Finding a rich and diverse career in a community legal centre

Working in a community legal centre offers solicitors a rich, diverse and rewarding career. Claudia Robinson shares what it’s like working in the community legal…

Nuances of briefing experts

In litigation, it is common for parties to engage experts. How can practitioners ensure that the expert report is compliant and admissible?

Expanding your horizons: a career in the regions

Have you ever wondered what it is like to practise as a lawyer in the regions? Vanessa Ward-Brown, solicitor and the regional Young Lawyer’s delegate…

Lien on me: a quick guide to solicitor’s liens

As solicitors, we deliver services to our clients. But what happens if the client doesn’t pay your bill? There are steps you can take.

What lawyers (and clients) should know about using social media

In a digital world, lawyers and clients often use social media for various purposes. What are some pitfalls of using social media?

Confining an evasive genie: Maintaining privilege over expert reports

Privilege can be an effective tool during the litigation process however it can waived. Here are some important factors to consider when using experts.

Standing in the shoes of a business lawyer

The NSWYL Business Law Sub-Committee hosted an event on what it is like to be a business lawyer. Experienced panellists shared their experiences and top…

How lawyers can tackle the cosmic conundrums of space law

Space is often described as the ‘final frontier’. Is the development and drafting of space law the next frontier for lawyers?

Billable units of attention: Why workplace neuro-surveillance matters for lawyers

As workplace surveillance becomes more intimate and sophisticated, the capacity to monitor employees activities on their computers could soon make way for surveillance of workers’…

Getting to know Jodie Sheen

Jodie Sheen, a succession and estate solicitor from Parkes NSW, shares her journey in law with the LSJ.