Jerome Doraisamy is an Editor at Lawyers Weekly. He covers a range of themes including law and legal affairs, business and economics, and HR and workforce topics, with a particular focus on the intersection of these areas in Australia. Jerome's work has been featured in publications such as Australian Aviation, HR Leader, and Smart Property Investment.
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Jerome's coverage primarily focuses on the legal industry, encompassing subjects such as law firms, leadership, technology, workplace culture and human resources. He also covers government announcements and press releases related to these areas.
Given his focus on the Australian legal landscape, potential pitches should be tailored to provide insights or commentary relevant to legal developments within Australia. For instance, topics could include changes in legislation affecting workplaces or new technologies impacting Australian law firms. Additionally, he may be interested in expert opinions pertaining to HR practices specific to the country's legal sector.
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The advent of artificial intelligence has led some clients to expect speedy turnarounds from their lawyers.
Australian-founded software company Immediation has started the new year in a strong fashion, having made half a dozen moves to secure a position as a leader in the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) space.
From holiday mode to high performance: Let's make February a time to pause, reset, and rediscover calm, writes Isabella Ferguson. Share
By: Jerome Doraisamy
This week, two major plaintiff firms promoted dozens of practitioners to new roles, and the new Attorney-General in Queensland has moved to amend “manifestly inadequate” sentences in a handful of cases.
By: Jerome Doraisamy
Law departments and their external providers are combating onerous workloads by focusing on short-term solutions, research shows. Share
By: Jerome Doraisamy
Time will tell how receptive American corporations are to a shift back to “bro culture”. For the heads of some of Australia's biggest law firms, however, there is “no turning back” on creating diverse and inclusive workplaces.
Mindset, enthusiasm, and adaptability have long been sought-after traits for the next generations. This year, such traits are shaping up to be even more pertinent, according to these law firm leaders.
By: Jerome Doraisamy
Within hours of entering the Oval Office, returning US President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning DEI initiatives in federal workplaces.
By: Jerome Doraisamy
Not only should the increasing use of artificial intelligence by external providers have a flow-on effect on charge-out rates, but it should also
By: Jerome Doraisamy
Olivia Perks, general counsel at the University of Sydney, will discuss how law departments can help reverse cultural decline. Share
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