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For law students with neurodiverse conditions, how can higher education institutions make study more accessible? The president of the Australian Law Students Association weighs in.  Recently on the

Two years into her legal career, this lawyer went out on her own. She gives insight into unique opportunities and challenges that arise for sole practitioners, and the non-negotiables for setting up

“All lawyers make mistakes, but its how they deal with them that sets them apart, ” says one director, she elaborates on the path lawyers should take when having made an error. Recently on the

The rule of law is the fundamental building block of civilisation, says the executive-vice president of LexisNexis, who argued that we must bolster our understanding and communication of it using tec

This lawyer has discussed the mentality needed for lawyers at the beginning of their career path who are shaping their career and advocating for their career progression.   Recently on The Protégé

To address the tech divide, workplaces should imbed a culture of psychological safety and make direct efforts to foster intergenerational connection throughout the workplaces. On a recent episode of

The disparity in proficiency with legal technology is a pertinent, yet somewhat covert issue facing the legal profession.  On a recent episode of LawTech Talks, LexisNexis head of UX research (Asia

Holding a true client-centred and employee-centred approach to firm ownership requires a willingness to be adaptive and open to technological innovation, says this boutique firm director and partner.

‘We want to keep the benefits of being boutique and small’ say the two founders of a boutique regional firm.   Kerri Shaw and Gemma Bunner opened Shaw & Bunner Legal in February 2018, after seve