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Justine Rogers

Justine Rogers is an Associate Professor at UNSW Law & Justice where she convenes and teaches the core ethics course and one of the legal theory strands. From 2018-2022, Justine was Deputy Director of Future of Law and Innovation in the Legal Profession (FLIP) research stream, a strategic alliance between the NSW Law Society and UNSW.

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Lawyers with followings: the rise of lawyer-influencers online
By Justine Rogers and Anthony Song 07.06.24 - < 1 min read
Building trust Part 3: Supervising new lawyers online
By Justine Rogers and Anthony Song 03.02.23 - < 1 min read
Building trust Part 2: Establishing trust in online and hybrid team settings
By Justine Rogers and Anthony Song 09.12.22 - < 1 min read
Building trust Part 1: Relationships with clients online
By Justine Rogers and Anthony Song 11.11.22 - < 1 min read
Regulating LegalTech: should we, and if so, how?
By Dr Felicity Bell and Justine Rogers 08.07.22 - < 1 min read
Balancing Legal Project Management with lawyers’ professional obligations
By Justine Rogers and Professor Peter Dombkins 01.09.21 - < 1 min read
Change leadership for a dynamic profession
By Justine Rogers and Dr Felicity Bell 01.10.19 - < 1 min read
Ensuring ethical practice: beyond policies and procedures
By Michael Legg and Justine Rogers 01.06.15 - < 1 min read
What makes good lawyers turn bad?
By Justine Rogers and Michael Legg 01.05.15 - < 1 min read