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Whether lawyers can "have it all" is a question often debated by those in the profession. Matthew Stutsel shares his experience from both a top-tier law firm and a big four accounting firm to ... [more]
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Fortunes are being made and squandered as courts, counsel and litigants grapple with modern digital evidence. It’s a costly mess, but it needn’t be so, writes Craig Ball In a process called ... [more]
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The high levels of depression and burnout amongst lawyers is a much talked about area of the profession, with no definitive answers as yet on how to alleviate such problems. Andrew May and Danielle Buckley ... [more]
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Corrs Chambers Westgarth announced this week that the firm has purchased automatic time billing software with the ability to track and report on a lawyer's daily work activities. Not everyone agrees ... [more]
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Technology should help law firms to access and store information. However, with lawyers under constant time and billing pressures, Dunstan de Souza asks, how do you decide what suits you and your practice ... [more]
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