How to future-proof your job in the law
Thea O'ConnorWith computers increasingly able to predict the outcome of cases and coders creating contracts that execute themselves, lawyers need to act now to future-proof their…
Six minutes with Peter Payne
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Eyes on the ball
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The case that changed me – Judge Roger Dive
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A tinge of green in Cambodia
- 7 min read
Aftermath of the casual conundrum: ‘double-dipping’ and class actions
Jack de Flamingh and Rachael CageGovernment has moved to limit the fall-out from the Full Federal Court’s decision on casual employment in WorkPac v Skene. Meanwhile, class actions momentum is building. …
Reflecting on a costly year: key themes and future predictions
Michelle Castle and Andrew BaileyIn 2018 there were a number of important cases which illuminated issues in relation to legal costs. By MICHELLE CASTLE and ANDREW BAILEY.
Why don’t people trust lawyers?
Melissa CoadeIn the middle of what seems to be an insurmountable trust crisis, LSJ asks three visionaries how lawyers can better connect with and deliver for…
My night in prison
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Better days ahead
- 12 min read
How (and why) to fire a difficult client
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Talking the talk
- 8 min read
Eyes on the ball
Melissa CoadeAustralia’s number one FootGolfer Joshua Ackland shares his sporting journey ahead of the 2018 FootGolf World Cup in Morocco.
How can I get through the summer months?
Fiona CraigWork is out of control at the moment and I am really craving the summer break. Is this a sign I need to change jobs?
If you booze, how much do you lose?
Kate AllmanWith Christmas just around the corner, LSJ investigates how alcohol can hurt your hard-won fitness gains.
Brain food 101
Joanna McMillanGood eating habits can slow the ageing process of the brain – and help keep your body healthier, too.
