The 2022 Dynamic Law Firms Report is the latest iteration of the Thomson Reuters Institute’s Dynamic Law Firms series of reports that explore how some law firms have come to build market-leading growth.
Read more15th Managing Partners Forum: Legal Heavyweights Deliberate on the Future of Law
Legal leaders from across the Asia-Pacific region gathered for Chilli IQ’s 15th Managing Partners Forum, to weigh in on the future of law.
Read moreBoosting Retention: Tips to Build Social Connections in Hybrid Work Environments
Boosting Retention: Tips to Build Social Connections in Hybrid Work Environments
Read moreControlling the Rise of Financial Crime During the Pandemic: What has Changed?
Fraud and cybercrime are on the rise as organised crime schemes are forced to diversify in the changing face of the pandemic.
Read moreTech & the Law 2022 Report
Exploring the attitudes, perceptions and priorities of Australia’s in-house and private practice professionals towards legal technology.
Read moreComplex Cryptocurrencies Sector Features in Two Parliamentary Inquiries in Trans-Tasman Region
New Zealand and Australian Parliaments are holding formal Inquiries into the cryptocurrency sector at select committee level.
Read moreThe Corporations Act will Soon Become (More) Technologically Neutral
The Commonwealth Government is taking steps to make the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Corporations Act) more technology neutral, initially, in respect of meetings and execution.
Read moreLaw Commission’s Review of Surrogacy Laws Explained
Te Aka Matua o te Ture / the Law Commission has released an Issues Paper reviewing surrogacy laws in New Zealand and making recommendations for reform.
Read moreA Timely Reminder for Lawyers on Costs Assessments
Increasingly disputes are revolving around the time limits applying to the bringing of costs assessments and who must pay the costs of these assessments.
Read moreHow Launderers Exploit Australia’s Lax Real Estate Laws to Infiltrate Banks
International money launderers are exploiting Australia’s continuing failure to pass “Tranche 2” laws, which has allowed them to defeat banks’ anti-crime controls
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