Naomi Neilson

A purpose-built migration hub in Western Sydney brings “key services directly into the community”, Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia's Chief Justice Will Alstergren AO has said.

A Victorian solicitor has lost his second attempt to hold onto his practising certificate amid an investigation into his continuing professional development and insurance obligations.

AI legal software leader Harvey has announced two new products to assist with streamlining at law firms and within in-house legal teams.

National insurance firm Gilchrist Connell has bolstered its ranks with the appointment of six new principals, including five who were elevated in one of the firm's largest-ever promotion rounds.

If you've been sexually harassed at work, the current system requires you to sit across from your harasser and negotiate before you can assert your legal rights through the judicial system, writes Penelope Parker.

For four years, a former sole director engaged in legal practice and charged fees despite not holding a practising certificate.

Firms looking to automate their practice without losing authentic client engagement should focus on the boring parts, a principal lawyer has shared.

A sole director submitted false Legal Aid claims, including billing for six hours in court despite appearing for just seven minutes.

KPMG Australia chief executive Andrew Yates has stepped down following the firm's treatment of a whistleblower whose complaints have sparked three separate misconduct investigations.