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This associate, who said she’s passionate about legal work, discusses how she followed her interest into her area of specialty and what she admires about the legal profession. Jemma Barnard, ass

When Travis Schultz & Partners was launched,  its founder — whose name is on the door — presumed the firm would be kept small, with perhaps just over half a dozen staff. Now pushing 50 profe

Focusing on attention management, rather than time management, may well be a better way to address the prevalence of burnout, frustration and stress in the modern legal marketplace, writes Kelly P

State governments must implement safer amusement park ride regulations in order to prevent further deaths, writes Beth Rolton. As show season rolls around again, many of us bundle our families off

Employers that fail to adapt with the times may now soon become subject to the ire of overworked employees who are increasingly fighting back against the modern Australian work culture, writes James

Following her admission last year, Jemma Barnard has recently been promoted to associate at her firm. Here, she reflects on how to get from A to B and lessons learned in assuming greater responsib

True leaders understand that respectful, equitable language that encourages collaboration and empowers the team will build long-term trust and ultimately deliver the best outcomes, writes Travis Sch

The passage of legislation in the Sunshine State to introduce explicit claim farming offences relating to workers’ compensation claims should be welcomed by all practitioners who ethically and consc

The decision of Dobbs v Jackson is a setback for women’s health and safety that is being felt all around the globe, writes Libby Thomas. History of abortion laws in the US Roe v Wade was a monumenta

Being attacked by a dog is both terrible and terrifying - but the Queensland legislation around this issue is puzzling to say the least, writes Travis Schultz & Partners special counsel Mark O’Conn