What does it take to be an Accredited Specialist?

LSJ Online asks Accredited Specialists why they embarked on the program and their advice to others who are considering applying.

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How Gen Z will change the legal profession

Shaped by the digital age and motivated by purpose-driven work, young lawyers of today are set to introduce bold new ways of working that redefine…

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The two-way link between alcohol and mental health

There’s a strong connection between alcohol use and mental health problems. In law, the pressures of the profession can make these issues even more pronounced.

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How more male lawyers taking parental leave is reshaping law

Generous policies are encouraging more male lawyers to take parental leave – and for longer stretches of time.

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Getting paid as a solo or small law firm

Amid uncertain economic times, clients are taking longer to pay bills from small firms, with experts urging a renewed focus on how to chase payment.

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How to stand out as a young lawyer

There are more lawyers than ever before in NSW. Here is how those new to the sector can stand out from the crowd.

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Can a global push alleviate lawyer burnout?

Burnout in the legal profession is a global phenomenon. Structural and behavioural changes that transform how lawyers work are touted as the way forward.

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Will lawyers exercise the right to disconnect?

Whether the legal profession takes advantage depends on an openness to culture change and reimagining client relationships.

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Acting, Aristotle, and the art of persuasion for lawyers

Perhaps unsurprisingly, there are a number of acting schools and private teachers offering courses and tuition to lawyers on how to operate in a courtroom…

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Finding ‘The Third Space’

The transition between our work and home lives is something that does not always come naturally.

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