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Lawyers are trained to think deliberately, with precision and restraint. Statutes, precedents, and processes form the bedrock of legal reasoning. And yet, many experienced lawyers will admit to ...
Holding Redlich’s workplace relations and safety practice has been strengthened with the appointment of a partner and special counsel.
In this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with DBH Lawyers managing partner Amy Nikolovski, who formerly served as the president of the Law Society of South Australia ...
29 July 2025 By Lawyers Weekly Corporate Counsel How can lawyers take a seat at the top table as strategic advisers ...
Mellor Olsson Lawyers, an independent firm based in South Australia, has appointed a chief executive officer.
In this special episode of The Corporate Counsel Show, produced in partnership with TransPerfect Legal, we explore the practical ways that legal teams can use artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce ...
In a market announcement on the afternoon of Friday, 28 April, national plaintiff law firm Slater & Gordon (ASX: SGH) noted that it was set to be removed from the official list at the close of trading ...
Kelly will join experts from HSF Kramer, Pinsent Masons, and MinterEllison for a panel discussion on navigating risk, regulation, and strategy in an uncertain world. “We are operating in a period of ...
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A law firm founder and solicitor, who pressed ahead with a “baseless” recusal case against an NSW judge, was ordered to explain why he should not be referred to a legal disciplinary board.
Global law firm Clifford Chance has deepened its reach into the Asia‑Pacific region’s booming projects market, announcing the launch of a standalone transactional construction team in Australia.
The changes to AML/CTF laws are more than just a regulatory update – they demand proactive management and strengthening of a business’s frameworks, lawyers argue.