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Brisbane-headquartered boutique legal practice management consultancy Lawganised has appointed an additional practice management consultant to its team. Kathryn Milczewski (pictured) has joined Lawga

Brisbane-based boutique Lawganised has appointed an additional practice consultant. Erin Steward is set to join the team of consultants in a move set to bolster the groups capability in supporting s

Brisbane-based legal practice management consultancy Lawganised has appointed a criminal defence lawyer to serve as its culture and wellness advisor. Lauren Phelps (pictured) has been hired to “exp

Many practices do not use all of the technology they have signed up for. Better segmenting what is required for a firm to flourish post-pandemic will be critical for efficiency and success. Speaking

On this special episode of The Boutique Lawyer Show, produced in partnership with mattero, a panel of experts unpack the most pertinent professional and technological considerations for SME practices

Lawganised adds new consultant Share Legal practice management consultancy firm Lawganised has appointed an additional consultant to better support SME practices. Melinda Thornton (pictured), who previously served as general manager of Dowd & Co and business manager at Bank of Queensland, has been hired as part of Lawganised’s growth to better support SME law firms across Australia and globally with all aspects of the operations and day-to-day management of a legal practice. Advertisement ")...

Principals are the ‘single highest risk’ of any firm Principals are the ‘single highest risk’ of any firm 09 July 2021 • By Robyn Tongol Share An overwhelming majority of SME law firms do not have business continuity plans in place, putting those practices in jeopardy if unforeseen circumstances arise. On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Lawganised founder Ben Deverson returns to chat with host Jerome Doraisamy about the need for single principal firms and multiple principal ...

Too often, the invoices issued by lawyers are not commensurate with the work undertaken. Here, Ben Deverson outlines the mindset that such practitioners must adopt to be paid accordingly. Mr Devers

For too long, too many lawyers and law firms have been charging fees and issuing invoices that are not commensurate or proportionate with the work undertaken. The profession has to place proper value

The rise of the ‘legal support-preneur’ By Jerome Doraisamy|25 February 2021 For a bounty of reasons – from underappreciation by employers to a desire for greater flexibility – support professionals in law firms are looking to consult externally, which may cause law firms to rethink how they engage with such experts. One’s value to a law firm Over 10 years ago, as a graduate lawyer at a global firm, Aidan Parsons (pictured, bottom-left) witnessed a trainee solicitor arguing with a leg...