Changing lanes in law
More practitioners switching practice areas or moving in-house as their priorities and perspectives evolve. What’s driving this shift – and what does it mean for…
Why young lawyers are shying away from leadership
Early career lawyers are rethinking traditional notions of success, prioritising autonomy, flexibility and wellbeing over climbing up the ladder.
AI reshaping productivity inside Australian law firms
Lawyers across Australia are facing a wave of next-gen AI tech that is shaking up who does the heavy lifting inside law firms.
Lawyers keeping high speed rail on track
Despite being only a few months into 2026, it has already been a big year for rail operators and the legal professionals who work in…
In-house legal teams expected to gain more work, says report
According to a recent Axiom report, the majority (55 per cent) of in-house legal departments intend on retaining around a quarter of their current work…
A view without borders
Profile: Sandy Mak, Head of Corporate, Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Profile: Harold Hanson
Born in February 1932 in West Hartlepool, England, Harold Hanson says he became a lawyer by accident.
Profile: Marie Russo
Marie Russo did not always see herself becoming a lawyer. Russo’s parents owned a small business, so she grew up with a business mentality.
An evolution in practice: the profession in 2025
Three outstanding lawyers. A combined 91 years of experience. Tucked inside a sun-drenched Wollongong studio, the Journal asks for their thoughts on an ever-shifting profession.
Recent liquor licensing reforms in NSW
The liquor licensing reforms designed to revitalise our night time economy.
Six minutes with Stephanie Lambert
Stephanie Lambert is a partner at HFW and specialises in commercial law and major projects, including high-profile acquisitions and retail developments. Last year, at age…