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Big Law • 20 February 2025
The psychological toll of perfectionism for lawyers
Perfectionism is often seen as a strength in the legal profession. Lawyers are expected to be meticulous, precise, and...
Big Law • 27 September 2024
Large firms ‘increasingly expected’ to prioritise pro bono
In the face of “inconsistent” performances towards the National Pro Bono Target in the last year by larger law firms,...
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...
Big Law • 02 August 2024
How embedding play principles could improve your firm’s performance
The more we can embed serious play into daily tasks and activities, the more likely our people will be curious, creative, and...
With risk management experts in such demand for governance purposes, general counsel and company secretaries are seeing...
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If you feel as though your firm is limping towards the finish line this year, you’re not alone, writes Peta Sigley.
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The Commonwealth should make pro bono an obligation or reward the firms that use their best endeavours to meet or exceed...
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The importance of rest and rejuvenation after a challenging year cannot be underestimated, writes Stuart Taylor.
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Leaders in law are increasingly aware that people’s needs are changing, and with that, client demands are shifting....
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Exclusive research has revealed what lawyers think about their firms’ performance this year, from both a corporate and...
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