Today’s summer clerk diary is by Deakin University Arts/Law student Laura McDonnell, who shares her experience at Lander & Rogers Lawyer

Clerkships provide fantastic holiday work experience, but what happens afterwards? Melbourne University Law student Wendy Ooi and law gradua

When I started my law degree three years ago, I had recently returned from living my life as a ‘hippy’ in Latin America. I knew from my exp

I completed my law degree in December. In my last semester I could not find the floor of my room and had not left the house in ages – I thou

Sydney University arts law student Sophie Barrow is another clerk who traded her summer in the sun (well, what little sun there was) for the

University of Melbourne juris doctor student Sam Elder spent his summer clerking with Hunt & Hunt Lawyers. Here is Sam’s take on the sum

Ossian Elkington. JD graduate, former Irish Bachelor of the Year contender, mixed martial arts aficionado, and the man who landed the job so

Today’s summer clerk diary entry comes from Smriti Arora, a commerce/ law student at the University of New South Wales, who is spending her

The next instalment in our summer clerkship diary series comes from the clerks at Marque Lawyers. Jacinta Bishop, a juris doctor student fro

It’s no surprise that arbitration and other forms of alternative dispute resolution are in vogue: the world is becoming increasingly globali

The field of sports law is seldom discussed and little understood. It is certainly not a topic mentioned alongside the likes of corporate la

It’s just over a year since I finished my law degree. At the time I had no idea what I was going to do with my life, but one thing was certa

There is no denying it, there is a certain allure to working as an international lawyer. The perks are numerous: bigger pay-cheques, a new c

As I finish my second-last year of uni, I find myself faced with yet another career dilemma. As if putting myself through the clerkship appl

It’s a common belief among law students that if you want to work in a corporate law firm, a commerce, business or economics degree is a huge

A long time ago studying law meant learning every law that existed in your jurisdiction. These days there are too many statutes for that, an

Law school doesn’t teach you everything you need to know for your future career. We asked Mallesons lawyers around the country, “What do you

Being a paralegal isn’t all about interesting legal research and pushing trolleys of files to and from court. Like any role, it’s a job that

If you’re interested in a career in international law, an internship is often a great way to get started. UTS JD student, Jock Steel, talks

Want a law job but worried about the interview? Marque Lawyers managing partner Michael Bradley, who has been interviewing would-be summer c