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…
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…
Space is often described as the ‘final frontier’. Is the development and drafting of space law the next frontier 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’…
On 11-12 November 2023, the NSW Young Lawyers held their Annual Assembly at Crowne Plaza Coogee and the theme focused on Artificial Intelligence.
Advocacy exists at all levels of litigation and like a muscle, it can go into a state of atrophy with non-use.
Leadership is part of the journey most young lawyers are already on and lawyers can influence the decisions of others from clients to the bench.
Secondments are a great way for young lawyers to be exposed to and learn a new area of law while complementing their existing legal experience.
Christopher Robison recently retired as a District Court judge. He reflects on his 28 years on the bench and provides his tips for young lawyers.
Follow these top tips to make the most out of working with your barrister.
A key skill for junior lawyers is knowing how to navigate the law but other key skills include managing clients and your bosses’ expectations.
The prospect of saying ‘no’ to your boss can be daunting but in some circumstances you can legally say ‘no’ to a request.
Young lawyers, experienced practitioners and support staff are not immune to the risk of vicarious trauma. However, there are simple tips to minimise the risk.
Why candid conversations with friends could leave lawyers exposed to breaches of confidentiality