Inanimate objects bring defamation suits
In June 2020, Sky News reported that people in Sydney have been “defaming statues”. This prompted action within the inanimate object community.
By Floyd Alexander-Hunt - 2 min read
A beacon in the darkest moments: Law Society launches landmark wellbeing program
Solicitors struggling with their mental health will be able to access three free counselling sessions a year with a psychologist as part of a new…
By Amy Dale - 3 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
Lessons on vicarious trauma and wellbeing from a Royal Commission
Solicitor Anna Verney, who worked at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse writes the Commission’s approach to vicarious trauma and the…
By Anna Verney - 5 min read
Over the Uber rainbow
As head of Uber’s Asia Pacific legal team, Katrina Johnson is helping the high-profile company create the future.
By Lynn Elsey - 4 min read