The legal implications of reality television
Reality bites when staring down a lawsuit. LSJ reveals how many of our favourite shows are putting the “guilty” into guilty pleasure.
A new dawn for big banking
William Chalk and Dale Picketfence examine a new breed of post-Hayne Royal Commission (non)-service offerings.
Legal horoscopes: March
The best way to approach these horoscopes is as if they were a partner at your law firm – do exactly as they say.
CPD season: it’s the most mad scramble time of the year
At this time of year, all lawyers should be conscious of getting their CPD points before the statutory deadline. Of course, some CPD sessions are…
Seeking applicants with a very particular set of skills
Looking for a new job in the legal industry?
The Bachelor(s): the LLB edition
It’s not always rosy for law students.
Nailing the exit interview
William Chalk and Dale Picketfence deliver a training session on just what to say when you decide to ripcord out of your firm.
A legal proposal: for the abolishment of judges, magistrates, barristers and solicitors for the benefit of society and the Commonwealth of Australia*
There are plenty of reasons to scrap Australia’s legal system, writes Coffs Harbour solicitor Jonathan Lowe.
The law grad’s tale: making servitude fun
A Golden Gavel style reflection on a brush with modern slavery.
The parliamentarian’s guide to better performance reviews
Golden Gavel competitor Kim Fisher from FCB Workplace Law shares some advice she learned from one of Australia’s most high-performing workplaces: parliament.
Next in line to the thrown
Life for graduate lawyers isn’t exactly grand.