Following seven years as a judge of appeal for criminal and civil matters in the Supreme Court’s trial division, Chief Justice Richard Niall stepped into the top job to replace Chief Justice Anne ...

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Polaris Lawyers has started investigating Blackmores over reports that excessive levels of B6 were included in over-the-counter supplements and have caused lasting injuries to “hundreds”. This content ...

Lawyers across all seniority levels within HWL Ebsworth would be expected to deliver an average increase of 1.15 daily budgeted billable hours from 1 July 2025 so the firm can align itself “more ...

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Global law firm Dentons said it was “inevitable” that a number of its staff would be made redundant after it lost ING Australia’s mortgaging business to MSA National, a firm specialising in the ...

As covered by Lawyers Weekly in recent months, the Trump administration has taken numerous actions in recent months to undermine and reshape the legal profession and judiciary in the United States.

There’s a common perception that barristers are confident, independent professionals who thrive in the courtroom. They argue fiercely, stand their ground, and advocate tirelessly for their clients.