Guide to law practice structures under the Legal Profession Uniform Law

There are five types of law practice structures under the Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW) (Uniform Law).

When can a personal costs order be made against a solicitor?

A solicitor’s compliance with the court rules and procedures can prevent the wasting of time and costs of the Court and the parties, and avoid…

Focusing on ability: inclusive practice for all clients

Inclusive practice involves adapting communication, processes, physical environments, and expectations in the delivery of legal services to meet diverse client needs.

Strengthening your legal practice Part 2 – knowing your clients

What exactly does ‘knowing your client’ entail, and how is this practically achieved?

Navigating AML/CTF obligations: a practical roadmap for NSW law practices

A range of resources are available for law practices seeking to meet their new Anti-Money Laundering/Counter Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) obligations

7 AML compliance missteps (and how to avoid them)

At the recent Law Society Annual Conference, seasoned AML professionals reflected on some of the most common missteps overseas, and how these can be avoided…

What is the Solicitor Capability Framework?

Equipping solicitors with the capabilities needed to thrive in practice and to support their ongoing professional development.

Who is considered a ‘former client’? Conversations and conflicts of interest

The duty to avoid conflicts of interest between current and former clients is fundamental.