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Technophile: Signiflow

Peter Moran 01 Aug 2020

This signing system provides robust evidence to prove identity of the signing party.

Practice & Procedure Practice Management Technology

Pro bono: In times of change

Roj Amedi 01 Aug 2020

The pandemic has fast-tracked digital engagement in legal services.

COVID-19 Voluntary Associations/Pro Bono

Superannuation: Employer SG amnesty ends soon

Andrew Proebstl 01 Aug 2020

It is important tTime is running out for employers to contact the ATO about the super guarantee payments amnesty.o be aware of the long-term financial implications of early access to super.

Practice Management

Young Lawyers: Influencing social media

Laura Brennan 01 Aug 2020

Create an authentic digital presence to market your most bankable asset – you.

Practice Management Social Media Technology

According to merit?/Diversity: 2020 vision for inclusion

Oriana Torcasio and Joanna Abraham 01 Aug 2020

Diversity in the workplace involves more than focusing on women and the gender pay gap.

Diversity

New admissions: 15 June 2020

Law Institute Journal 01 Aug 2020

The following people were admitted to practice as Australian lawyers and as officers of the Supreme Court of Victoria on 15 June 2020. The LIJ welcomes them to the legal profession...

Ceremonies Occupations

Your Career: Six ways to ace a video interview

Jason Elias 01 Aug 2020

As the pandemic continues, it’s wise to be prepared for interviewing via videoconferencing.

COVID-19 Technology Workplace

Law Council of Australia: Justice in hard times

Pauline Wright 01 Aug 2020

The LCA has sought to ensure the Australian government’s responses to COVID-19 are consistent with the rule of law, compatible with human rights obligations and subject to appropriate scrutiny.

COVID-19 Opinions

Inside stories: Open for business

Karin Derkley 01 Aug 2020

For lawyers Daniel Ajak and Tut Tut, opening their own law firm in 2020 was a dream they shared as students in Adelaide. justice partnership is making a difference for new mothers affected by family violence.

Interviews

Food/wine/coffee

Law Institute Journal 01 Aug 2020

A tasting of some of the best restaurants and wines in Melbourne...

Opinions

With all due respect: A case for uniform law

Law Institute Journal 01 Aug 2020

What happens when dress code no longer applies?

Opinions

Health and wellbeing: Beware new wave of stress

Tania Menahem 01 Aug 2020

It is beneficial to remain hopeful and positive as the working environment continues to change.

Health Wellbeing

Beyond the law: Colonial history and the profession

Simon Smith 01 Aug 2020

After slavery was abolished, lawyers in Trinidad looked for opportunities in the British colonies.

Conference brings criminal lawyers together in time of isolation

Karin Derkley 31 Jul 2020

Criminal lawyers will hear from heads of jurisdictions about how the courts have been responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and how they may be impacted by future plans at the Criminal Law Conference to be held online next Friday 7 August...

Courts COVID-19

Members embrace digital delivery

Karin Derkley 23 Jul 2020

Nearly 10,000 LIV members, including a record number of regional and suburban practitioners, have attended digital activities offered by the LIV during COVID-19...

Education

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