This toolkit provides information about data capture for diversity and inclusion, as well as how the in-house legal department can work towards diversity.
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The Rise of Intellectual Property Law: Practice Note for Legal Advisers
Intellectual property (IP) law is becoming increasingly significant in New Zealand. As companies and their business models become more sophisticated, the laws of intellectual property are becoming increasingly complex. Getting…
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How Corporates are Tackling Climate Change, One Contract Clause at a Time
As the dust settles on the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, how can lawyers help in the push towards achieving net zero?
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5 Conversation Starters Addressing Cryptocurrency Risks and Opportunities
The evolving technologies powering cryptocurrencies are advancing at a pace that our existing laws cannot handle.
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2021 Australian Legal Market Infographic: Climbing Through the Storm
The informative graphic provides a brief overview of the state of the market and the forces pushing it forward.
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2021 Australia: State of the Legal Market Report
Australian firms are a “beacon of innovation” fueled by technology, necessity and crisis.
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Law 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.
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Harnessing Legal Guidance and Research Tech to Work Smarter
You can’t turn into a practice area expert overnight. However, you can get there sooner by working smarter, not harder. Gain insights on effective knowledge gathering via this practical whitepaper.
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Will AI Transform Dispute Resolution as We Know it?
The power, efficiency and accuracy of well-calibrated AI creates tantalizing possibilities in the field of dispute resolution.
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Fit and Proper Culture? Addressing “Hidden Bad Behaviour” in the Profession
The Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW) states that to be an admitted lawyer, a person must be a “fit and proper” person. But what does this mean in practice?
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