Coming to your senses: How meditation and mindfulness benefit lawyers
Stress, overwhelm and a lack of focus are a drain on lawyers’ productivity. Just a few minutes a day of mindfulness, a powerful antidote, can…
AI chatbot to debut in Sydney legal centre
NSW Government announces $250,000 grant for artificial intelligence to improve access to justiceComing soon to a legal centre near you: LegalBot, the artificial intelligence device…
Huge line-up announced for 2019 FLIP Conference
Legal visionaries George Beaton and Richard Susskind will headline a star-studded line-up of speakers at the Law Society of NSW’s annual FLIP conference.Legal visionaries George…
Meet the Innovators
LSJ speaks to eight trailblazing lawyers who are leaning into the future with fresh ideas and fire in the belly. They are doers, thinkers and…
State government offers big money for big ideas
The NSW Government is calling on creative lawyers, coders and entrepreneurs to apply for grants of up to $250,000 to develop solutions to improve access…
How to future-proof your job in the law
With computers increasingly able to predict the outcome of cases and coders creating contracts that execute themselves, lawyers need to act now to future-proof their…
Three ways create a culture of innovation
Everyone talks about the importance of innovation. But how do you make it happen?Judy Anderson of Melbourne-based innovation consultancy Inventium suggests creating a culture of…
Disrupt or be disrupted
Why is change hard?” This was the question Marina Chiovetti, the Portfolio Director of Digital Strategy and Capability in NSW Government’s Chief Digital Office, posed to…
Contagious innovation
The Australian Government wants the business, investor and legal communities to grow “start-up ecosystems” and ride the high-tech boom to prosperity. Austrade is setting up…
View from the top
Managing some of the country’s largest law firms comes with many challenges and requires leaders at the top of their game.Managing some of the country’s…
A day in the life of… Andrew Cunningham
When he was finishing high school in the early 1980s, Andrew Cunningham wanted to be an architect. His father, an architect himself, talked him out…