Come to the heart

The fallout from natural disasters tells a poignant tale about community resilience in the face of adversity. In Lismore, the devastation of the 2022 floods…

Kathleen Folbigg and the fragility of the criminal justice system

Once branded “Australia’s worst serial killer”, Kathleen Folbigg was pardoned after serving 20 years for crimes against her children. There is a push from various arms…

On the world stage: How a young lawyer is making the Women’s World Cup happen

Behind the scenes of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia-New Zealand 2023 with Head of Legal, Emily Jackson.

Lawyers urged to stay ‘cyber-safe’ ahead of Easter

Law practices in NSW are being reminded to stay alert to the threat of cyber-attacks ahead of the Easter long weekend, the legal profession’s insurer…

Should law firms introduce menstrual leave?

Menstrual and menopausal symptoms can seriously and regularly affect women’s ability to work. Policies that facilitate flexibility and paid leave can help firms enjoy greater…

‘Just the beginning’: Specialist Accreditation Program kicks off for 2023

The Law Society of NSW’s prestigious and widely respected Specialist Accreditation program is kicking off for another year, with practitioners eager to sharpen their skills…

‘Urgent reform of rental laws needed’, Law Society urges ahead of State Election

The Law Society of NSW is calling for reform of rental laws to address the homelessness crisis across the state, pushing for a commitment from…

Chat GPT is putting the future of grad lawyers under the microscope

The rapid emergence of Chat GPT in the law is a key signal for young lawyers that advances in technology are radically reshaping the legal…

Great Expectations • part two

This four part series explores the challenges faced in creating sustainable legal career paths for all. Practitioners at various ages and stages of their careers share…

LSJ wins awards

LSJ was named 2018 Member Magazine of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards in September.