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The NSW Golden Gavel winner seduces the judges with his borderline inappropriate speech; Greenstone Carbon Management help AusLSA set up a website for environmental reporting; business is booming for insolvency and restructuring lawyers; a legal academic says large law firms lack work-life balance; and the WA Law Society welcomes funding for mental health court diversion programs.

Digital • 31 May 2012 • Video

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THIS WEEK: The NSW Golden Gavel winner seduces the judges with his borderline inappropriate speech on "Small Bars and Fast Cars: The Cruisy Road to Partnership"; Greenstone Carbon Management help AusLSA set up a member website for environmental reporting; Business is booming for insolvency and restructuring lawyers; A legal academic says large law firms lack work-life balance; and the WA Law Society welcomes funding for mental health court diversion programs.

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