Australia: Strategic Planning

Michael Byrnes is quoted in the article - 50+ hour weeks remain too common for lawyers - published in Lawyers Weekly on 26 June 2023

Legal employers should invest in technology and flexibility measures to minimise lawyers feeling overworked.

Swaab

Embracing technology: A path to efficiency and innovation for the future

Technology can improve service quality and help a business adapt to changing workforce demographics and market demands.

Cathro & Partners

Top five trends for Australian Government legal practice in 2023

Identifies emerging issues for 2023 to help you prepare for the challenges ahead.

Holding Redlich

Growing flowers, growing lawyers

Travis Schultz & Partners

International client management (ADLA Seminar) – Presented by Mr WangZhang Chew, Bell Legal Group

Australia Criminal

D+

Doogue + George Defence Lawyers

Business Development 101 for Lawyers: Part 3

Law In Order

The road ahead: Current trends in litigation for 2022

Australia Litigation

Law In Order

The Great Resignation Might Be The Wake-up Call Law Firms Need?

Travis Schultz & Partners

Business Development 101 for Lawyers: Part II

Law In Order

Accounting firms - the new succession

Cathro & Partners

Business development 101 for lawyers: Part 1

Law In Order

Why are there so few female barristers?

Travis Schultz & Partners

Tips for young lawyers: Travis Schultz on The Young Lawyer Podcast

Travis Schultz & Partners

Blockchain Bites: Blockchain Bites: ASIC Corporate Plan backs tokenisation work; Tokenised Funds move closer to launch with Cayman Consultation; Project Acacia: Australia's leap into tokenised finance

Piper Alderman

Blockchain Bites: NASDAQ Bets On Blockchain With Tokenised Stocks And ETFs; ASIC Mints Regulatory Relief For AFSL Licensed Stablecoins; Binance Nears Agreement To End US Monitorship

Piper Alderman

Can Wills Be Contested by Family and Friends?

Australia Family

JB Solicitors

Crypto In The Courts – ASIC v Finder Update

K&L Gates LLP

Keeping Up With ESG In Australia – August 2025

Australia Environment

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Are lawyers loners or aspiring solopreneurs?

Recent data reveals that the vast majority of legal practitioners in Australia work in sole practices.

Travis Schultz & Partners

NSW Bushfire Inquiry Calls For Greater Operational Capacity And Planning To Prevent And Respond To Bushfire Risks

An Inquiry by the NSW Government into the 2019-2020 Bushfire Season released its final report to the public on 26 August 2020 ("the Report").

Australia Insurance

Clyde & Co

Looking forward Into 2020: Legal industry trends

Article summarises the biggest trends for lawyers in 2020 including MDR, role of consultants, forensically acquired data etc

Australia Law Performance

Law In Order

An important message from HHG Legal Group: Every lawyer at the touch of a button – business as usual

HHG is running as business as usual & have technologies in place to be able to offer clients & contacts alternative meeting options.

HHG Legal Group

CEO Update: Support for clients

Australia Commercial

Bartier Perry

Video

Podcast - Business Development role in law firms in building client relationships and forging partnerships

Holman Webb Lawyers

Women in the legal profession

Swaab

What is the real cost of that printed page?

Law In Order

Legal thought leader visits Newcastle to discuss legal practice

HBA Legal

Management strategies: lean law: revisited

HBA Legal

Visiting legal innovation thought leader supports design thinking for legal services

HBA Legal

Waste not, want not – the modern lawyer: a garbage collector?

HBA Legal

Lean, Mean, Fighting Machine – Lean Law: The next big legal revolution?

HBA Legal

Innovation, innovation everywhere, so lets all have a drink

HBA Legal

Visiting legal innovation thought leader supports design thinking for legal services

HBA seminars introduce benefits of design thinking for legal services and unpack the main drivers of industry change.

HBA Legal

Waste not, want not – the modern lawyer: a garbage collector?

This second part of a three-part series looks at the management philosophy Lean Six Sigma and its operation in law firms.

HBA Legal

Lean, Mean, Fighting Machine – Lean Law: The next big legal revolution?

This third and final part of this Innovation series looks ahead to building a culture of Lean Law within law firms.

HBA Legal

Innovation, innovation everywhere, so lets all have a drink

This is the first of a three-part series which looks at recent demands for law firms to innovate to stay competitive.

HBA Legal

Technology will free law firms for better face-to-face interaction