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Big Law • 18 November 2024
Dentons names first Australia female chair
A new Australia chair for global law firm Dentons has been elected and is the first female to hold the position.
Big Law • 11 November 2024
Unfair contract terms are ‘fiendishly difficult’
New unfair contract term laws introduced by the federal government that have been in place for just over 12 months now are...
Big Law • 02 October 2024
Dentons adds trio from Holding Redlich for employment and safety practice
Global law firm Dentons has moved to bolster the ranks of its employment and safety practice with the appointment of a...
Big Law • 29 August 2024
Are PIPs a ‘quiet firing’ tool for firms?
Performance improvement plans (PIPs) may be used by businesses, including law firms, that “lack the moral fibre to simply...
Global law firm Dentons has elected its next global CEO to replace founding global CEO Elliott Portnoy, whose term ends...
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Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour Party have won the UK general election, securing a widely predicted wipeout victory over...
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Dentons has added two lawyers to the partnership and promoted 17 senior lawyers across its Australia and Port Moresby...
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A recent decision by the High Court carries profound significance for future contract law cases and the assessment of...
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Dentons has bolstered its banking and finance practice with the addition of a new partner, who was previously a special...
Read MoreGlobal law firm Dentons has moved to strengthen its employment and safety offering with the appointment of two partners...
Read MoreGlobal law firm Dentons has welcomed a new partner for its Melbourne office, further strengthening and expanding its...
Read MoreDentons, one of the world’s biggest law firms, has officially launched its combined offering with PJS Law, a...
Read MoreGlobal law firm Dentons now has a dedicated employment offering in its Brisbane office, having hired a partner from...
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Restraint of trade clauses need to be considered at the start and end of employment, writes Paul O’Halloran.
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