The slow demise of billable hours
Time sheets or fixed price legal services? Here’s why many firms are making the move away from billable hours.
By Sam McKeith - 7 min read
The limits of the privilege against self-incrimination
What information-gathering powers do regulators like the ATO possess? What rights do clients have when questioned by regulators? JOHN FLEMING discusses the limits of the…
By John Fleming - 6 min read-
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Workplace surveillance and improperly obtained evidence
By Jack de Flamingh and James Connolly - 6 min read
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Penning a new chapter
Human rights solicitor Stewart Levitt spends his career speaking up for others, but in a new poetry collection he proudly tells his own story. He…
By Amy Dale - 3 min read
From peer to manager: how to step up as a leader
You’ve been appointed head of your peer practice group. How do you transition from peer to manager?
By Anna Hinder - 2 min read
Chase Darkness with Me: how one true crime writer started solving murders
After 17 years of writing about cold cases, US investigative journalist Billy Jensen decides to solve homicides. Two catalysts push him forward.
By Anastasia Kalos - 2 min read
Finding the Heart of the Nation
When I first read the Uluru Statement from the Heart, I was struck by its clear and profound vision for the future of our nation….
By Jonathon Hunyor - 2 min read
