Climate litigation becoming ‘a modern trend’
In a landmark ruling, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in favour of more than 2000 Swiss women aged 64 and over who brought…
By Cat Woods - 8 min read
Destination office
Hybrid work is here to stay. So, what physical changes should firms make to offices to realise its full potential?
By Angela Tufvesson - 9 min read
Balancing act: The tension between open justice and child protection
Open justice is crucial to maintaining community confidence in courts and the administration of justice, but it is not an absolute principle. Intense public interest…
By Keely McDonough - 10 min read
Anti-doping in sport: a law unto itself?
Is doping in sport a law unto itself?
By Kate Allman - 11 min read
Introducing LSJ Media
The Law Society Journal you’ve loved since 1963, reimagined for an evolving legal profession.
By LSJ Staff - 5 min read
A question of consent
While new legislative reforms in NSW hope to change the experience of survivors in the criminal justice system, community attitudes have a long way to…
By Keely McDonough - 11 min read
Staying put
High staff turnover is a big problem for many firms, and the emergence of The Great Resignation is set to make it even more challenging.
By Angela Tufvesson - 9 min read
Navigating the murky waters of mandatory vaccination
As COVID-19 vaccinations become mandatory in a number of workplaces, employment lawyers are being swamped with enquiries from individuals and businesses wanting to know where…
By Kate Allman - 10 min read
Sign of the times
NSW may be newly liberated from COVID-19 lockdowns, but we have never been under such pervasive surveillance.
By Kirrily Schwarz - 10 min read
Corporate governance and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on how life and work is done across Australia. It’s also shaken up corporate governance.
By Sam McKeith - 8 min read