So They Can is closing the gap between girls’ right to education and what happens when primary school ends, writes Ellie ...

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Dentons’ Australian chair and chief executive officer of Australasia, Amber Warren, said she was excited to congratulate the newly elevated lawyers. This content is available exclusively to Lawyers ...

Law firms must adapt or risk losing relevance as in-house teams take control As the balance of power in the legal industry shifts back towards in-house legal teams, law firms are under growing... The ...

I examine the “trilogy” of IP cases from recent times in Australia – Bed Bath N Table, Katy Perry, and now Zip Co – to help brand owners understand the importance of IP and the lessons we can extract ...

Host Jerome Doraisamy welcomes back LexisNexis Chief Technology Officer Greg Dickason to discuss the need for AI to be verifiable and defensible, overcoming bloated tech stacks, ensuring authority and ...

In this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with Sean Spence & Associates director Sean Spence about his work with lawyers, what happens to lawyers once they hit their 60s ...

The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) ordered former One Nation MP Mark Latham to pay $100,000 in compensation for the unlawful vilification and sexual harassment of Sydney MP Alex ...

In recent years, Australia has been steadily rising through the ranks as one of the world’s most litigious nations, with both damages and the volume of cases reaching trial continuing to climb at a ...

Australia is a member of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the international body responsible for setting global standards to combat money laundering, terrorism financing and proliferation ...

Former Corrs Chambers Westgarth client Patrick Jebb has convinced the West Australian Supreme Court that he has brought “competent” proceedings against the firm for alleged breaches of contractual, ...

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