5 March 2010 | There is money being made, and until now Australian lawyers haven’t had their share. But a new dispute resolution centre in Sydney is set to open the floodgates.
22 February 2010 | A discussion on just how bad the global financial crisis has been for lawyers working in the banking and finance sectors may see the world shed a few crocodile tears.
17 February 2010 | A human rights lawyer and another human rights advocate have been called to speak at a roundtable discussion on human rights in Indonesia at the Faculty of Law this month.
9 February 2010 | Thirteen acquisitions down and resources company Xstrata shocked lawyers yesterday by breaking the news that its aggressive deal making had come to an end
27 January 2010 | Regardless of where you stand, most people would agree that the outcome of Copenhagen did not live up to expectations, writes Elisa de Wit, head of climate change at Norton Rose Australia.
15 December 2009 | Large Australian organisations are becoming more aware of the business risks around climate change but have held back taking action in the current fog of legislative uncertainty, a new survey reveals.
11 December 2009 | Supplementing private practice lawyers with salaries lawyers could help rescue Australia's legal aid system from its impending demise, a new report suggests.
4 December 2009 | Lawyers are gearing up to advise clients on what Wednesday's demise of the emissions trading scheme in the Senate means for their businesses.
1 December 2009 | Employers are cracking down on legal claims from outgoing employees, handing lawyers a rush of litigation in the process.
27 November 2009 | As Copenhagen looms, the future of Australia's carbon trade scheme was thrown into confusion yesterday as several opposition lawmakers resigned their party positions in open revolt over the carbon laws.