Navigating loneliness in the law

Lawyers are not immune to the loneliness epidemic as digital innovation continues to accelerate productivity, often at the cost of human contact and engagement.

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‘A seat at the table’: Law Society Committee members share their passion

Expressions of Interest for 2026 Law Society Committees are now open. LSJ Online asks current Committee members to share their experiences working on law reform and advocacy.

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Psychosocial hazards increasingly in regulator spotlight

The NSW workplace regulator is cracking down on psychosocial hazards.

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Law firms push into professional services

Consulting firms are seeing more competition from law firms and the trend is tipped to continue.

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Why become 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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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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