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The Boutique Lawyer Show: Life as an international parental child abduction lawyer
Family lawyers in Australia deal with the Family Law Act. Rebecca Chapman, as an international parental child abduction lawyer, deals with the Hague …
4 years, 11 months ago
What’s been happening in venture capital?
The age of coronavirus has presented some fascinating challenges for lawyers in the venture capital space, Myra Beal says, reinforcing key teachings …
4 years, 11 months ago
LawTech Talks: Getting more women into legal tech leadership
In the inaugural episode of LawTech Talks, Lawyers Weekly – in partnership with Immediation – dives into the myriad challenges facing females in Aust…
5 years ago
The Corporate Counsel Show: Prosecuting animal cruelty cases
Kathryn Jurd’s role as general counsel for RSPCA NSW can often feel like speaking seven languages fluently, and if she can’t speak an eighth dialect,…
5 years ago
The Boutique Lawyer Show: Standing out in a saturated market
A firm’s value is, ultimately, defined by the clientele. Establishing and effectively communicating that value, in a marketplace that is increasingly…
5 years ago
Protégé: It’s time for new lawyers to have ‘frank and honest discussions’ about salary
From their first pay cheque, new lawyers should be having open discussions about their salaries with peers to familiarise themselves with the prejudi…
5 years ago
Issues facing lawyers with disabilities
The challenges faced by lawyers with disabilities are not something that is spoken about often enough by Australia’s legal profession. Three lawyers …
5 years ago
The Corporate Counsel Show: Improving equitable briefing rates in-house
According to findings from the Association of Corporate Counsel, too few law departments have and implement equitable briefing policies. This, a barr…
5 years ago
The Boutique Lawyer Show: Launching a new firm at 30 weeks pregnant
While pregnant with her second child, Danielle Snell’s litigation practice was peaking. Not wanting to stop fighting for her clients, she and her bus…
5 years ago
Is Kathleen Folbigg innocent? New evidence suggests she is
Kathleen Folbigg has been branded Australia’s worst female serial killer but new research into the deaths of her four children, backed by the world’s…
5 years ago