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Green light for contingency fees

Victorian Law Reform Commission 01 Aug 2018

The VLRC considers that lawyers should be able to charge contingency fees, as it provides another avenue of funding for clients who may otherwise be unable to afford litigation...

Litigation

Sheriff held up

Russell Cocks 01 Aug 2018

The sheriff for the state of Victoria performs an important function within the court system, providing an ultimate enforcement procedure for judgments obtained in the courts...

Real Property

A just life

Lucy Adams and Chris Povey 01 Aug 2018

A recent report highlights the community benefits of early access to justice...

Access to Justice

EU sets new standard

Belinda Tralli 01 Aug 2018

We should have the right to control who has access to our personal information...

Confidential Information Disclosure

Protected under the Evidence Act?

Jessica Andreacchio 01 Aug 2018

Lawyers should be mindful of what information is disclosed during, and outside of, settlement negotiations.

Disclosure Dispute Resolution Evidence

How to tackle cyber-bullying

Hayley Chester and Alex Dworjanyn 01 Aug 2018

Social media platforms have produced an emerging form of family violence and sexual assault...

Social Media

New admissions

Law Institute Journal 01 Aug 2018

The following people were admitted to practice as Australian lawyers and as officers of the Supreme Court of Victoria on 19 June 2018. The LIJ welcomes them to the legal profession...

Advocacy

Law Institute of Victoria 01 Aug 2018

Submissions and representation by the LIV...

Advocacy

Council update

Law Institute Journal 01 Aug 2018

The LIV Council meets 12 times a year to consider matters of importance to members, the legal profession and the community...

Leadership

Freeze frame

Carolyn Ford 01 Aug 2018

Lawyer Clara Davies has visited 45 countries photographing animals and places that might not be there for others in future...

Legal Biography

Food/Wine/Coffee

Law Institute Journal 01 Aug 2018

Hungry barrister Shaun Ginsbourg reviews Tahini, Jeni Port shares her top wine picks for this month and the LIJ reviews Cafe Andiamo...

Wellbeing

Never too old

Law Institute Journal 01 Aug 2018

What’s your Everest? They say you are never too old to learn and proof of that is Joseph Malouf, who recently became the oldest graduate with the Tax Institute at the ripe old age of 83...

Continuing Legal Education

Healthy work healthy living

Converge International 01 Aug 2018

Creating a positive workplace is essential for team morale and productivity...

Health

Northern light still burns after 40 years

Karin Derkley 01 Aug 2018

North Melbourne Legal Service started in 1978 in a church. The community legal centre IMCL is still going strong...

Legal Biography

Rethinking drug policy

Karin Derkley 31 Jul 2018

Drug sniffer dogs at music festivals might do more harm than good, a forum exploring the implications of a recent inquiry into drug law reform in Victoria heard this week...

Drugs

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