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Big Law • 16 November 2024
Professional misconduct and major mergers: What’s hot in law this week (11–15 Nov)
In law this week, a lawyer fessed up to professional misconduct, and one of Australia’s biggest firms merged with a US...
Big Law • 09 November 2024
Strike-offs and a rate hold: What’s hot in law this week (4–8 Nov)
This week, the Reserve Bank – as was expected – held the cash rate at current levels, and in the courts, we saw numerous...
Big Law • 26 October 2024
Salacious claims, bigamy accusations, and sickening one’s colleagues: What’s hot in law this week (21–25 Oct)
Barristers are calling for exemptions from the proposed AML/CTF changes, and a leading human rights lawyer has called out the...
Big Law • 19 October 2024
Complaints against barristers and Lehrmann’s costs objection: What’s hot in law this week (14–18 Oct)
This week, it was reported numerous complaints against the former ACT DPP have been dropped, and complaints against NSW...
The run-up to the end of the year is in full swing, but the market shows no signs of slowing down just yet. Here is your...
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As the year’s end draws closer, BigLaw firms are looking to shore up their market presence, and the number of...
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This week, the RBA decided to continue to hold the cash rate at 4.35 per cent, the ACCC filed proceedings against...
Read MoreIn the past week, a global law firm withdrew its presence Down Under, and research showed that lawyers are keen for...
Read MoreThis week, one of the world’s biggest firms announced that 10 per cent of its partnership would be cut, and the...
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This week, following Lawyers Weekly’s annual Australian Law Awards, the Chief Justice of Victoria announced her...
Read MoreThis week, landmark judgments were handed down in both the High Court and Federal Court, and Lawyers Weekly crowned 40...
Read MoreThis week, a handful of the nation’s biggest firms bolstered their senior ranks by nabbing partners from rivals, and a...
Read MoreThis week has seen some extraordinary professional misconduct matters come before the courts. Here is your weekly...
Read MoreThis week, as the Reserve Bank held the cash rate at 4.35 per cent, we explored whether the attempted disruption of...
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