The NSW government has announced another legislative crackdown on organised crime after the suspected mistaken-identity ...

Social media platforms would have to ask users, through prompts that appear from time to time, whether they want to keep a ...

A recent report on child victimisation explores ways to prevent and address victimisation and abuse, informing the national approach to ending violence against women and children.

Mentoring is not just an act of altruism; it’s a powerful way to build professional identity, leadership and renewed purpose.

Justice Network, an alliance of independent Australian law firms across three states, has entered into a year-long ...

Social media users could switch off recommender algorithms in their social media feeds, under new draft laws the Australian ...

From automated decision making to sovereign citizens, the sold out 2026 Government Solicitors Conference held on 2 September ...

Cases highlighting several cases with applications to remove or pass over an executor, hotchpot applications, lost informal wills, and much more.

Lawyers have always worked in environments characterised by conflict, pressure and high stakes. Difficult interactions with clients, colleagues, supervisors, opponents and the court are an inevitable ...

The Fair Work Commission has recently considered the first case dealing with an application for casual choice made pursuant to recent amendments to the Fair Work Act which created an employee choice ...

Lawcover sees many claims against solicitors arising from uncertainty or misunderstanding about the scope of work, who the solicitor acts for and the likely costs. These risks can often be reduced by ...

On 20 May 2026, the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of New South Wales (Supreme Court) published its decision in proceedings commenced by the Prothonotary of the Supreme Court, ordering that Ian ...