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 Shalini Mendis Jun 2017

Born and raised in Melbourne, John Crozier-Durham and Clara Francesca Pagone, both graduates of Monash University, have drawn on their knowledge base in the law to...

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 Phoebe Blank Mar 2017

Welcome to the first edition of the YLJ for 2017. I am thrilled to be working with such a passionate Executive Committee with exciting and innovative plans. This year we have a strong focus on engaging with Young Lawyers (YL) members...

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 Adam Wakeling & Andrea de Souza Mar 2017

The Young Lawyers Journal (YLJ) is starting the year by broadening its horizons. The autumn 2017 edition has an international theme, recognising that the Australian legal profession has deep and complex...

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 Gordon Owili Mar 2017

The world’s increasing connectivity and use of technology is delivering great benefit. Yet the dependence on technology and the need to be connected also leads to greater risks. No profession is immune...

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 Adam Wakeling Mar 2017

Between 2010 and 2013, the Australian legal market went from being almost entirely domestic to very globalised. The relative strength of the Australian economy following the onset of the global financial crisis...

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 Thomas Hobbs Mar 2017

The idea of coupling international experience as a lawyer and spending your weekends in some of the most exciting and culturally diverse cities in the world can be hard to resist...

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 Nadine Udorovic & Loren Gulliver Mar 2017

The issue of international child abduction by a parent has recently received much media attention in Australia as a result of an incident in Lebanon in 2016. Australian mother, Sally Faulkner, with the help...

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 Andy Bubb & Daniel Osvath Mar 2017

Tax law has taken on an international flavour in recent years given the increasingly globalised economy. This presents challenges for taxpayers and their advisers in navigating the demands of different countries’ tax systems...

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 Alexander Chapman Mar 2017

The UN Human Rights Council (HRC) is about as far from a courtroom setting as you can get. Occupying a huge, circular chamber with a distinctive sculpted ceiling, the 190-plus states of the international community...

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 Andrea de Souza Mar 2017

Michael Chin has extensive legal and business experience across Australia, China, the US, the UK, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia. He has legal qualifications and professional experience across the Australian...

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 Anna Jennings-Edquist Mar 2017

If you like the sound of working in unique legal environments during the day, socialising with friendly colleagues at night, and travelling within or between countries at the weekend...

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 Benjamin Hofmann Mar 2017

Antarctica is a land mass without any Indigenous population. It is often referred to as the last wilderness – a concept that, under the common heritage of mankind principle of international law, places the continent...

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 Trang Chau Mar 2017

I have carried out international legal work in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In 2014 I accepted a position as a law fellow through Palestine Works with the Mossawa Centre – the Advocacy Center for Arab Citizens...

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 The University of Melbourne Mar 2017

It’s an age-old adage that you never stop learning. But for Rachel Amamoo, managing principal solicitor at the Victorian Government Solicitor’s Office, this is a saying that...

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 Young Lawyers Journal Mar 2017

Welcome to the YLJ flipbook. You can turn pages electronically, magnify text and click through to read about your favourite article and find out about upcoming YL events.

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