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Everyone needs a little break once in a while. But how can boutique firm owners prepare their firm to be able to survive without them? These legal founders weigh in. As a number of firm leaders have

Superficial, cosmetic and often specious, the change espoused by law firm leaders is like a new coat of paint on an old commodore; it’s bright, buffed and shiny again but everyone knows deep down

Female lawyers have blown up online about what they believe are sexist remarks by a partner in a Brisbane law firm after he posted photos of the companys CEO vacuuming the office.

Rarely do people consult a lawyer when their life is going well, writes James Leggo.   Having practised in personal injury law for over four years now, daily I speak to people whose lives have been

Here is a look inside a new food market in Ashevilles River Arts District. Two local chefs discovered how easily plans can be altered.

Travis Schultz & Partners (TSP) has welcomed associate lawyer, Kimia Zarei, to the firm.   Ms Zarei knew from a young age she loved working with people and wanted to make a difference in the lives

 Following a massive data breach leaving the personal information of potentially millions of Optus customers compromised, smaller firms have been urged to take a deeper look at their cyber security

Whilst quietly acknowledging HRH Queen Elizabeth II’s recent passing and her remarkable life well-lived, the end of an era got me thinking, once again, about the difficult issue of succession pla

Travis Schultz & Partners has continued its expansion with the addition of a new lawyer, who is originally from Finland. Lawyer Emmi Airaksinen has been appointed to her first Australian role at TSP

After experiencing growth amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, this firm founder said maintaining this growth all comes down to sustainability and strategic planning. Travis Schultz is the founder and mana