Professional development for Accredited Specialists
Attending the Specialist Accreditation Conference provides an opportunity for practitioners to connect and broaden their knowledge in specialised areas that may not be available elsewhere.
Attending the Specialist Accreditation Conference provides an opportunity for practitioners to connect and broaden their knowledge in specialised areas that may not be available elsewhere.
In a move it says supports a fairer property market, the NSW Government passed a Bill that increased penalties for underquoting, tightened the rules around…
Winner of the Law Society of New South Wales’ John Hennessy Scholarship for 2025, Giles Fryer, spent eight months travelling around regional NSW investigating exploitative…
Excitement, optimism and interaction. The atmosphere was palpable as hundreds of early career lawyers, admitted to practice during 2020-21, were suitably welcomed to the profession…
The NSW legal profession has responded to recent calls for the government to push through new laws targeting the unexplained wealth of underworld identifies, asserting…
Former President of the Law Society of NSW Pauline Wright will be sworn in as magistrate to the Local Court this month, as part of…
The highly publicised and controversial defamation case between actor Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard has become a viral phenomenon with millions dissecting the…
A Special Commission of Inquiry into LGBTIQ hate crimes will provide hope and answers to grieving families and loved ones after decades in the dark,…
Victims or witnesses of sexual harassment in legal workplaces will now have a safe and secure online space to disclose inappropriate behaviour, with the launch…
Sydney Judge Penny Musgrave, an experienced solicitor appointed directly to the bench, has been officially welcomed to the District Court of NSW amid a plethora…
The Walama List, aimed at reducing high rates of Indigenous incarceration and reoffending, has been marked with an official ceremonial sitting in the NSW District…
NSW is the first jurisdiction in Australia to have a standalone offence for criminals who cause the loss of an unborn child, offering greater support…