[VIDEO] July 6-13: Weekly Law Report

ALHR to host a dinner in October to oppose the death penalty; criminal lawyer is fined $40,000; ALA condemns the Senate's passing of the Stronger Futures legislation; Oz M&A activity plunges more than 50 per cent in H12012 but Freehills and King & Wood Mallesons sit on top.

Stephanie Quine • 13 July 2012 • Video

Australian Lawyers for Human Rights to host a dinner in October to oppose the death penalty; a criminal lawyer is fined and reprimanded; The Australian Lawyers Alliance condemns the Senate's passing of the Stronger Futures legislation; and Oz M&A activity plunges more than 50 per cent in H12012, according a Reuters review which put Freehills and King & Wood Mallesons on top. Stephanie Quine brings you the latest news in Australian legal business.

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