Allens appoints first woman chairman
Fiona Crosbie will become chair at Allens- the first woman to lead the firm in its near 100-year history.
How good is your data security? We'll soon know
Introduction of a legal obligation to notify a data breach to the Privacy Commissioner will bring about a sea change in data security.
Royal headache for KWM in Europe
Shock leadership changes are rocking global law firms as they navigate an increasingly savage legal services market.
Sacked Rio exec ready for court battle
Sacked Rio Tinto energy and minerals boss Alan Davies has said he will "take the strongest possible legal action" to defend his rights.
Rate-rigging case 'embarrassing', says NAB
In its defence filed with the Federal Court, NAB says its traders couldn't manipulate BBSW even if they wanted to because the rate was set by market forces.
Crown faces court challenge on Barangaroo
Legal challenge says planning assessment got the law wrong in approving revisions to the casino tower.
How copyright failure sent Nasty Gal bust
E-retailer Nasty Gal went from arch designer clothing industry disruptor to the Vinnies bin, after a fatal change of direction.
Final farewell to unfair telco contracts
New small business laws coming in on Saturday look set to stop dodgy telecommunications contract terms.
Who will take solicitor-general hospital pass?
Would-be solicitors-general now have a matter of hours to put up their hand before applications close on Friday.
Lawyers weigh up limits of a policy-lite president
Donald Trump could herald a conservative Supreme Court and executive branch, but his rhetoric-heavy campaign gives lawyers reason to pause.
