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Podcast • 21 February 2025
‘Corporate cancel culture’ and employee freedoms
In recent years, there have been numerous examples of workers – such as rugby star Israel Folau – having suffered...
Podcast • 18 February 2025
The Corporate Counsel Show: Fractional GC life in the current climate
For Elle Jones, working as a fractional general counsel not only better suits her needs – it also works well, she says, for...
Podcast • 14 February 2025
2 recent High Court judgments and the implications for historical sexual abuse matters
Recently, the High Court has recognised that an “impoverishment of evidence” will not, in and of itself, give rise to...
Big Law • 11 February 2025
Make a ‘safe place’ for clients by communicating clearly
Experience has taught Jahan Kalantar that lawyers’ capacity to support and better advocate for clients is inextricably...
Lawyers, Jahan Kalantar says, are a “conduit for complicated problems”. To this end, practitioners must be better at...
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This managing partner says that when dealing with clients in criminal law, lawyers need to be able to set proper...
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Here, a senior corporate lawyer reflects on the three-year career break she took to be a full-time carer and what...
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As pro bono work becomes more prominent within large law firms, a BigLaw special counsel detailed the challenges these...
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As class action litigation continues to evolve in Australia, a partner from a global law firm examines the increasing...
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This barrister went straight to the Bar after graduating – and she says that although building a network was...
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In recent days, and on the back of lower inflation, hopes of a rate cut have been boosted. Here, we unpack how legal...
Read MoreHere, a Canberra-based barrister details her pathway to joining the Bar and outlines how emerging practitioners can...
Read MoreOftentimes, it is necessary for lawyers to outline clear boundaries so that the client relationship is not blurred....
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Traditionally, the burden of judging has fallen to the individuals on the bench, and the profession and broader society...
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