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Big Law • 03 March 2025
Firms undertook record-breaking volume of pro bono hours last year
Australian BigLaw firms set a new benchmark for pro bono legal services in 2024, recording the highest total number of pro...
Big Law • 18 February 2025
National right to housing via legislation a necessary step, lawyers say
A new report argues that establishing a “national, enforceable right to housing” could significantly mitigate and address...
Politics • 30 January 2025
‘Nothing has changed’: Bullying, discrimination, and harassment in law still rampant
A newly released report from South Australia highlights widespread legal workplace issues, permeated by power imbalances and...
Corporate Counsel • 28 January 2025
Are legal teams ‘stuck in decision paralysis’ over AI integration?
A significant number of in-house lawyers recognise how much artificial intelligence will shape the future of legal practice,...
It’s been another massive year for Australia’s legal profession, with a number of key reports released around...
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The vast majority of small and mid-size firms aren’t implementing AI and other emerging tech as much as they could be,...
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When it comes to the extent of judicial independence in Australia, a new report has found that “there is much to be...
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For midsize law firms, key priorities for 2025 are talent retention and superior client service, new research from...
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With the merger and acquisition market reaching its highest deal volume in over a decade, Corrs Chambers Westgarth...
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Digitally immature law departments may not be as efficient, but there is a “peculiar positive upside”: lower stress...
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New research suggests that corporate counsel place a high value on innovation, with many indicating they would change...
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In the face of client perceptions about their providers’ use or otherwise of generative AI, we may soon see more...
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New research suggests that a wave of attrition may soon hit Australian law departments.
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Following five separate roundtable discussions earlier this year, a new report from The College of Law has unveiled key...
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