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Legal professionals urged to drive change following child justice report
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White & Case take 2 partners from A&O Shearman
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The consequences of poorly drafted arbitration clauses
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Protégé: Lessons from the first year of law school
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Central Bank Digital Currencies and the future of Australia
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AI v human lawyers, in mock trial form
BigLaw firm Lander & Rodgers recently undertook an experiment in which a senior associate was pitted against artificial ...
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‘Restricting NDAs is essential to putting victim-survivors first,’ lawyers argue
Recommendations have been made in a joint submission by the Human Rights Law Centre and Redfern Legal Centre to the Victorian government on restricting the usage of NDAs.
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Ashurst adds 3 risk advisory partners, launches new transformation risk offering
Within its risk consulting division, Ashurst has developed a new transformation risk offering and appointed three new ...
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The ‘legal backlash’ following the Me Too movement
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The implications of proposed new franchising laws
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An ‘intersectional approach’ is crucial when dealing with workplace harassment claims
In a recent talk at the 2024 Australian Women Lawyers National Conference, sex discrimination commissioner Dr Anna Cody reflected on the National Inquiry into Sexual Harassment in Australian ...