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Big Law • 17 January 2025
3 reasons lawyers should try a Feb Fast
From holiday mode to high performance: Let’s make February a time to pause, reset, and rediscover calm, writes Isabella...
The Bar • 13 January 2025
‘Unfounded attacks’, stress and trauma continue to threaten judiciary
The various threats to judges’ mental and physical health, and subsequently “their capacity to judge well”, are...
Big Law • 10 January 2025
10 books every lawyer should read in 2025
Last year, books were at the heart of my personal and professional development. Here are the 10 texts that lawyers cannot...
Big Law • 03 January 2025
Top 10 wellness stories in 2024
From judges to law students, members of the legal profession have offered advice on managing their wellbeing or shared their...
In today’s fast-paced, demanding world, burnout has become a common experience. Lawyers are no exception, writes...
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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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Former human rights commissioner Ed Santow has co-authored a book, published by LexisNexis, examining the rise of AI and...
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Neurodiversity offers the legal profession an opportunity to innovate and thrive in an increasingly complex world,...
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Aussie lawyers have a complicated relationship with long hours. Many are weary of the effects of burnout but will push...
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Now more than ever, fostering a culture of wellbeing in law firms is a professional necessity for the success of our...
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Completing a law degree is already challenging for many students and an intern at a BigLaw firm revealed that for...
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Despite being rendered breathless by an early experience on the County Court bench, Judge Frank Gucciardo says that...
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To overcome the taboo around impostor syndrome, Justice Jacqueline Gleeson says, the leaders of the legal profession...
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Last week, hundreds of law students will have missed out on sought-after summer clerkships with law firms. But, as the...
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