Journalism v Google
Should tech giants pay for news content? Or are news publishers attempting to tax the companies that bring them the most clicks? LSJ explores.
By Amy Dale - 5 min readShould tech giants pay for news content? Or are news publishers attempting to tax the companies that bring them the most clicks? LSJ explores.
By Amy Dale - 5 min readAt least two respected Australian judges have passed in tragic circumstances in recent years. The deaths of Victorian Magistrate Stephen Myall in March 2018, and…
By Patricia Drum - 5 min readHeadline-grabbing and career-ending: for more than 30 years the NSW Independent Commission against Corruption (ICAC) has claimed the scalps of some of the state’s most…
By Amy Dale - 4 min readA Sydney law firm recently launched a class action to recover losses from the Victorian government.
By Kate Allman - 5 min readWho wins the eternal battle between PR and legal in crisis comms?
By Craig Badings and Tony Jaques - 4 min readThe legal profession has been calling “time’s up” on sexual harassment at work for many years; human rights barrister KATE EASTMAN SC has made a…
By Kate Eastman SC - 4 min readComedian Celeste Barber found out the hard way that charity law is more complex than most assume.
By Stephanie Gardiner - 4 min readWhen beaches closed and re-opened for “locals only” amid COVID-19, the debate became about more than sand.
By Kate Allman - 5 min readThe tension between morality and legality has existed throughout history. Now at an all time high due to COVID-19, how do we navigate forward?
By Jason Tozer - 3 min readPresident of WLANSW argues that law firms and leaders need to rethink working structures in order to realise genuine action for women.
By Larissa Andelman - 4 min read