To social or not to social?
Many in the profession approach social media with justified trepidation, but those who embrace it are reaping the rewards.
Losing my religion, losing my job?
Israel Folau’s dispute with Rugby Australia has exposed the glaring legal chasm between employment contracts and our right to share views on social media.
‘Systemic abuse’: the devastating ripple effects of family violence
A groundbreaking new report has put the impacts of family violence under spotlight – revealing the lasting ripple effects it can have on victims and…
Taking on the trauma
A court reporter suffering vicarious trauma has successfully sued her employer. Will the case set a precedent for lawyers at risk?
How to get over imposter syndrome
LSJ explains imposter syndrome, and how to overcome it.
Strategic justice
New kinds of strategic litigation are empowering forgotten minorities to bring cases for redress before the courts.
Law firms, we have a people problem
In an era when effective people management and entrepreneurship are more integral to success than ever, lawyers are still regarded as lacking. SAM MCKEITH delves…
Building diversity in the legal profession
More law firms are making diversity and inclusion a priority, but success requires establishing a business case, a considered approach, and strong leadership.
The storm around suppression orders
Suppression orders are intended to keep matters out of the news, but a string of recent events means the orders themselves are making headlines.
Trial by media: our true crime obsession
Australians love true crime. But in the age of citizen journalism and global media coverage, experts have serious concerns over fairness.