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Corporate Counsel 12 November 2024 ByJerome DoraisamyStress, turnover ‘unintended’ consequences of digital maturity

Digitally immature law departments may not be as efficient, but there is a “peculiar positive upside”: lower stress...

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Big Law 08 November 2024 ByGrace RobbieNearly 1 in 10 lawyers plan to leave the profession within the year

New academic research shows there is a concerning number of Australian lawyers planning to leave their current...

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Big Law 01 November 2024 ByJerome DoraisamyPay rises preferable to flexible work, survey shows

New research from a global cloud-based legal practice management software highlights how cost-of-living pressures...

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Big Law 25 October 2024 ByJerome Doraisamy1 in 3 private practice lawyers want a GenAI assistant

Law firms’ tech investments are set to climb in the coming year, with generative AI legal assistants being the most...

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Big Law 25 October 2024 ByJerome DoraisamyEmoji use not (yet) widespread for lawyers

Despite a Canadian court’s ruling last year that the “thumbs-up” emoji was sufficient evidence to validate a...

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Corporate Counsel 22 October 2024 ByJerome Doraisamy‘One foot out the door’: In-house lawyers are a flight risk,...

New research suggests that a wave of attrition may soon hit Australian law departments.

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SME Law 03 October 2024 ByKace O'NeillSmall businesses ‘writing the playbook’ on flexibility

When it comes to offering flexible working arrangements or implementing return-to-office (RTO) mandates, small- to...

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Big Law 30 September 2024 ByJerome DoraisamyFixed fee, alternate pricing arrangements increasingly offered by...

The number of Australian law firms providing fixed fee and alternate pricing arrangements continues to grow, according...

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Corporate Counsel 24 September 2024 ByJerome Doraisamy3 in 5 in-house leaders say it would take a cyber incident to improve...

A new report reveals the extent of law departments whose heads say that meaningful improvements to their business’s...

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SME Law 08 August 2024 ByKace O'NeillShouting doesn’t constitute bullying, say majority of workers

New findings from the UK-based law firm reveal the perceptions employees have about shouting, joke-telling, and other...

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