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Big Law • 02 January 2025
‘I have a duty to give back and mentor younger women’
There is an increasing focus on the responsibility of those in positions of power to nurture the next of female lawyers....
Big Law • 12 December 2024
How this lawyer responded to being told she was ‘too ditzy for litigation’
Here, Jessica Karevski recounts a pivotal experience that left her questioning not only her career trajectory but also the...
Big Law • 06 December 2024
Addressing the not-so-hidden crisis of women leaving law firms
Numerous women who have worked hard, invested years studying, and made considerable sacrifices are leaving the profession....
Big Law • 14 November 2024
Winners unveiled for Women in Law Awards 2024
Lawyers Weekly and principal partner nrol are thrilled to unveil the 30 winners for this year’s Women in Law Awards.
Global law firm Allens has appointed a Brisbane-based practitioner as its new chair, effective 1 January.
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Sue Kench, who was the first woman to head up one of the “big six” law firms Down Under when she assumed the role of...
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Having grown up seeing how traditional gender roles limit women’s potential, this law firm owner has made a conscious...
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New findings show that gender equality across top Australian companies has come to a standstill as the path to...
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Lawyers Weekly and principal partner nrol are pleased to announce the finalists for this year’s Women in Law Awards.
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As Carroll & O’Dea celebrates its 125th anniversary, the managing partner reflects on her thirty-year journey with...
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In years gone by, making partner or becoming general counsel was “almost unheard of” for women working part-time....
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Former sex discrimination commissioner Kate Jenkins will headline the third annual Women in Law Forum.
Read MoreThe highly anticipated Women in Law Awards is returning in 2024 for its 13th year to provide national recognition to the...
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In a historic move, four female solicitors have been appointed to the bench of the Local Court of NSW.
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