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Being culturally empathetic
Being culturally empathetic

In the emotionally charged and ever-shifting landscape of immigration law, cultural empathy may well be the most critical skill that practitioners br…

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Unpacking the High Court’s Elisha decision
Unpacking the High Court’s Elisha decision

In December, the High Court of Australia overturned a 115-year-old precedent and determined that “sham” terminations can cause psychiatric injury. He…

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Pricing models in the age of AI
Pricing models in the age of AI

The rise of generative AI and other new technologies not only changes the nature of legal practice but also client expectations and demands. Here, we…

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Why everyone wants to be an energy lawyer right now
Why everyone wants to be an energy lawyer right now

Energy and resources is, and will continue to be, an incredibly busy practice area. Here, a BigLaw partner reflects on what it’s like to work in this…

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Protégé: How this neurodiverse lawyer paved a pathway to success
Protégé: How this neurodiverse lawyer paved a pathway to success

While things are improving, traditionally, professions like law have not catered well to a diversity of idiosyncratic personal needs. Here, one senio…

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Pro bono is ‘no longer a tick box’ for big firms
Pro bono is ‘no longer a tick box’ for big firms

For this BigLaw special counsel, it has been hugely encouraging to see the elevated investments and priority being placed on pro bono by Australia’s …

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Protégé: Entering law as a first-generation student
Protégé: Entering law as a first-generation student

For anyone, starting law school is enormously challenging, both personally and professionally. For first-generation Australians, there are additional…

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Improving the national approach to workers’ compensation
Improving the national approach to workers’ compensation

The exiting national workers’ compensation scheme, one principal argues, is “certainly not fit for purpose” and shouldn’t be implemented nationwide. …

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Why the AML reforms have caused such a stir
Why the AML reforms have caused such a stir

The new anti-money laundering reforms are part of a “perfect regulatory storm” that professionals like lawyers have to grapple with. With new reporti…

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Protege: Why is it more difficult for law students to secure employment?
Protege: Why is it more difficult for law students to secure employment?

The challenge of securing employment and opportunities within the legal profession has become increasingly formidable for the next generation of lawy…

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