Slater & Gordon has split the analyst community after Wednesday's investor day gave shareholders insights into the nuts and bolts of its new $1.3 billion British acquisition.
It's the age of the long wait to partnership and revolving doors but there are still opportunities for the rare young gun – like Michael Russell, who started in his firm's mail room.
The new wave of partners are flexible, not only with their hours, but also the place and composition of their work.
It's the economy, stupid. Or, as firm after firm put it, the pressure of economic conditions forcing clients to do more with less.
A number of mid-tier law firms are growing their partnership numbers while the partnership numbers shrink at the top end.
The NSW government's go-to lawyers have a striking number of women – including new leader Lea Armstrong, who will fight fiercely against the...
It is not only women who are opting for flexible work arrangements, as firms wise up that flexibility retains talent.
The internationalisation of law firms is driving a flurry of partner movements, as partners seek out strategy over structure in the search f...
Relying on past glories and traditional ways of doing things will quickly cast a law firm into the sea of irrelevancy – regardless of size.
Rinehart judge rustles ex-Corrs lawyer, the chief justice meets his match in a Balkan Elvis, and the Kiwi barrister who couldn't.
