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In this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, produced in partnership with Shine Lawyers, we dive into the forces... Why podcasting is becoming lawyers’ most powerful marketing tool While many ...

The legal industry is undergoing a period of rapid change. AI is reshaping how work gets done. Clients expect more value and responsiveness, and firms are under increasing pressure to grow, operate ...

Clayton Utz, established in 1833, is Australia’s largest full-service commercial law firm. Its headquarters in Sydney and offices in Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Melbourne and Perth house over 200 ...

Daniel James Mezger, former principal of Chapmans Barristers & Solicitors, had his practising certificate suspended for four months and received a reprimand for making serious allegations against ...

Lisa Gallate has been appointed practice leader at a time of pivotal growth across Shine Lawyers’ class action practice.

Law Week is a moment to reflect on something most Australians take for granted: that if your rights are threatened, you can enforce them. That if the state acts against you, you can fight back. That ...

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Vik Sundar (pictured) has joined Keypoint Law, having come across from Clear Law, which he founded and was the managing director of. He has also served as the managing director of Chamberlains. This ...

Andrew Brown, a former solicitor who held a practising certificate between 1983 and 2016, was found to have engaged in unsatisfactory professional conduct for representing that he was entitled to ...

Amid mounting pressure on governments worldwide to rethink copyright laws for artificial intelligence, Attorney-General Michelle Rowland has made the Albanese government’s position unmistakably clear.

For conduct that is “contrary to the practitioner’s duty to the court and administration of justice”, Rajbir Singh – formerly of Chapmans Barristers and Solicitors and Amasons Legal – was found to ...