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Western Australia’s newest District Court judge has called out the bullying, sexual harassment, unreasonable work hours and expectations placed on the youngest members of the profession, and floa

Building structures from scratch to increase innovation and efficiency is key for firms to overcome traditional working practices, this pair argued. Fionn Bowd is the chief executive of Bowd and Kar

On this episode of Legal Lightbulbs, our hosts — Lawyers Weekly editor Jerome Doraisamy and Bowd chief executive Fionn Bowd — speak with Shakti Legal Solutions founder and principal Sheetal Deo ab

Australia’s legal profession has made great strides, in recent years, in transforming day-to-day practice methodologies. However,  are lawyers their own worst enemies when it comes to achieving

Inflation may be influencing lawyers’ decisions to work more from home, but such economic pressure is just one in a range of factors leading such professionals to re-evaluate what they want from th

In a predominantly white corporate landscape, Australia’s legal profession can be a daunting place for those who don’t necessarily fit the preconceived mould. How best,  then,  can one identify

The novelty of working remotely, or flexibly, has not worn off for many legal professionals. The mainstreaming of WFH is, for some, an irreversible trend. But are there ways that the office can bec

In the context of the broader conversation about hustle culture versus ‘quiet quitting’, there are key lessons that trade workers, such as builders and plumbers, can offer legal professionals.

Many lawyers move in-house seeking greater work/life balance. What they cannot forget,  however, is that they may have a responsibility to the health and wellbeing of the law firm’s lawyers

Reducing working hours to a four-day week could have a potentially significant impact for the environment, and more broadly, for society, say lawyers.    Studies have documented a link between fe