Academic of the Year Neville Carter, College of Law Chinelle Duvenhage, The University of Notre Dame Australia Colin Hawes, Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney Casey-Lee Hirst, University ...

When Jongebloed joined Cowell Clarke as an associate in 2008, the firm was a modest 60-person practice operating out of a single Adelaide office. Nearly 20 years later, her rise to chair has coincided ...

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Under the Cook Labor government’s proposed Judicial Commission Bill 2026, the six heads of jurisdiction, three community members, and a director will handle complaints about the conduct and capacity ...

I examine the “trilogy” of IP cases from recent times in Australia – Bed Bath N Table, Katy Perry, and now Zip Co – to help brand owners understand the importance of IP and the lessons we can extract ...

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In this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with Sean Spence & Associates director Sean Spence about his work with lawyers, what happens to lawyers once they hit their 60s ...

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For conduct that is “contrary to the practitioner’s duty to the court and administration of justice”, Rajbir Singh – formerly of Chapmans Barristers and Solicitors and Amasons Legal – was found to ...

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Longstanding barrister David Raphael has been reprimanded and ordered to attend eight hours of counselling after the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) found he had sexually harassed a ...