Australasian Lawyer TV
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Working effectively with barristers
Finding the right barrister for a case can be complex.
Flo Mitchell, partner at Etherington Solicitors, explains the factors to consider to find the barrister best-suited for the job.
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Making a graceful exit: Advice for lateral hires
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For any firm the departure of a partner can be disruptive, especially if they are moving across to a competitor. Lisa Gazis of Mahlab Recruitment talks us through some of the most common mistakes Partners make when moving on.
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Mentoring the next generation of Indigenous lawyers
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Law firm Gilbert and Tobin has partnered up with the University of New South Wales to pair law students with lawyers as part of an Indigenous mentoring program. Mentor Norman Laing and mentee Stephanie Gray explain the merits of mentoring in the legal profession.
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Awards celebrate industry's finest
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More than 430 of the legal industry’s finest filled the ballroom at Sydney’s Shangri-La Hotel last Thursday night for the 2015 Australasian Law Awards.
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Firm embraces LGBTIQ mentoring
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Having launched officially in March, Out for Australia is a new charity which aims to support LGBTIQ professionals in the early stages of their career. CEO Matthew Yeldham, says the new mentoring program fills a long awaited gap in LGBTIQ support.
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Lawyers show their creative side
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Scott Kennedy talks to Australasian Lawyer about Curwoods' artist in residence program and how current artist Becky Gibson inspires the firm.
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Lawyers in tune with entertainment space
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The specialist entertainment law space is vibrant and growing, but what sets it apart? Julian Hewitt of Media Arts Lawyers explains the varied nature of working in the creative world.
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Be better prepared for Chinese business
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Dr Carl Hinze, partner at Holding Redlich and expert in Chinese culture, explains some of the fundamental differences between how Australia and China do business, and how firms can better work with Chinese clients.
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Pro bono hours well spent for large firm
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Scott McDonald, a partner at DLA Piper, tells Australasian Lawyer about how a recent pro bono case resulted in a unanimous high court result, setting a progressive precedent.
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Harvard calling for firm's senior associates
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How can a small firm plan for national and international growth? Step One is invest in your people, as Joydeep Hor of People + Culture Strategies explains.