promote ‘reasoned debate’ about justice system
- China’s downturn could affect law firms
- Businesses lose appetite for low-level litigation
- Employee surveillance regulation inconsistent across Australia
- International firms dominate M&A in Australasia
- Legal blogging a ‘discernible trend’ for firms
- CLC representative body calls for long-term funding solution
- Innovation has little to do with technology
- WLANSW expands into regional areas
- Qld judicial commission on the cards
- Separating lawyers from sales function has major drawbacks
- Essendon supplements saga likely to continue in courts, lawyer says
- In-house contracts attractive to private practice lawyers
- Ex-Sparkes team heads up new Hall & Wilcox office
- Family law support service minimises court delays
- Most-recommended Aussie firms revealed
- Australian jurists rally around detained Chinese lawyers
- Legal aid funding has ‘a long way to go’: QLS
- The future of work
- Shine Lawyers in trading halt
- Top business publisher acquires My Business
- High school establishes first-ever drop-in legal office
- Business pressures push partners in-house
- Legal sector to lead in recruitment growth for 2016
- Australia behind on uptake of litigation technology
- ‘No current plans’ for Queensland judicial commission
- Mega-deals make 2015 a record-breaking year for Aussie M&A
- SA Law Society looks to ‘future-proof the profession’
- Jump in ATARs reflects law degree popularity
- Shine share limbo extended
- Essendon players lawyer-up against club
- Refugee lawyer speaks of ‘freedom from fear’ in Australia Day address
- Exclusive: Australia’s most frequent M&A partners revealed
- Inaugural Partner of the Year awards launched
- Legal aid online chat service surpasses 1,000 users
- Small firms reminded of superannuation requirements
- A&O predicts growth in cartel prosecutions
- The grass isn’t always greener in-house
- Law firm metrics ‘not much use to clients’
- Sterling Publishing set to launch new platform for SMSF trustees and investors
- Legal figures named in Australia Day Honours
- Global firm expands Africa presence
- Future opportunities are key to retention
- Law schools cry foul over media's ATAR claims
- Salary increase on the cards for lawyers
- Slaters postpones financial results update
- Ashurst managing partner steps down
- Listed firm halves earnings guidance
- Paralegal roles not ‘dead ends’ for aspiring law graduates
- Slaters considers closing two UK offices
- Legal bodies urge government to rethink legal aid cuts
- National redress scheme well overdue: LCA
- Legal market ripe for consolidation
- Jones Day launches in Queensland
- DLA Piper expands Nordic presence
- Allion restructures management team
- Capital markets activity remains robust
- Queensland firm chooses youngest-ever female practice leader
- Corporates embrace flat-fee structures
- Tasmania’s court delays ‘worst in the country’
- High Court ruling a blow to lawyers fighting offshore detention
- Law firms pipped by big four accountancies in grad survey
- Partner becomes first legal fellow of Global CCS Institute
- NSW Law Society president warns lawyers 'cannot sit back'
- DLA Piper approves remuneration overhaul
- LCA welcomes TPP as boon to legal profession
- Maddocks opts for e-contracts
- Barry Nilsson launches Melbourne family practice
- Transactional lawyers detect waves in on-demand economy
- New Adviceline head pursues 'suburban-growth' strategy
- Global firm focuses on innovation in ACT
- NSW Chief Justice highlights threat to professional privilege
- Education, not mandatory sentencing, the way forward: LIV
- National firm enters the ACT
- US lawyers' alcohol abuse rings alarm bells in Oz: TJMF
- Migration Law Update - March
- Global firm breaks ranks through Brisbane move
- New platform launched for SMSF trustees and investors
- Little hope of federal-level human rights reform: Prof Williams
- Optimism about legal business on the rise
- Leadership upheaval at Clifford Chance Sydney
- US firm exits Australian market
- ICAC's authority 'diminished' post-Cunneen, says barrister
- ALA fights decline in victims' rights
- Students to review wrongful conviction claims
- Firm opposes Harper Review reform to ‘misuse of market power’
- Joint committee calls for 'special advocates' to defend terror suspects
- Partner of the Year entries closing soon
- Criminal firms get business boost from lockout laws
- Firms urged to push into non-legal sectors
- Students underexposed to in-house roles
- M&A deals worth billions derailed through antitrust action
- EXCLUSIVE: Law firms slow to automate
- Abolishing time limit on child abuse redress a ‘major step’ for NSW
- Listed IP firms ‘fundamentally different’ from Slater and Gordon
- Xenith IP releases half-year results
- Legal Aid NSW launches new website for Independent Children’s Lawyers
- LIV backs calls for contingency fees
- Legislation to tackle alcohol-fuelled violence in Qld welcomed
- Constitutional law increasingly international, says Solicitor-General
- Legal services struggling to grow profitable revenue
- Legal bodies call for action on Indigenous incarceration
- Corporate crime sector heats up under regulatory scrutiny
- Shine Corporate revenue drops 13 per cent
- Boutique capitalises on resources slowdown
- ALHR calls for action plan on business and human rights
- Law firm teams up with Commonwealth Games
- IPH posts 60% revenue growth
- AdventBalance to merge with UK business
- Networks provide alternative to merging
- Lawyers urge PM to end offshore detention
- IPOs hit four-year high in 2015
- Convergence between firms and disruptors on the horizon
- New foreign investor conditions imposed
- Globals dominate in February deals
- Workplace lawyers broaden to advisory role
- Slater and Gordon announces full extent of losses
- Brexit referendum creates uncertainty around UK law
- Asian buyers a ‘big force’ in insurance M&A
- ACCC prioritises consumer protection
- Slater and Gordon banks threaten to call in debts
- Clutz ‘ramps up’ graduate investment
- LIV chimes in on Access to Justice Review
- Solicitors-General divided over public interest advocacy
- Role of general counsels in M&A changing
- Inaugural awards attract high-profile judges
- Revenue up, but business development neglected
- Embracing disruptive technology
- Law firm IT can do more than simply ‘keep the lights on’
- Partner of the Year Awards finalists revealed
- Commonwealth laws encroaching on freedom
- Class actions seek overseas funding against big Aussie players
- Energy sector drives growth in M&A in Asia Pacific
- Open discussion on vicarious trauma needed
- Bakers swells ranks of in-house outsourcing centre
- Victorian solicitor struck off for professional misconduct
- ‘Panacea approach' to national exam flawed
- Website tracking is ‘invaluable’ to law firms
- Clients highlight ineffective regulation as top concern
- National firms preferred when stakes are high
- Professions don't stand a chance against machines
- Adding a touch of magic to law firm marketing
- CommInsure scandal sparks call for insurance sector reform
- Immediate review of migration laws required: MIA
- It's possible to share one job between two, even in law
- Tech and innovation to shape insurance M&A
- Legal Aid NSW launches Domestic Violence Unit
- Smaller firms can punch above their weight in pro bono
- Shift in communication enables in-house lawyers to drive change
- Legal profession nearing equal gender split
- Former DLA partner launches boutique
- Summer clerkships offered in growing numbers
- Victorian Law Reports change hands after 100 years
- GCs have duty to responsible business practices
- Community lawyers call for sustainable funding
- Rethink needed on mental health disclosure
- GCs increasingly aided by legal operations staff
- Melbourne criminal lawyer gunned down
- Firms blur lines between business development and marketing
- Government commits to business and human rights consultation
- GCs must bring company on smart work ‘journey’
- NewLaw firms warned against 'cannibalising' one another
- Chaser comedian to headline Partner of the Year Awards
- ‘Noisy’ NewLaw landscape has clients bewildered
- DLA Piper launches flexible resourcing pool in Australia
- Corporates becoming mediation ‘connoisseurs’
- Aboriginal Legal Service calls for justice targets
- Pricing transparency a major issue for in-house teams
- Job share partners smash flexibility ceiling
- DLA Piper moves to Queen Street
- Legal bodies criticise anti-protest laws
- New 'paradigm-shattering' workspace models gain popularity
- Aussie litigation funder backs Slaters class action
- ‘Rising demand’ for family law prompts Sydney practice launch
- Loss of private life at heart of mental health crisis: Chief Justice Holmes
- Firm launches global innovation team
- Lawyers see uptick in work from bribery crackdown
- Federal Court launches international arbitration lecture series
- Tech influencing office layout
- LCA backs away from contingency fees
- LCA condemns ‘disturbing’ attacks against Turkish lawyers
- Power balance shifts between buyers and sellers in M&A
- Dispute resolution success at all firm types
- Infrastructure M&A builds up speed
- Fairfax backs down from claims firm mishandled rape allegation
- Mediation demand driven by client enthusiasm
- Migration lawyers receive recognition
- EXCLUSIVE: Hogan Lovells brings on 4 Aussie partners
- Teamwork 'often not visible' in firms
- Tech resistance affecting efficiency
- LIV supports recommendations from family violence commission
- Clients demand nationwide HR and IR capability
- Incorporated boutiques find ‘sweet spot’ in the market
- Mid-market deals to dominate in 2016
- ABLA goes regional
- Firm urges government to prioritise workers' rights
- Opportunities emerging in resources M&A
- Boutiques succeed in government practice
- Lawyers urged to re-examine disputes costing model
- Australia’s emerging industries key to M&A expansion
- QLS applauds 'anti-bikie' law reform efforts
- ACICA advisory council established
- Managing partner of DibbsBarker to step down
- Revenue growth on the cards despite challenging conditions
- 30 Under 30 kicks off for 2016
- Law schools produce students 'disconnected' from reality
- New protocols to improve compensation practice
- E-contracts bolster business efficiency
- Panama Papers spark call for money-laundering crackdown
- Firms must change culture to banish workplace harassment
- Corporate counsel shun NewLaw
- Law students buck trend on government student loan losses
- Nationals thrive in health practice
- Aussie lawyer advises historic listing on Yangon Stock Exchange
- Minter Ellison taps into talent pool of specialist lawyers
- Competition heats up as new players flock into Perth
- Banking activity shifts from Europe to Asia
- MLA partners with Lawyers Weekly on leading events
- Silk champions ADR with online portal
- Accountancy firm muscles into Perth legal space
- Firms urged to go 'beyond being problem solvers'
- SA legal assistance boosted in response to Arrium crisis
- Vic lawyer admits contempt for unethical email
- Xenith IP appoints new company secretary
- 'Free and open' legal market a boon to Aussie lawyers
- Top firms for Asia Pacific M&A revealed
- Globals weigh in on financial services
- Minters aspires to be ‘one-stop shop' for clients
- Long hours no bar to satisfaction
- Crimes Bill potentially unconstitutional
- Vic solicitor handed 15-month suspension
- Young lawyers give up partnership dream
- Quiet quarter lends itself to two M&A trends
- Insolvency market 'ripe for disruption'
- LCA deepens involvement in political process
- Australian judiciary slow to embrace tech
- The next step in tech
- Royal Commission’s quarter century of failed redress
- New international labour treaty on the cards
- Changes to Vic transport injury laws applauded
- Fin services lawyers face tech challenge
- Qld and WA lawyers dominate in energy and resources
- Global firm partners with LawPath
- Boutique tax firm joins accountancy network
- Confidence strong in M&A and outbound activity for Australasia
- Boards ‘cannot afford to be complacent’ on culture
- Firms, MPs could be exposed to cyber security liability
- LCA throws support behind Uniform Law expansion
- Legal support service provider divests assets for takeover bid
- LIV welcomes funding for asylum seeker legal services
- Lander & Rogers doubles down on Australian identity
- Domestic violence endemic in National Legal Aid family law matters
- Global MP to embrace ‘entrepreneurial spirit’
- Turnbull cyber security policy tipped to ‘safeguard legal profession’
- Firms setting diversity bar too low
- 'Beefed-up' laws must follow new commissioner role, lawyer says
- Law Society lauds Queensland law reforms
- New threats emerging for firms
- Global firm reshuffles APAC management
- Agile working benefits staff and clients
- WILMA launches North Melbourne branch
- Sydney's construction boom boosts in-house demand
- Australian pro bono market shows signs of growing up
- Dibbs office switches to rival firm
- Damages claims ‘highly likely’ from offshore asylum seeker detainees: ALA
- Exclusive: NewLaw firm partners with AI provider
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- Lawpath launches in US
- The implications of quantum computing and the law
- Keypoint bolsters property law team
- SMEs should be on high alert for cyber threats
- College of Law to host legal tech webinar
- SunDrive Solar raises $21m in Series A round
- Should legal innovators be proactive or reactive (or both)?
- There are a lot of ‘win-wins’ in starting your own firm
- The legal profession isn’t innovative enough
- How AI can capture the ‘best possible version’ of different professions
- Vow completes $73.5m Series A raise
- ‘Cyber risk is no different than any other risk’
- Working ‘hand in glove’ to drive innovation
- Helping female legal tech innovators ‘avoid mistakes we made’
- Sprintlaw expands to New Zealand
- ‘True legal innovation’ is client-centric
- The ‘resistance’ to innovation within the profession
- ‘Authentic’ law school assessments to combat use of ChatGPT to cheat
- Ballkids are in the news, and it has nothing to do with the tennis
- The crypto space is ‘changing rapidly’
- ChatGPT not likely to wholly replace lawyers (yet)
- AirTree makes NZ$35m investment in Hnry
- ChatGPT is ‘no different to Wikipedia’, lawyers warned
- Tech impacting ‘every area of business in every sector’
- Policies for use of ChatGPT needed in legal workplaces
- Lawyers’ ‘skill sets need to shift’ with the rise of ChatGPT
- Robot lawyer triggers ‘noisy’ legal debate
- Clayton Utz accelerates ESG work with ChatGPT
- Only 7% of lawyers trust ChatGPT (for now)
- Why shouldn’t lawyers necessarily trust ChatGPT or similar technologies?
- Law in Order becomes RelativityOne Gold Partner
- Josef launches AI tool, Josef Q
- PwC partners with ‘Harvey’, the chatbot lawyer
- Cyber security threats are more ‘dynamic’ than ever
- Hive makes 3 senior hires for energy and climate change team
- Law Squared appoints 3
- AI is ‘going to redefine everything about legal work’
- Australia’s part in regulating tech on a global stage
- LexisNexis launches new AI tool
- ‘Private firms are crucial for enabling community legal sector to use legal tech’
- 10 rules for new share traders
- The benefits of generative AI in law firms
- 4 Aussie lawyers to hold leadership roles with Meritas
- 90% of lawyers confirm AI is ‘crucial’ for M&A
- People and culture, harnessing the power of AI and tech will be law’s future
- LexisNexis launches first Practical Guidance NFT
- LOD to be acquired by Consilio
- Tech’s threats and challenges for legal workplaces
- Data breaches will cost firms more than money
- Lawyers ‘can’t be complacent’ in AI era
- Over half of lawyers see AI as a threat
- Law Squared opens in NZ, launches privacy and cyber group
- Legalwise Seminars: Pioneering Sustainable Legal Education for a Brighter Future
- Cyber security pros fear AI will do more harm than good
- Is your firm spending too much on cyber security?
- Goodwill not enough for disadvantaged students, aspiring lawyer says
- Law Squared names former head of KPMG Law as its new CLO
- How the public sector can navigate government procurement complaints
- ‘Women have led the way’ on innovation in law, says CEO
- InfoTrack awarded perfect 100% Net Promoter Score
- No respite for tech lawyers in 2024
- ‘Get across’ emerging tech in 2024
- Top 10 LawTech Talks episodes in 2023
- Managing the ‘existential concern’ around new tech
- Not using GenAI will put firms ‘at a serious disadvantage’, and other 2024 predictions
- Lawyers must ‘engage with technology on a day-to-day basis’ in 2024 and beyond
- LawCPD launches landmark AI training tool
- Law Squared welcomes 3 new grads
- Law Squared hires 2 for newly created roles
- Law Squared launches new energy and infrastructure practice
- LexisNexis Australia launches new ‘groundbreaking’ generative AI solution
- Community funding welcome but courts need more, says NSW Law Society
- Strategic implementation of AI can provide ‘much more value in much less time’
- Proposed castle law a ‘dangerous response to crime in Queensland’
- Legalite, Victoria University partner on ‘industry-leading’ First Nations pathway
- Report: AI to save lawyers ‘up to 200 hours in the next year’
- Adult Crime, Adult Time policy ‘will not fix the problem’, lawyers argue
- Initial consultation marks first step for landmark suicide prevention law in NSW
- 50% of lawyers ‘uncomfortable’ with use of AI
- CLCs, unions back ‘world-first’ workplace justice visa
- 4 senior in-house lawyers join Law Squared
- Thomson Reuters launches new GenAI assistant: CoCounsel 2.0
- Growth of NewLaw space ‘shows no signs of slowing down’
- Legal tech start-up raises $1.35m in funding round
- Travis Schultz & Partners opens new Gold Coast office
- ‘Technology is not foolproof’: Changing client expectations and evolving legal practice
- GenAI promoting ‘a new vision for the future’
- Implementing GenAI needs a ‘thoughtful and strategic approach’
- LEAP launches AI platform to drive access to justice
- Gartner urges ‘healthy scepticism’ in AI adoption
- Countdown is on for the inaugural AI Innovate live stream
- Careers
- Young lawyers view staying put as ‘career suicide’
- Podcast: From outback to Martin Place
- Scholarship provides bridge to refugee’s big dreams
- Grads crown top-tier ‘most appealing law firm’ for 2018
- Advice for young lawyers from the NSW Chief Justice
- Tarnishes on my transcript
- My Next Move: I want a fresh start in 2012. Is now a good time to look for a new job?
- My Next Move: What are the realities of leaving my law firm to go in-house?
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- My next move: What should I do if my firm has offered me more money to stay?
- My next move: Will undertaking flexible work practices impact my career in the legal industry?
- My next move
- Is the old boys’ club dying?
- Keeping a finger on the pulse
- Making work family friendly
- Navigating the M&A minefield
- Salary packaging made tempting
- Leading the leaders
- Rebuilding after redundancies
- Resolving disputes on the job
- Rethinking talent management in an economic downturn
- What makes talent tick?
- How effective is your training?
- Employers in the firing line over unfair dismissals
- The pull of the public sector
- Slow market keeps local lawyers at home
- Negotiating pay in the current climate
- Q: As a young lawyer how can I improve my working relationship with my gen x managers?
- Public role for in-house lawyers
- Employee's health can be affected by crisis
- Diamonds make their mark in the rough
- Adversity opens overseas doors
- Q. Entering an in-house recruitment process, how do I demonstrate I am the best candidate for the
- Banking in despite the market freeze
- Perth market to boom again
- Q. What options do I have as a young lawyer?
- How can I prepare for an interview that will include behavioural questions?
- Employees still have demands
- Where have all the jobs gone?
- Q I'm an experienced lawyer and keen to make a move from my current role. What do you recommend i
- How to stand out in a sea of CVs
- Q How do I stay motivated in a slower market?
- Why would I use a Recruitment Consultant?
- Forget about the bear, grab the bull by the horns
- Never been a better time to change jobs
- Digging in against the recession
- Q How do I handle a performance appraisal or salary review in a tight market?
- Sign on the dotted line
- How do you develop and maintain your network?
- Avoiding the cut
- I've been offered a short-term contract role. Should I take it or wait for a permanent position?
- The community of boutiques
- Will winter bring warmth in-house?
- My career progression is important to me but recent job interviews have not left me comfortable w
- I'm currently working in an in-house role but want to go part-time. Should I ask my boss to consi
- Managing your career in a downturn
- My firm has advised that they are freezing salaries. However I know my colleague is getting an in
- How do I prepare an effective resume?
- I have to move to London for personal reasons. I know the market is tough but what are my chances
- The London path
- How can firms manage staff expectations during the downturn?
- A new financial year ... what now?
- How can I plan for my future career goals?
- Marketing the lawyer
- From barrister to politician: Duncan Kerr
- Laughing all the way from the bank: James Smith
- Banking on career change: Jon North
- Ain't no mountain high enough: Stephanie Pursley
- Legal eagles spread their wings and pursue new career paths
- How do you demonstrate value and 'sure up' your in-house role in the current environment?
- I'm a lawyer needing flexibility. What do you think the future is for flexible work practices giv
- Keeping employees happy
- Working in China
- I have been waiting for the market to improve before finding a new in-house job - Is now the righ
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- The Indian frontier
- What options are available outside private practice?
- Setting sights on overseas
- How do I further my in-house legal career in my current role?
- Career path outside of a traditional law firm
- Returning to law after working in a different field
- Deciding when to practise
- I am a private practitioner but want to move into an in-house role. What can I do to better my po
- Finding the right fit: generalist v specialist
- Should I take a job with more money but less benefits or a job with less money but more benefits?
- Professional social networking: LinkedIn
- What are the alternatives to partnership?
- How to get to the top: the partnership route
- Getting the interview: making your CV work for you
- How to stay ahead during the downturn
- Fitting the bill: characteristics of rising leaders
- Making a move: Which job is right for me?
- Recruitment: The big freeze starts to thaw
- Resumes can be judged by their covers
- Key incentives to aid staff retention
- Staff retention back on the agenda
- Working in the Middle East: Tales of a lawyer in Saudi Arabia
- Explore the law: experience in different practice areas
- How do I answer behavioural questions in a job interview?
- A custom-made career: Hyder Consulting general counsel Stephen Uhr
- Secrets of graduate recruiting linked to Facebook
- What sort of salary packaging benefits can I get in an in-house role?
- Job interview blunders: ten of the best/worst
- Mid-tiers lead the silver lining in recruitment recovery
- Is Australia on the verge of a legal recruitment storm?
- Preparation is key for lawyers considering changing job roles
- What if you have nothing new to add to your CV?
- Managers warned to watch their backs on Facebook
- Ten tips for effective professional networking
- What questions should I ask in an interview?
- New beginning for legal recruitment
- Retention strategies: getting more control over staff turnover
- Getting the best out of your recruiter
- Which jurisdiction will be the next hotspot for legal recruitment?
- Five tips to get to the top
- It's a new year and I'm looking for a new role, how do I best sell myself?
- Q - I am a senior associate. Should I stay or move on from my current firm?
- Ten job hunting blunders to avoid
- Psychometric what?
- The craziest things actually said in an interview
- What makes a good workplace?
- My next move: Australian lawyers overseas
- My next move: after redundancy
- Job ads up as demand strengthens
- More money won’t guarantee that staff will stay
- Junior vs Senior: where are the most opportunities in the job market?
- Q - Why does it seem that the market is picking up, but there are still not many opportunities ar
- Workplace bullying a major issue for employers
- My next move: in-house
- Q How do I make the move in-house when I have no previous secondment or in-house experience?
- Recession blamed for workplace bullies
- Q My boss is not happy about me leaving and has made a counter-offer. What should I do?
- In-house demand up but salaries stable
- Mid-tiers matching top-tier salaries
- How do I make the most out of my performance appraisal?
- Happy days in a sunshine state
- Going Global
- My next move: opportunities within Australia
- My next move: recruiters
- Size up the in-house competition
- A fairy tale ending?
- More salary increases to come
- The laws of partner attraction
- My next move: in-house (1)
- The demise of the corporate ladder
- Get on track
- Speaking out against sexual harassment
- Emotional intelligence in the workplace
- Recruitment activity continues in Melbourne
- M&A activity sparks HR due diligence risk
- When should I start planning my overseas legal career?
- Legal market braces for skills shortage
- Strong dollar drives recruitment
- Climb the ladder with postgraduate study
- Gen Y jumps online and moves workplaces into the future
- Flexible work available but underutilised, study finds
- Gen Y jumps online and moves workplaces into the future (1)
- It is who you know...
- Less pay for expats
- Working from home - ready or not?
- I'm unhappy with my current salary. Should I change jobs?
- Fast-tracking an in-house career
- Making it work
- How to conduct a performance appraisal
- Don't bank on a bonus
- Just Desserts: Masterchef's Adam Liaw
- A lawyer's journey across the professions
- UK rates low amongst expats
- Q: How can I prepare for eventual partnership?
- All the right moves: How to land your dream job
- Can a compliance position offer an in-house lawyer more than a policeman-like role?
- Light at end of GFC tunnel as salary increases predicted for lawyers in 2011
- Q: I'm unhappy where I am but I only want to move in-house. What should I do?
- Leaders neglect employee engagement
- Tips and tricks to unlock the secrets of good leadership
- Is moving in-house a One Way Street?
- Holding on to lateral partner hires
- My next move: top three tips for an international move
- My next move: interviews
- My Next Move: Recruiters and private practice
- In the line of hire: How to get headhunted
- My Next Move: Asia
- Job satisfaction wins out over salary for many workers
- Making it as a manager: the do's and don'ts of successful leadership
- Climbing the legal ladder
- Riding the misery train: Salary, commuting most stress-inducing for employees
- Flexible recruitment strategies: Thinking outside the square
- My Next Move: Is working in-house actually all it's cracked up to be?
- Large law stepping up online recruitment
- Bad influence: Unhappy managers leading workers astray
- Rules of engagement: Effective strategies for law firms to improve employee engagement
- My next move: Tips on preparing for a job interview
- Opportunity knocks for roles in legal process outsourcing
- My Next Move: When should I start looking to specialise in law?
- Money can't buy happiness: Job satisfaction and firm culture key for lawyers
- My Next Move: How to prepare for performance and salary reviews
- The culture conundrum: Flexible work arrangement hindered by firm attitudes
- My Next Move: What issues do I need to consider when working for a US firm in London?
- Joint venture: Lawyers prove the case for part-time practice
- Bait and hook
- What not to do in interviews
- My Next Move: Getting timing right for the best offer
- My Next Move: Should I wait till I'm a senior associate before moving overseas?
- Recruitment: The benefits of fast tracking the hiring process
- Firms' expansion promises more vacancies for Aussie lawyers
- My Next Move: What opportunities are available in the in-house market?
- Firms attempt to stem the graduate exodus
- Show off your leadership skills, say recruiters
- My Next Move: How to transition to an in-house role
- Firms look to brand-building to overcome skills shortage
- My Next Move: What to do when your firm has offered more money to stay?
- Experience trumps education in career advancement stakes
- My Next Move: Will charity or pro-bono work help my career prospects?
- Balancing act: Long hours needed to get ahead at work
- My Next Move: Will accepting contract work look bad on my CV?
- My Next Move: Should I accept a new firm job offer?
- From the courtroom to the newsroom: ABC News anchor James McHale
- Bad for business: Hiring decisions bring big losses
- Male managers: a working mum's best ally
- My Next Move: When should I jump firm?
- Attention seeking: Older workers overlooked
- My Next Move: What to consider for specialisation change
- New Year brings Aussie lawyers home
- Mining boom brings bonus boon
- My next move: What to consider when looking to return to Aussie market
- My Next Move: How much am I worth?
- Firms must deliver on promises
- My Next Move: How do I get the timing right for the best offer?
- Time for a lateral move
- Flexibility needed in workforce planning
- The road to partnership
- Salary increases in sight
- My Next Move: How to prepare for technical interviews
- Career progression still top priority
- My next move: changing areas
- My Next Move: Should I wait until I am a senior associate before moving overseas?
- My next Move: How important is a good CV?
- My next move: Is it possible to move back into private practice from my current in-house role?
- My next move: I’ve been considering changing jobs for a while, but with financial turmoil raging aro
- My next move: How hard is it to get work overseas?
- My next move: Should I take that year off from my career?
- My next move: How should I respond to behavioural-based interview questions?
- My next move: What should I do if partnership is not an option?
- My next move: When is 10 too old and 15 ancient?
- My next move: What’s magic about the Magic Circle?
- My next move: Should I move to a large firm or a boutique?
- My next move: How can experienced in-house lawyers continue to progress their careers?
- My next move: Are more partners changing firms in recent times and, if so, why?
- My next move: How much am I worth and how do I get the salary I want?
- Partner Profile: Matthew Beazley
- My next move: How do I demonstrate and develop commerciality when seeking an in-house role?
- Partner Profile: Mark Howard
- My next move: Reviewing the legal market
- Partner Profile: Nina Morgan
- My next move: Should I move firms if I have been overlooked for partnership?
- Partner Profile: Ben Farnsworth
- My next move: How do I maximise my chances of securing a new role in this competitive market?
- Partner Profile: Fiona Smedley
- My next move:I have been in-house for a number of years but am considering returning to private prac
- Partner Profile: Wayne Jenvey
- My next move: How open do I need to be if I am dealing with multiple agencies and multiple offers?
- Partner Profile: Jeremy Loeliger
- My next move: How does your academic performance affect your job chances?
- Partner Profile: Kristina McGeehan-Hall
- My next move: I’m applying for a new job. How and at what stage can I negotiate the salary on offer?
- Partner Profile: Rob Ritchie
- My next move: What interview tips do you have for someone looking to make the move in-house?
- Partner Profile: Sylvia Fernandez
- My next move: Adelaide was just rated as the number one lifestyle location in an Australian-based su
- Partner Profile: Angela Harvey
- My next move: How do I maximise my chance of success at a job interview?
- Partner Profile: Andrea Wookey
- My next move: Do I need to be with an international firm if I want to move overseas in the future?
- Partner Profile: Mary Digiglio
- My next move: How do I achieve work-life balance?
- Partner Profile: Robert Bileckij
- My next move: With the European and North American economies struggling, am I better off staying at
- Getting them young
- Partner Profile: Mathieu Hanaut
- My next move: How can I increase my chances of securing a role overseas?
- Partner Profile: Carolyn Pugsley
- My next move: Is Perth the best city to look for a job in private practice at the moment?
- Partner Profile: John W Mann
- I am seeking to move this year, is it now too late?
- It’s all about the money: Salary survey report
- Partner Profile: Lisa-Marie McKechnie
- My next move: Will it impact my long-term career goals if I move for money too frequently?
- My next move: Where is the recruitment market heading?
- Partner Profile: Chris Brodrick
- My next move: Is there still a gender bias for certain roles in the profession?
- Partner Profile: Bill Hickey
- My next move: What can I do from a business point of view to help progress my career?
- Partner Profile: Alistair Jaque
- My next move: How can I make a lateral move from senior associate to partner?
- Partner Profile: Sandy Mak
- My next move: How stringent is reference checking in the recruitment process?
- Partner Profile: Justine Munsie
- My next move: In which areas of practice are lawyers in demand in Melbourne?
- Partner Profile: Carlie Holt
- My next move: Should I bother to look for a job during the holiday period?
- Partner Profile: Belinda Fan
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- Partner Profile: Robin Lonergan
- My next move: What’s ahead for the in-house legal recruitment market in 2013?
- Partner Profile: Tony Cinque
- My next move: What sort of job opportunities are likely to arise in private practice in 2013?
- Partner Profile: Lis Boyce
- My next move: How can I grow my personal brand?
- Partner Profile: Simon Haddy
- My next move: How attractive are Australian and Kiwi lawyers to the overseas market?
- My next move: How does the Melbourne recruitment market compare to other cities at the moment?
- Partner Profile: Francesca Menniti
- My next move: How can I be sure I’ve picked the right job?
- What lawyers can learn from psychopaths
- Can clothes make the lawyer?
- My next move: How often should I reassess my career?
- Partner Profile: Ben McLaughlin
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- My next move: How can talent be managed effectively in a business?
- My next move: I am a female senior associate looking to move firms, and need to work flexibly as I h
- Partner Profile: Fatmir Badali
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- Partner Profile: Mark Malinas
- My next move: If I am lawyer in a challenged practice group, should I be worried?
- My next move: Should the fact that many industries are quiet at the moment concern me?
- My next move: Second career lawyer - Truth vs fiction?
- Partner Profile: Warwick Ryan
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- Partner Profile: Owen Hayford
- My next move: I am unhappy with the culture within private practice - will a move in-house offer a b
- Partner Profile: Nicola Yeomans
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- Partner Profile: Andrew Cameron
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- Partner Profile: Bill Papastergiadis
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- Partner profile: Justin Senescall
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- Q&A: Deon Hubner
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- Matching your learning style to your CPD choices
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- ‘Play bigger’ to get ahead, lawyers told
- How to make firms respond to your CV
- Q&A: Jon Downes
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- Be inspired, and challenged
- My Next Move: In-house at home and away
- Q&A: Mitch Kelly
- Closing the gender gap
- Taking the path less travelled
- Think global, hire local
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- Better late than never mature-age graduates
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- 5 Habits to Instil in your Junior Lawyers
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- Build influence by 'getting out of your office'
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- Lessons from the field: work smarter, not harder
- Trailblazing institutional change with advocacy 101
- Working overtime is ‘self-defeating’
- Law student, graduate or junior lawyer – choosing the right person for the job
- Lessons from the field: embrace your mistakes
- Lessons from the field: sweat the small stuff
- Young stars share interview tips
- Students urged to look beyond the careers fair
- Mentoring forms key piece in retention puzzle
- 'Just not true' that law grads have poor prospects: Broderick
- Lawyers Weekly launches new bulletin
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- Flexibility becoming more feasible
- ‘Options do exist’ for lawyers waiting in line for a partnership
- The perfect analogy for juggling work-life balance
- Lawyers’ habits prohibit efficiency
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- In-house mentors extend a hand to regional students
- Podcast: Is law school teaching enough critical thinking?
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- Where can a master of public and international law take you?
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- Learn to ‘speak the client’s language’, lawyers urged
- 'Keep doorway open' to diverse lawyers: AALA
- Where can a master of competition and consumer law take you?
- External passions promote career endurance
- Podcast: Drone usage and related legal work reach new heights
- Millennial lawyers: coming to an office near you
- Law students future-proof with niche skills
- Friendships as vital as work in conquering the Top End
- Talent development reform needed
- Podcast: Brexit getting lawyers home
- Podcast: Opportunities in the Big Apple
- Perspective key to keeping job-ready grads buoyant
- Commercial and cross-border exposure key to opportunities abroad
- Podcast: Kenya calls to charitable lawyers
- Podcast: Commerciality is king
- Tackling the uncertain legal job market like an entrepreneur
- Attraction Firms 2016
- Rake’s own cautionary tale: ‘judges are mad’
- Podcast: Jet-setting in the field of construction
- Podcast: The implications of President-elect Trump
- Everyday wrongs where global injustices start
- Podcast: Trekking to new heights
- Podcast: Tackling the elephant in the room
- Serendipitous career path leads Aussie lawyer to South Africa
- Podcast: From teaching to the law
- 4 Tips for Recruiting Graduate Lawyers
- Podcast: The global lawyer
- ‘Don’t discount yourself’, Fulbright scholar advises peers
- March Madness & Essential CPD Reporting
- 'Finding the hidden gem'
- Podcast: Taking off in law with TMT
- Podcast: Building a career in law
- Policy internship creates career inroads for law student
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- Podcast: Language of the law
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- Forum to contemplate AI and future of BigLaw
- Law students to benefit from expertise of international fellows
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- So, what do you do?
- Unlocking your productivity and creativity
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- Learnings from the ultimate change-maker
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- Why?
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- Immigration law needs ‘less puritanism and more flexibility’
- Former Oxfam Australia CEO appointed to Judicial Commission of Victoria
- Livestreaming laws revamp may have ‘serious unintended consequences’
- Integrity Commission must ‘bring out the best’ in Australia’s democracy
- Advocacy body rebuffs Morrison’s domestic and family violence grants
- LCA calls for action ahead of federal election
- Lack of positive human rights policy amplifies applicant stress
- Israel Folau’s sacking is about contract, not human rights
- ‘I’m a problem-solver and a persuader’: McLeod
- NT government commits to youth justice betterment
- National redress scheme failing victims: report
- Barristers have the forensic skills to succeed in politics
- LCA backs proposed multimillion-dollar justice package
- Federal election frontrunners’ workplace policies
- Clarity, compliance and other issues with our election donation laws
- Family law reform needs to move forward
- Suppression Order changes pass Victorian Parliament
- 10 priority areas for state funding: LIV
- Labor’s budget plan identifies legal funding
- Detention of kids in adult watch-houses a ‘national crisis’
- SA Law Society backs warnings on state’s court funding
- Integrity Commission will require bipartisanship and consultation to be effective
- Federal election results in: What it means for lawyers
- Holding Redlich responds to death of former client, Bob Hawke
- A-G Porter to focus on ‘a number of major reforms’
- Morrison government ‘does not have a clear mandate’ to repeal Medevac Bill
- ‘The time is right’ for PM to enshrine First Nations Voice in constitution
- Restraint needed on social media, especially by partners
- LIV considers stance on state budget
- Victoria passes new guardian and administration laws
- Australia must ‘quickly’ consider adopting a Bill of Rights: Michael Kirby
- New whistleblowing laws, risks, policies and changes explained
- Raid on journalist’s house a ‘serious risk to democracy’
- ‘Sunlight is the best disinfectant’: AFP raids troubling lawyers
- WA floats alternatives to jail
- Over 50 legal orgs sign open letter in face of rising police strip searches
- Not ‘towards zero’?
- Legal framework for public interest disclosures ‘inadequate’, says NSW Bar
- We need an Australian Charter of Rights
- Government must be better leaders on business and human rights
- Voluntary assisted dying now available in Victoria
- Court facilities funding welcomed in NSW budget
- Queensland to combat claim farming with legislation
- ‘Very disappointing’: Folau responds to GoFundMe page being pulled
- SA Law Society calls in state budget ignored
- Vic A-G refers murder conviction based on Lawyer X’s conduct to Court of Appeal
- Minimum criminal age must be lifted to 14 years, says LCA
- WA Law Society takes payroll tax stance
- New Australian Lawyers Alliance president appointed
- Health practitioners warned against breaching informed consent laws
- Lawyers’ open letter backs press freedom
- Government rejection of CTP scheme recommendations ‘bitterly disappointing’
- Proposed religious anti-discrimination laws to heighten bigotry in business, lawyer says
- Legal bodies urge government to abandon family court merger
- Laws stripping dual nationals of citizenship must be repealed
- A-G cannot proceed with ‘fundamentally flawed’ family courts bills
- Victoria’s CLCs to receive further $1.8m
- Metadata laws must be urgently reformed
- Reflections on 10 years of the Fair Work Act
- RACS urges greater protection of asylum seeker children
- ALHR slams government move to repeal Medevac legislation
- Marque Lawyers named legal rep in Frydenberg, Liu saga
- Why all MPs should vote for the Reproductive Healthcare Reform Bill 2019
- Banerji case sends ‘warning shot’ for employees’ use of social media
- Proposed amendments to reproductive health bill must be rejected
- Farm trespass laws must strike the right balance
- Urgent reform needed for whistleblower laws
- Catholic Church not ‘above the secular law’
- Repeal of Medevac laws would be ‘cruel and unnecessary’
- Whole-of-government legal services panel launched
- Lawyers respond angrily to delay on abortion decriminalisation vote
- NSW to introduce chatbots to help solve legal queries
- LCA backs public consults into ‘rushed’ encryption legislation
- Public drunkenness to be decriminalised in Victoria
- Bipartisanship needed to address prison numbers, says former NSW A-G
- ‘Shifting attitudes’ further case for worldwide medical cannabis legalisation
- Repeal of medevac laws will lessen our compliance with international obligations
- Modern slavery laws – what do they mean for your business?
- Victorians now able to change birth certificate gender without surgery
- ‘Important constitutional test case’ looms for NSW coal mine
- Draft Religious Freedom Bill intends to be a ‘shield’, not a ‘sword’
- Lawyers express concern with draft Religious Freedom Bill
- Mandatory sentencing for sex offences should be opposed
- Australia in ‘dire need’ of a real conversation about freedoms
- LCA welcomes amendments to farm trespass laws
- EDO celebrates blocking of proposed new coal mine
- ‘Flawed’, ‘window dressing’, ‘bargaining chip’: Family lawyers rubbish new inquiry
- Victoria to invest more to address ‘national emergency’ of family violence
- Human rights lawyers stand with climate strike students
- Safety must be the first priority of family law
- Queensland appoints new Legal Services Commissioner
- A-G only ‘paying lip service’ to press freedom
- ACT government moves to improve access to justice
- CLC CEO appointed Victoria’s first Disability Worker Commissioner
- Religious Discrimination Bill threatens healthcare, school students and encroaches on other human rights
- ALHR slams government move to fast-track anti-protest laws
- LCA supports lifting minimum age of criminal responsibility to 14
- Victoria moves to modernise its appeals system
- UN and human rights lawyers slam Australia for digital welfare ‘fiasco’
- Defence of ‘extraordinary emergency’ not likely to apply to climate protesters
- Rosie Batty, Women’s Legal Services Australia team up for family law reforms
- Recognising animals as sentient crucial for advancing animal welfare legislation
- Uluru Statement proves that ‘while the law can oppress, the law can also redeem’
- When is an ‘imitation’ handgun a real gun?
- LCA offers input on Indigenous voice to parliament consultation
- Move to outlaw environmental protests ‘deeply concerning’
- ‘Stubborn, wrongheaded’ approach to family law will fail
- Regulation of social media a conundrum with no easy answers
- Strip searching laws ‘should be clearer’, says NSW Deputy Coroner
- NSW Law Society welcomes $88k legal aid boost
- Implementing recommendations for personal drug use ‘will save lives’
- 9 in 10 Australians see action on climate change as an ethical imperative
- Failure to decriminalise sex work in SA ‘utterly disappointing’
- ALS expresses sympathy over another death in custody
- Proposed laws to limit environmental activism ‘outrageous’
- Group funding legislation for class actions will ‘improve access to justice’
- Victoria, WA take action on family violence
- Repeal of medevac laws a ‘dark day’ say human rights lawyers
- Sydney Law School declares climate emergency
- Religious employees in law firms ‘should be circumspect’ about new bill
- LCA, medical experts team up to advocate for raising of age of criminal responsibility
- LCA, NSW associations pledge support for bushfire victims
- It is crucial for lawyers to examine Australia’s legal history
- Is a Climate Change Act on the cards?
- Victims of the Redland Hospital Cancer scandal may not receive compensation despite assurances
- Britain is bracing for a brave new post-Brexit world
- Election reform needed to ensure fairness, argue human rights lawyers
- Religious Discrimination Bill cannot prioritise religion ‘over other protected attributes’
- RBA hands down cash rate call
- Legal bodies respond to member implications in new Religious Discrimination Bill
- Victorian A-G hails victims’ families for new manslaughter offences
- #auslaw responds to landmark High Court decision
- Climate change litigation has ‘real and personal importance for all Australians’: Robert French
- Closing the Gap shows Indigenous voices are vital, says LCA
- 6 judicial appointments made in Victoria
- ‘Wrong and totally unnecessary’ privacy laws must be wound back
- Australia must withdraw ‘unprecedented’ request to intervene at International Criminal Court
- Victoria passes Gender Equality Bill
- Family violence ‘the most pressing issue of terrorism’ facing Australia: Rosie Batty
- EDO ‘jubilant’ following scrapping of oil drilling plans in Great Australian Bight
- RBA reveals March cash rate call
- Victoria to introduce spent convictions scheme
- Parliament must end migration dual regulation
- Institutions refusing to join the National Redress Scheme could lose charity status and rightly so
- It’s a no to Canberra to spy on Aussies
- Homelessness courts needed across Australia
- LIV calls for action on funding ‘shortfalls’
- Fair Work Commission Expert Panel garners new appointments
- New Criminal Code definitions ‘will cause nothing but confusion’
- Emergency laws proposed in NSW to help combat COVID-19
- Pandemic will test businesses’ commitment to combating modern slavery
- Homelessness inquiry suspended
- Legal groups back Senate Select Committee into COVID-19 response
- Free legal service for pandemic-related matters launched in NSW
- Press freedom still under threat despite High Court decision
- Advocates hit Dutton with COVID-19 legal challenge
- Video tech now allowed for witnessing docs in NSW
- Legal concerns remain following release of COVIDSafe app
- Victorian Supreme Court rules government breached duty of care in COVID-19 prison case
- Funding boost to legal services a good first step
- Amal Clooney: Australia can be a ‘global leader on human rights’
- SA justice system receives $15m boost
- Human rights law issues in wake of COVID-19
- Lawyers must be activists to help end black deaths in custody
- Better protections against elder abuse needed
- New Legal Aid office opens in Ballarat
- Magnitsky-style laws have merit, says LCA
- Australia must support UN action on systemic racism, say advocates
- A-G’s commitment to Commonwealth Integrity Commission welcomed
- Further funding pledged for Aboriginal justice outcomes
- Closed hearings for Collaery diminish faith in justice system, says LCA
- A-G launches $3m online service for amicable separation
- Crossbench pushes for inquiry into ‘unfair’ prosecution of Bernard Collaery and Witness K
- ‘I chose not to be another statistic’
- Free speech, and people’s reputations, are both worth defending
- New Deputy Commonwealth Ombudsman named
- RBA reveals August cash rate call
- The first modern slavery statements will soon be due – reporting entities should prepare
- $13.5m pledged to better support ‘at-risk’ participants in family law system
- SA heritage protection laws could be a model for others
- Suicide inquiry needs to act urgently to prevent further tragedy
- CHO should have the same powers as a Supreme Court judge, lawyer says
- Qld prisoners denied access to legal help
- 16 reappointed to AAT
- NSW to amend concealment laws
- The Modern Slavery Act 2018 – more than a statement
- Immigration Minister Alan Tudge engaged in criminal conduct, judge says
- NSW to consider new DV laws
- Magistrate appointed National Commissioner for Defence and Veteran Suicide Prevention
- Budget 2020: What it means for the business of law
- RBA hands down rate decision for budget day
- Budget 2020: $220m dedicated to family law and family relationship services
- Budget breakdown: How the justice system is set to benefit
- 1 in 3 youth criminals facing court
- Daniel Andrews backs down on controversial detention powers bill
- WA to streamline restraining order system
- Backlash against English language test for partner visa
- NSW to introduce joint trial presumption
- LCA offers support to Bernard Collaery
- Greater DV protections under new ADVO system
- Premier, Health Minister and CHO face looming defamation suits
- COVID-19 measures expose ‘potentially unnecessary’ breaches on rights, AHRC says
- Movement needed on Integrity Commission, says LCA
- Concerns of ‘lack of will’ from the government to fix aged care
- ‘More work needed on data retention legislation’
- Commonwealth Integrity Commission consultation draft released
- Cup Day call: RBA hands down rate decision
- Bushfire royal commission addresses need for legal assistance
- Human rights and legal organisations call for the release of ‘chilling’ report against SAS
- Concerns raised over Senate diaspora inquiry
- New laws to recognise pregnancies lost as a result of crime
- ‘Quick fix that won’t work’: LIV on proposed family court merger
- Special investigator appointed for SAS war crimes prosecution
- New police bill gives broad powers without due process
- COVID-19, royal commissions highlight need for Human Rights Act
- Lawyers react to NSW budget
- NSW Bar Association flags disappointment with state budget
- Calls for justice after landmark Afghanistan war crimes inquiry
- Landmark Family Court merger faces dissent
- Family Court merger ‘undesirable’, former Family Court Chief Justices say
- RBA delivers final rate day call of 2020
- Tougher laws across Australia needed to tackle elder abuse
- New approach launched to tackle growing family violence
- Australia should join the global Magnitsky movement
- VIC A-G to step down
- Jill Hennessy’s replacement revealed
- Media freedom reforms welcomed
- Do the litigation and class action recommendations go far enough?
- UN rejects call to end investigation into Australia’s extradition bail law
- Calls to crack down on powers of attorney practice
- ‘Raise the age’: LCA addresses bleak findings on Australia’s criminal responsibility laws
- ALHR offers take on nuclear ban treaty
- Additional Robodebt class action payout details revealed
- Directors warned of ‘falling foul’ of new industrial manslaughter laws
- RBA makes first cash rate call of the year
- Legal body responds to Victorian bill banning LGBTI conversion therapy
- Proposed Federal Judicial Commission ‘moving in the right direction’
- SA MP charged with 23 counts of deception
- ALHR condemns ‘out of step’ construction plans by Bathurst Regional Council
- Green light for royal commission into Crown Melbourne
- Kate Jenkins to conduct review into parliamentary workplace culture
- LIV backs proposal to expand anti-vilification laws
- ALHR welcomes release of refugees in immigration detention
- Surveillance bill to wreak havoc on ‘innocent bystanders’ if passed: LCA
- Migration lawyers welcome end of dual regulation
- Government rejects call for state and territory family courts
- Green light for wills, POA documents to be executed electronically in Victoria
- ‘Comprehensive action needed’: LCA urges government response to Indigenous incarceration report
- Public submissions open for Crown royal commission
- ‘Totally unacceptable’: LCA slams lack of action on Indigenous deaths in custody
- LCA and ABA pair up to condemn violence towards Myanmar lawyers
- Barrister appointed deputy president of Fair Work Commission
- New royal commission to shed light on steps to reduce veteran suicide, says A-G
- No-fault vaccine injury compensation scheme must be introduced
- Ombudsman report highlights ‘systemic failings’ in AFP, LCA says
- Human rights lawyers slam Australian government for separating families
- A-G introduces new measures in response to Lawyer X royal commission
- Calls to raise ACT legal assistance investment
- Budget 2021: $416m to further support family law system
- Budget 2021: How did #auslaw fare?
- Budget 2021: How the profession is reacting
- First public hearings confirmed for Crown royal commission
- Advocates call for Australia to review trade cooperation with Israel
- Victoria to inject $210m into improving court services
- Labor pledges to legislate obligations to keep employees safe
- ‘There is no public interest in prosecuting Bernard Collaery and Witness K’
- 48 organisations call on attorneys-general to #RaiseTheAge
- 20 organisations call for greater corporate integrity in #auspol
- ‘Whistleblowers shouldn’t face prison for doing the right thing’
- Reformed bail laws in Victoria are disproportionately affecting women
- Victoria invests over $700m for justice system
- NSW sexual consent laws to be reformed
- Australian writer detained in China deserves a fair trial, says LCA
- Australian charities drowning in regulations and ‘red tape’
- More action is needed to Close the Gap
- NSW Law Society throws support behind $28m investment in Justice Advocacy Service
- New bills in Samoa could result in significant constitutional changes
- NSW budget 2021: $148m to go to supporting victims of sexual and domestic violence
- Elder abuse awareness campaign launches
- UK-Aus free trade agreement ‘can create opportunities for our legal professions’
- Attorneys-general meet to take action on new legislation
- How multinationals are using the law to damage our health
- Victorian Workers Compensation Act updated with 2 new diseases
- SA budget 2021: Courts funding boosted by $2m
- The importance of having policies to protect your employees
- High Court decision could impact 250k businesses
- A ‘new era’ for defamation law is beginning
- NSW service providers receive boost to help domestic violence victims
- ‘We are conditioned to expect less’
- Coercive control to be criminalised in NSW
- Proposed changes to ReturnToWorkSA ‘lacking’
- Australian travel restrictions under investigation
- AstraZeneca indemnity scheme is, legally, ‘not very clear’
- New bill will have significant repercussions for Great Barrier Reef
- WA Law Society backs move to make State Solicitor’s Office independent
- Sydney CLC warns against overuse of lockdown fines
- National Dust Disease Taskforce report welcomed by firms
- Anti-corruption watchdog appoints 2 new deputy commissioners
- Legal services demand answers after Aboriginal man dies in custody
- Clarity needed with family violence regimes
- STEP highlights issues with powers of attorney proposal
- How Mark Speakman spearheaded defamation reform
- NSW government invests in AI to solve legal problems
- Concerns raised over proposed charity regulations
- National law firm chief named new SAPC chair
- Federal government facing legal action over Manus Island death
- ‘Compensation provision needs to be planned for the Olympics’
- Cash urged to #raisetheage
- Proposed legal euthanasia policy raises concerns
- New bill introduced to further support victim-survivors
- Sydney police need to be more aware of Legal Observers, says NSWCCL
- ‘So much more is needed’ to Close the Gap
- The great ‘known unknowns’ with climate change in the law
- Unpacking the case that could lead to more climate change-influenced litigation
- ALS ‘extremely concerned’ Aboriginal people will be targeted by Operation Stay at Home
- Legal orgs call for urgent action on Afghan crisis
- Concerns over NSW Police Commissioner telling officers they can ‘get it wrong’
- Human rights and trade union groups support new bill
- 4 AAT members reappointed
- Discretion must be exercised when issuing COVID-19 fines
- EDO scores ‘significant win’ for bushfire survivors
- Indigenous vax rates a ‘national shame’, says medical negligence lawyer
- Lawyers urge PM to take action for Afghanistan
- Victoria to make public display of Nazi symbols illegal
- National Dust Disease Taskforce report ‘fell short’, occupational diseases lawyers say
- Support rises for Charter of Human Rights in Australia
- VIC govt releases final report on forced adoptions
- Australia signs Singapore Convention
- New bill to protect VIC from violent extremism
- Lawyers issue open letter to NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian
- New VIC reforms to protect LGBTQI+ community
- HRLC backs home quarantine in NSW and Victoria
- Lawyer appointed CEO of Human Rights Commission
- The legal issues surrounding AUKUS
- Caps on class action fees ‘threaten access to justice’, say advocates
- Federal Treasurer backs economic recovery as NSW emerges from lockdown
- ACT outlines plan to #RaiseTheAge
- Treasurer calls out Labor’s ‘war on aspiration’
- Death of Aboriginal man to be subject of coronial inquiry
- ALHR issues letter to premier over lack of Auslan interpreters
- Unvaccinated lawyers could face massive fines
- Treasurer urges non-complacency as employees return to office environment
- Proposed privacy reforms released
- New bill introduced for further protection of LGBTQI+ community
- HRLC launches new not-for-profits compliance guide
- Community legal sector to receive $83m investment
- Age of criminal responsibility is ‘out of step with the rest of the world’
- NSW state care system ‘not good enough’
- NSW A-G continues law reform push for child abuse survivors, moves to criminalise acts against unborn children
- Attorneys-general plan to #raisetheage is ‘half-baked’, legal organisations say
- New SA reform could mean increased justice for victims of child sexual assault
- Video tech signing here to stay
- Victorian government urged to take action on forced adoptions
- Affirmative consent laws passed in NSW
- Solicitor-General reappointed for 5-year term
- ‘Some of the strongest powers to tackle online trolls in the world’
- NSW A-G announces $20m boost for domestic violence support
- Proposed charity regulation laws voted down
- ‘No other state disadvantages its community to this extent’
- Animal protection laws are failing animals – but there is a solution
- Djokovic saga highlights immigration issues
- ‘A poor man’s system of [in]justice’: Victoria’s backlog crisis
- Let’s protect what makes us great
- AFLS calls for dedicated commissioner for Aboriginal children
- Aboriginal flag made free for public use
- New report warns against corporate influence
- Check In Qld app: Still serving a purpose or an incursion on our privacy?
- Stronger safeguards needed in new security legislation, says LCA
- Proposed reforms nothing but ‘scrappy vandalism against class actions’
- Vulnerable communities in NSW to receive $52m boost
- What political issues are most important to lawyers?
- Kain Lawyers director appointed to Takeovers Panel
- Minters partner appointed to Takeovers Panel
- Lawyers more concerned with sexual harassment as a voting issue than other professions
- Australia launches MH17 legal proceedings against Russia
- ‘It’s time this wrongdoing is addressed across the country’
- KWM partner appointed to Payments System Board
- Budget 2022: What lawyers need to know
- Department of Communities and Justice ordered to compensate terminated caseworker
- ‘It looks like a vote buyer to me’: SME firms react to budget 2022
- Pausing life as a lawyer to be a minister in South Australia
- Legal bodies condemn new anti-protest law
- LECC urged to take action following ‘disgraceful misconduct’ by NSW police officer
- Ukrainian government forms task force for crimes committed in Ukraine
- New reforms to be introduced to better protect frontline workers
- ‘It’s a fiasco’: Qld government urged to take Gold Coast into consideration when planning 2032 Olympics
- NSW flood victims to receive funding boost
- ‘The Queensland health system is in deep crisis’
- NSW government launches inquiry into LGBTIQ hate crimes
- Are lawyers still backing Albo?
- How lawyers responded to the 2022 budget and budget reply
- ‘I’m sick of mediocrity being the standard’ in politics
- Lawyers unhappy with level of government support for profession
- ‘Survivors want to see perpetrators held accountable’
- $300m pledged to improve courts in Victoria
- The issues that will decide lawyers’ votes
- Legal organisations condemn Tasmanian anti-protest bill
- Bar president hits back at PM’s comments
- ‘Australia can, and should, do more’: AWL urges incoming government to shift its focus
- Potential US abortion ban ‘a gross violation of human rights law’
- ‘Entirely inappropriate’: Legal orgs continue to hit back at PM
- Leading reform to ban hate symbols in Victoria
- AAT appointments ‘have become increasingly political’, says report
- 31 judges pen open letter arguing for national integrity commission
- ‘New evidence cannot be ignored’: 2nd inquiry into Folbigg conviction announced
- Katy Gallagher sworn in as Attorney-General
- UK A-G: Defensive cyber attacks are ‘justifiable’
- Lawyers sensed electorate’s mood better than other professions
- Bipartisanship on Voice to Parliament a must, says LCA
- Looming IR reforms for lawyers to be across
- Will renewables ‘ramp up’ under Labor?
- Legal practitioners face massive fines for illegal trading with Russian assets
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- New training to commence in June for consent law reforms in the legal sector
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- FDV leave means massive Fair Work reforms
- Can lawyers benefit from Labor’s new housing policy?
- Dreyfus in as A-G, Albanese names new ministry
- Novak Djokovic may be back in Australia sooner than we think
- LCA backs Albo’s cabinet shake-up
- Clampdown on civil liberties in Qatar concerns lawyers
- Calls to give teeth to modern slavery legislation
- What lawyers want from the new Minister for Cyber Security
- HRLC calls for new ministers to take action on Australian refugee policy
- Australia has slipped down the international ranks, says ICAC forum
- Charter is the missing link in rights protections
- ‘I am hopeful we will see more Asian Australian lawyers run for Parliament’
- NSW and ACT must follow Tasmania’s lead in raising the age of criminal responsibility
- Qld commits $1.57bn to justice system in 2022-23
- For lawyers, stamp duty reform ‘makes entering the property market even more attainable’
- New ICAC and LECC inspectors appointed
- Budget announcements welcomed by NSW legal bodies
- Flood-affected communities in NSW to receive $3m funding boost
- ATO takes aim at ‘reckless’ claims of legal privilege
- What crypto’s continued exclusion from foreign currency taxation means for lawyers
- Claim farming banned in Qld
- Overturning of Roe v Wade ‘underscores need to protect rights in Australia’
- Nazi symbols banned in Victoria, NSW soon to follow
- IBA report links Kim Jong-un to crimes against humanity
- Australia unlikely and unwise to follow Roe v Wade
- Law professor expresses concern about any Julian Assange hearing before US Supreme Court
- In 2022, women’s health and safety is a global issue
- Former Qld Court of Appeal judge to lead review of The Star casinos
- Qld A-G boosts funding for regional support services
- Law Council again argues to ‘raise the age’
- NSW A-G unveils new community funding commitments
- Gold Coast in need of a Supreme Court, says lawyer
- NSW A-G reveals funding for needed legal services
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- EPBC Act in need of reform, says Law Council
- 9 years of offshore detention sees continued ‘shameful treatment of people seeking safety’
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- US Department of Justice concerned about blurred lines between cyber crime and national security
- AHRC independence welcomed by legal bodies
- NSW A-G announces new CEO of NSW Trustee and Guardian
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- Secret trials ‘have no place’ in Australia
- ‘A historic victory for the health of all people and our planet’: Environmental protection now an essential human right
- Legal immunity for aged care providers will ‘strip residents of their rights’
- US Department of Justice investigating breach of Federal Court records system
- New legislation to ‘make it clear there is no place for sexual violence in Victoria’
- 200,000 signatures to raise the age of criminal responsibility
- NSW COVID-19 fines for kids could breach international law
- Territories should have equal powers to legislate, says professor
- A-G: ‘Only a fraction’ of funding for women’s legal services was delivered last year
- Wage theft criminalisation: Will it be effective?
- ‘Australia must act now’: Emergency humanitarian visas needed for Afghanistan
- Public display of Nazi symbols banned in NSW
- Recent executions in Singapore condemned by international human rights organisations
- A-G: ‘Much work to be done’ in family law
- Lawyer X Bill introduced to Victorian Parliament
- Path to Treaty: A move towards reconciliation by Qld government
- WA’s anti-discrimination laws to be reformed
- ‘No child belongs in prison’: 128,000 signatures to raise the age in NSW and Victoria
- Victorian Parliament passes ‘historic’ treaty legislation
- A-G: ‘I will do what I can to ensure that funding goes where it is intended’
- Access to digital records after death or incapacity to be reformed
- Women’s legal services in the NT are being left behind
- Morrison’s actions ‘inconsistent’ with the Constitution
- National security laws activated to bolster critical infrastructure protection
- ‘We must make sure the individual has control of their data,’ says NSW minister
- ‘Authorities in Russia are disregarding the country’s Constitution,’ says IBA
- ‘A blow for democracy’: Anti-protest bill passes in Tasmania’s upper house
- Victoria to reduce threat of defamation claims against victim-survivors
- Teal independent pushes for judicial inquiry into media concentration
- Albanese launches royal commission to investigate Robodebt
- Virginia Bell to lead inquiry into Morrison’s secret ministries
- Affirmative consent model passed in Victorian Parliament
- Review into cosmetic surgery industry ‘won’t improve patient safety enough’
- ‘Victoria’s parties must commit to long-term reform of the criminal justice system’
- ‘We can’t arrest our way out of the drug problem’
- Barrister-turned-MP discusses his ‘true north’ in maiden speech
- Sentencing of Myanmar’s deposed leader condemned
- Human Rights Law Centre appoints new CEO
- Commonwealth continues to reward pro bono under performance
- PM, AG release details for Anti-Corruption Commission
- Lawyers welcome Anti-Corruption Commission Bill, but want public hearings
- Unpacking the new Respect@Work regulations
- NSW A-G to introduce bill outlawing coercive control
- Significant changes needed to Queensland’s Anti-Discrimination Act
- Death penalty ‘has no place in our world’, says IBAHRI
- ‘Complete disregard for the sanctity of life and the law’
- What tech companies must do to keep children safe
- Shadow A-G slams government’s reversal on Israeli capital
- Asylum may be available to Russians fleeing the draft
- Dreyfus hails MH17 case against Russia
- Labor to introduce workplace bill to wages and address gender inequity
- Many aspects of sexual assault law are ‘broken and wrong’
- Where funding for the A-G’s Department is going
- What’s in Labor’s budget for lawyers?
- ‘Unconscionable’ for Cth to let prosecution of lawyer-turned-whistleblower go ahead
- ‘Nobody is above the law, including ministers of religion’
- BigLaw leaders, legal advocates slam proposed costs provisions for sexual harassment litigation
- Dreyfus asks Morrison to not release further cabinet deliberations
- Litigants shouldn’t bear court costs, say BigLaw firms
- Protections for criminal defence lawyers to be enacted
- Majority of Australians want proactive laws to protect animals
- Bell report finds secret Morrison ministries ‘corrosive of trust in government’
- Reflections on the newly passed Respect at Work Bill
- ‘Things are still not good enough’: Kate Jenkins reveals 2022 Respect@Work survey results
- Law Society pushes NSW politicians for court reform, better police training
- Treasurer: Decision on RBA board to come mid-2023
- How new defamation laws will change the game
- Administrative Appeals Tribunal to be abolished
- Merits review ‘critical’ following announced abolition of AAT
- Senator Paterson on Privacy Act changes
- It’s time for respect
- Domestic and family violence reforms showing progress, new report says
- Federal judicial commission could consider complaints about current, former judges
- Revised Family Law Act to address ‘protracted’ litigation, but shouldn’t miss opportunity to better protect children
- Former Qld S-G appointed, Terms of Reference released, for Lehrmann trial inquiry
- Lapsed Lawyer X legislation brought back in 2023
- Open letter calls for support of amendments to Family Law Act after previous laws ‘favoured fathers over mothers’
- Barrister named as new Fair Work Commission president
- Sweeping reforms proposed in Privacy Act Review
- Rugg-Ryan mediation fails, could ‘open the door for further litigation’
- RBA makes March 2023 cash rate call
- Lawyers call for mandated flight delay compensation
- Could ‘right to disconnect’ laws work for firms?
- NSW judge confirmed as head of National Anti-Corruption Commission
- Maurice Blackburn principal named deputy Fair Work president
- The duty of lawyers to inform and be informed on the proposed constitutional Voice to Parliament
- Lessons from the ‘mercy killing’ of the AAT
- NT A-G on adopting First Nations knowledge and practices into justice system
- Shadow A-G resigns over Libs’ Voice position
- Dutton names new shadow A-G
- Proposed Voice ‘enhances’ our Constitution, says Solicitor-General
- Voice ‘just and legally sound’, says Law Council
- LIV backs Voice
- Budget 2023: What lawyers need to know
- Former Bar Association presidents call shadow A-G’s Voice comments ‘wrong’, ‘not correct’
- Exercise caution in going against your employer’s Voice position
- New AAT president named
- Lowering the voting age will empower young people, says law student
- AAT adds 2 deputy presidents, reappoints 34
- RBA unveils June 2023 cash rate call
- The Whole of Australian Government tender will land during a perfect storm
- Real-time deaths in custody measure does not go far enough, legal orgs say
- RBA reveals July 2023 cash rate call
- Law school dean named as new sex discrimination commissioner
- Lawyer named as Change Our Game ambassador
- The evolving implications of Australia’s modern slavery laws
- RBA makes September 2023 cash rate call
- Legal Aid CEOs, 22 pro bono target signatories pledge support for Voice
- Voice ‘legally safe’ and ‘will not result in excessive litigation’, says Law Council
- SME firms will no longer be exempt from Privacy Act
- 54 new members appointed to Administrative Appeals Tribunal
- What firms should expect for the whole-of-government legal services tender process
- Barrister named as new IBAC commissioner
- Sydney Law School professor named as UN special rapporteur
- Legislative amendments could reshape family law matters
- Disability Royal Commission and restrictive practices: Where to next?
- New Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions named
- Firms’ pro bono hours loom large as government tender process opens
- Barristers encouraged by Commonwealth’s progress on equitable briefing
- RBA makes final rate call for 2023
- An analysis of reforms to the Family Law Act
- Migration Strategy to ‘significantly impact’ legal profession
- Lack of ‘right to disconnect’ continues to spell trouble for Aussie workplaces
- Gender pay data of Australia’s biggest employers soon to be made public
- Complete list of government agencies affected by HWL Ebsworth hack revealed
- Supreme Court judges, former state A-G among lawyers recognised in 2024 Australia Day Honours
- A-G to meet with senior members of Biden administration
- FOI Act needs reform following robodebt disaster
- Maurice Blackburn principal named race discrimination commissioner
- 2 silks appointed to Federal Court bench in Victoria
- The wider impact of positive duty on workplace harassment
- Barrister, boutique firm owner, legal academics named in new AI expert group
- What will a franchisor licensing regime mean for the legal profession?
- Anti-Slavery Commissioner remit must be stronger, says HRLC
- WA A-G set to step down at next election
- Should the government pass law protecting future generations from climate impacts?
- The law and our acceleration towards net zero
- Why pay equity is a safety issue
- The importance of lawyers being trauma-informed
- Coercive control begins at home, but it doesn’t stop there
- Unpacking Australia’s response to trauma-informed lawyering
- Coalition would turn back right to disconnect, voters disagree
- ‘Counterintuitive’ NSW bail laws continue to receive widespread criticism
- When will the Reserve Bank start cutting rates?
- The new moral panic: Transphobia and the law
- A 10-point test for fair anti-discrimination law reform
- Law reform needed to address proliferation of doxxing
- Dreyfus: ‘There is a crisis of male violence in Australia’
- Queensland to invest more in combating sexual violence
- Australia v Musk: A fight over censorship with an ‘arrogant billionaire’
- Tenancy reform and the law
- RBA makes May 2024 cash rate call
- Legal employers need to keep an eye on non-compete developments
- Let’s end some wars
- ‘Certainly feels’ like we’re in a Cold War with China, says Morrison
- Tax cuts may mean lower salary increases for lawyers in FY24–25
- On the acquisition of customary title in PNG
- Biden must drop charges against Assange, says IBA
- How the cost-of-living crisis is keeping victims of financial abuse from leaving
- ‘Purveyors and profiteers of AI’ must better protect individuals from deepfake abuse
- Use of LPP must be reviewed, argues Greens
- New Digital ID Bill raises serious privacy concerns for Australians
- RBA makes June 2024 cash rate call
- Overcoming the unlawful advertisement of drugs
- This Pride, with the help of my firm, I am no longer hiding
- Assange charges ‘should never have been brought’, says IBAHRI
- Dreyfus: ‘We will not abandon’ push for MH17 justice
- The ‘shocking and sobering’ rates of sexual offending in Australia
- Why the Regulation of Legal Services (Scotland) Bill should not pass
- Lawyers providing tax advice may have to register to do so
- The Digital ID Act and Aussie businesses: A match made in heaven?
- Deals may have to clear higher bar for public interest
- Partner profits to face ATO crackdown
- Australia’s WHS laws must be harmonised
- ‘Australia has lost its way’ on housing, says former Supreme Court judge
- Will Australia follow the US in banning non-competes?
- Inaugural First Nations silk named as part-time ALRC commissioner
- ‘Golden handcuffs’ off for employers following migration changes
- Lawyers providing tax advice should be registered, say accountants
- AHRC pledges support for parliamentary push to make adequate housing a human right
- Practitioners’ guide on ‘difficult applicants’ kept secret
- CEO of Administrative Review Tribunal named
- A lawyer’s plea for better support for LGBTI elders
- ‘Disturbing’: Tax lawyers push back on proposal to register with regulator
- Grey zone warfare, state competition investigated in Australian-first podcast
- 4 ways Commonwealth government procurement teams can improve complaints handling
- $202m secured for Indigenous workers whose wages were stolen
- Electoral processes must be safeguarded, says NSW Law Society
- Australia should ‘be the adult in the room’ on AI regulation
- New laws ensure ‘courts aren’t just the realm of a wealthy few’
- RBA reveals September 2024 cash rate call
- Full Federal Court dismisses FOI appeal in ‘win for democracy and open government’
- QIRC adds new commissioner
- The roadmap for reforming children’s justice outcomes in Australia
- Lawyer’s report finds ‘systemic’ racism at ABC
- New cyber legislation to help Australia ‘keep pace with emerging threats’, minister says
- Proposed ACCC reforms ‘will make the merger clearance process more challenging’, says partner
- SME lawyers to be burdened with extra costs from money laundering bill, warns MP
- Administrative Review Tribunal launches
- Is Jack’s Law achieving its stated aims?
- Are the proposed cyber laws a ‘turning point’?
- Lawmakers must balance risk of AI against opportunity, MP says
- ‘Restricting NDAs is essential to putting victim-survivors first,’ lawyers argue
- Fit-for-purpose laws fundamental amid increased cyber crime, MP says
- Lodging objections with ATO should be easier for tax lawyers, says Inspector-General
- Lawyers can’t be covert informers on their clients, Law Council warns
- RBA reveals November 2024 cash rate call
- Cap big 4 partnerships at 400, inquiry recommends
- 1 in 4 businesses doesn’t monitor effectiveness of workplace misconduct policies
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