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Marianne Marchesi 01 Mar 2019
It’s time for law firms to improve their practices to have positive impacts on the environment and society...
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Vanessa Shambrook 01 Mar 2019
Now is the ideal time to focus on building positive wellbeing in the year ahead...
Leadership Wellbeing
Law Institute Journal 01 Mar 2019
Infomation on LIV president, LIV Council and affiliated law associations...
Arthur Moses SC 01 Mar 2019
In this election year the LCA will speak up for society’s marginalised and disadvantaged, who all too often fall through the cracks...
Access to Justice
Carolyn Rasmussen 01 Mar 2019
Maurice Blackburn started his law firm in 1919 “to do something to make life a little easier for the men and women of this country”...
Legal Biography
Hungry barrister Shaun Ginsbourg reviews Mahn Doo, Jeni Port shares her top wine picks for this month and the LIJ reviews Cuff Food and Wine...
Your WADR correspondent has opined in the past about our increasing dependence on technology as well as the rise of robots and artificial intelligence (AI)...
Opinions
SANE Australia 01 Mar 2019
A few small changes can make a world of difference to your colleagues, your workplace and you...
Wellbeing
Karin Derkley 01 Mar 2019
Lawyers in Melbourne’s north are using coffee to take free legal advice to the community...
Voluntary Associations/Pro Bono
Karin Derkley 25 Feb 2019
More than two thirds of legal practitioners in Australia are now regulated by the Uniform Law regime, a figure which could grow further if Western Australia also adopts the framework, according to the annual report of the Legal Services Council (LSC) which administers Uniform Law in the legal profession...
Professional Reputation Uniform Laws
Karin Derkley 20 Feb 2019
Support for the Spent Convictions Bill is growing, with the LIV, the Victorian Bar and former shadow attorney-general John Pesutto coming out in favour of the scheme which would wipe clean the criminal record of those with minor convictions after 10 years, or five years for minors. ..
Criminal Procedure Sentencing Young Persons
Karin Derkley 19 Feb 2019
Corruption Police
Karin Derkley 13 Feb 2019
The Royal Commission into Mental Health needs to look at how mental health issues can all too easily topple people into the criminal justice system or precipitate other legal problems, Victoria Legal Aid (VLA) has said in its submission to a consultation on the terms of reference for the royal commission...
Disabled Persons Discrimination
Karin Derkley 12 Feb 2019
Legal technology is upending the traditional pyramid model of law firms where a large cohort of junior lawyers supported senior associates and partners, a session on the impact of technology on the law at the LIV’s Conference of Council heard last week...
Practice Management Technology Young Persons
Karin Derkley 06 Feb 2019
Stronger protections are needed around proposed new police powers to take DNA samples from people suspected of a crime, the LIV has said in a letter to the police minister Lisa Neville...
Police Powers Young Persons
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