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Who knew?

WADR 01 May 2019

Discover a world of travel myths...

Communication Environment Opinions

Break out of the loop

Virginia Warren 01 May 2019

What to do when your emotions have hijacked you...

Health Wellbeing

The drama of law

Karin Derkley 01 May 2019

Law student Verity Norbury’s second play reflects her passions for the arts and law...

Occupations Students Young Persons

Lawyers' bid to add to numbers in parliament

Karin Derkley 30 Apr 2019

A slew of practising lawyers are throwing their hat into the ring to stand as candidates in the federal election.

Public drunkenness law should be abolished

Karin Derkley 12 Apr 2019

Decriminalising public drunkenness would reduce the risk of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people dying in police custody...

Discrimination

Law slow to catch up with risks from AI

Karin Derkley 11 Apr 2019

Stronger regulation is needed to protect people from discriminatory and exploitative practices enabled by artificial intelligence and machine learning, a Melbourne Law School 'Judges in Conversation' event heard this week. ...

Discrimination Social Media Technology

AG Jill Hennessy opens new LIV home

Carolyn Ford 08 Apr 2019

State Attorney General Jill Hennessy officially opened the new home of the LIV at 140 William St on April 4.

A New Home Workplace

‘Paltry’ legal aid funding fails to keep pace with demand

Karin Derkley 04 Apr 2019

The federal government’s "underwhelming" funding package for legal assistance will place more pressure on the Victorian state government to cover ballooning demand for legal aid, says LIV president Stuart Webb...

Access to Justice

April LIJ flipbook

Law Institute Journal 01 Apr 2019

Welcome to the April LIJ flipbook. You can turn pages electronically, magnify type and click through to editorial content, LIV goods and services and upcoming events and advertising...

Generational influence: opportunity knocks

Mira Stammers 01 Apr 2019

Understanding and leveraging Millennials is critical to the future economic success of law firms...

Workplace Workplace Relations Young Persons

The changing face of labour hire

Mark Yorston and Claire Munro-Smith 01 Apr 2019

A recent Full Federal Court decision has caused the legal profession to focus attention on the proper characterisation of workers who have been hired on a casual basis but may since be considered permanent employees...

Workplace

Trust brings change

Michael Lombard and Shyla Sivanas 01 Apr 2019

Once warring parties have come together to improve help for injured cyclists and other road accident victims...

Health Personal Injuries

Fairness and clarity

Nick Ellis 01 Apr 2019

Recent changes to child support legislation have made significant retrospective alterations to aspects of the law relating to child support agreements...

Young Persons

A case for abolition

Cameron Green 01 Apr 2019

It has been a long-standing principle of the common law that words spoken and conduct performed in court cannot form the foundation for a tortious claim of damages...

Advocacy

Suppression orders in the open courts era

Karin Derkley 01 Apr 2019

The blanket ban on reporting of the conviction of cardinal George Pell has raised questions about the use of suppression orders...

Courts Sentencing

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