Managing difficult interactions: individual and organisational professionalism
Emotional intelligence may be labelled a soft skill, but increasingly it sits at the heart of professional competence and effective advocacy.
Emotional intelligence may be labelled a soft skill, but increasingly it sits at the heart of professional competence and effective advocacy.
A summary of PCC decisions to from April to June 2026
A summary of PCC decisions to from January to March 2026
There is an increasing tendency for solicitors to raise accusations of defamation during professional conflict. This brings more heat than light. By ELISSA BAXTER.
Law and professional services firms are constantly coming up with new strategies to keep their workers happy, healthy and motivated.
The Law Reform Commission’s report, Elder Abuse – A National Response, recommends safeguards to minimise risk of abuse in cases of ‘enduring appointments’. By DARRYL…
Wellness is a holistic, ongoing, and very human necessity – not just a work issue. So there’s a need to move past box-ticking.
Millennials will make up half of the Australian workforce by 2020, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers. Is this a challenge or opportunity for your law firm?
The Law Society’s Policy and Practice team brings you a wrap-up of the most important issues of the moment.
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Misappropriation of clients’ funds, even if intended to be temporary, constitutes professional misconduct. By BRENDA TRONSON.
Solicitors, whatever their level of expertise, must give attention to the issues considered by counsel and not blindly accept counsel’s advice. By MATTHEW HARDING and…
To better ensure ethical legal practice, law firms need to take a number of practical, cultural and psychological steps. By MICHAEL LEGG and DR JUSTINE…