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 read
Damage control: does the corruption watchdog go too far?
Headline-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 read
Who will foot the bill for bungled hotel quarantine?
A Sydney law firm recently launched a class action to recover losses from the Victorian government.
By Kate Allman - 5 min read
PR vs legal: who should take over in a crisis?
Who wins the eternal battle between PR and legal in crisis comms?
By Craig Badings and Tony Jaques - 4 min read
We need to address the shame culture of sexual harassment
The 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 read
A legal firestorm
Comedian Celeste Barber found out the hard way that charity law is more complex than most assume.
By Stephanie Gardiner - 4 min read
A line in the sand: why the fight over Bondi was about more than beaches
When beaches closed and re-opened for “locals only” amid COVID-19, the debate became about more than sand.
By Kate Allman - 5 min read
Morality versus legality in a global pandemic
The 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 read
Restructure required to bridge the gender gap
President 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