The University of Queensland is celebrating after winning the 55th annual Jessup International Moot in Washington D.C on Sunday. Students Em

Australian law firms Thomsons Lawyers and Herbert Geer have merged, the two firms announced on Monday. The new firm, Thomson Geer Lawyers, h

Professor Wendy Lacey will be the University of South Australia’s new Dean of Law, the University announced last week. Professor Lacey, who

Fifty percent of women working the law have experienced bullying or intimidation in their current workplace and one in four has experienced

Australia has been named as one of the world’s best nations for the rule of law, according to new rankings. Compiled by the World Justice Pr

For the past three years Lakshmi Logathassan has been collecting laptops from graduating high school students to send to remote schools in K

Sixteen of Australia’s law schools are among the world’s 200 best law faculties, according to the 2014 QS World University Rankings for Law.

Monash University is celebrating after a successful debut at the International Chamber of Commerce Mediation Competition in Paris earlier th

As thousands of law students resume classes, Australia’s newest law campus will open its doors for the first time. The Australian Catholic U

A typical mooting competition sees universities pitted against each other, but a new mooting program between Monash University and the Unive

The High Court of Australia’s new composition led to renewed consensus between the justices in 2013, a new study has found. The report The H

A court case can be overwhelming for litigants at the best of times, but the experience is certainly more daunting if you’re preparing to fa

Victoria’s senior barristers now have the option of being appointed Queen’s Counsel, the state government announced last week. Victoria prev

Journalists will soon be able to live tweet Western Australian court proceedings under a new policy announced by Supreme Court of Western Au

The Australian Law Reform Commission has a new inquiry. Earlier this week, Attorney-General George Brandis QC, announced that the ALRC would

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Judges in Victoria’s Supreme and County Courts no longer have the option of imposing suspended sentences after new laws took effect last mon

A new foundation will be working to improve the mental wellbeing of Victoria’s legal practitioners. Launched last month, the Wellbeing and t

For years University of Adelaide Law School Senior Lecturer Dr. Matthew Stubbs has been working to increase the number of Aboriginal and Tor

More than 85% of New Zealand’s law students experience high levels of stress, and 95% of students say their legal studies are a direct or co