News

• Major firm launches in Tasmania

  A major firm has announced the launch of a new office in Hobart, completing its national footprint. read more

• Global law firm records 115,000 pro bono hours

  The firm launched two global programs in 2015 when its employees devoted about 200,000 hours to citizenship activities. read more

• Indemnities top list of contract law issues

  Legal professionals are speaking up on the biggest challenges in contract law. Do you agree? read more

• Dentons developing AI solutions for Brexit clients

  The set of solutions which aim to make it much easier for clients to navigate Brexit is being developed with Nextlaw Labs and RAVN Systems. read more

• Top firm hires 5 leveraged finance partners in New York

  The strategic hiring of five partners for the firm’s global finance practice expands its US presence and enhances its ability to serve US and international clients. read more

• Tokyo law firm to acquire Thai practice

  International firm expands Asia Pacific footprint… New honour for Aussie law academic… Trials may be corrupted by slow-motion video says study… read more

• Lawyer suspended after cheating client with dementia

  A Victoria lawyer has been suspended after a tribunal found that he had illegally billed more than $200,000 to a woman with dementia. read more

• Lawyers warning Pokemon players of legal risks

  Lawyers are warning Pokémon Go players of the legal risks associated with the popular game. read more

• Firm merger makes Brisbane’s largest family law specialist

  Two leading Brisbane family law specialists have merged, making the city’s largest firm in the sector. read more

• Judge erupts as woman brought to court without pants

  The judge apologised after she also learned from the defence lawyer that the woman was not given feminine hygiene products. read more