Judges bus to mosque in community reach-out
Around this time each year, NSW Chief Justice Tom Bathurst and a handful of judges hop on a bus heading to Sydney's west.
New data breach laws drag Australia into cyber age
Australian organisations are now bound by cyber security laws US firms have faced since 2002, the government says it is time they stepped up and protected their customers.
How super is split after relationship breaks down
If your former spouse has a defined benefit retirement fund, you'll be linked for longer than you think.
Ashurst partner jumps ship to Clayton Utz
Law firm Clayton Utz has poached Ashurst's banking and financial services partner Graeme Tucker.
CBA rejects additional AUSTRAC allegations
Commonwealth Bank has rejected most of AUSTRAC's additional allegations involving its automatic teller machines being used by "money mules".
Vanity sidelined for 'unprecedented unanimity' by the High Court
The High Court of chief justice Susan Kiefel is collaborative to a degree not seen before, according to UNSW data.
Pay equity next battleground for lawyers
A record number of law firms have been lauded for policies to improve gender equity. But firms can't relax just yet.
Innovation? Not at my law firm, say corporate clients
Are law firms truly innovating? A new survey shows many clients don't see it.
Lawyers want a cancer warning on coffee
A lawsuit has been brought by the Council for Education and Research on Toxics against coffee purveyors such as Starbucks for not warning co...
GetSwift hit with class action
Just one day after GetSwift shares resumed trading, the last mile logistics group has been hit with a class action.
