Australasian Lawyer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Australasian Lawyer
- Top 5M sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
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What makes a law firm worth staying for? Meet the top legal employers of 2026 (opens the original)
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Flexibility, career growth, wellbeing, and AI readiness are reshaping employee expectations across legal workplaces The competition for legal talent is no longer won on salary alone. Across Australia and New Zealand, law firms are navigating rising expectations around flexibility, career development, wellbeing, and the impact of AI on legal work. As junior lawyers rethink career paths and firms adapt to changing workplace realities, employer reputation has never mattered more. Australasian Lawye
Honouring the best legal employers in Australia and New Zealand (opens the original)
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32 firms cultivated remarkable work environments that set them apart Australasian Lawyer and NZ Lawyer have revealed the 5-Star Employers of Choice for 2026. The winning firms cultivated outstanding work environments for their staff, offering excellent renumeration, clear career advancement paths, and health and wellbeing support. They ranged from small boutiques to large global firms. DEI was a recurring theme across this year's nominations, with firms incorporating initiatives into business pr
Last chance to enter Service Provider Awards 2026 (opens the original)
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Deadline closing in to be recognised among the legal industry's leading service providers Time is running out to enter the Service Provider Awards 2026. Australasian Lawyer and NZ Lawyer recognises organisations delivering exceptional products, services and support to law firms and legal teams across Australia and New Zealand. The annual report celebrates service providers that help legal professionals operate more effectively, whether through technology, recruitment, consulting, litigation supp
The tax controversy land grab: what three firms' moves in two months tell you (opens the original)
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Three firms, three different bets on the same market shift Partner promotions in tax controversy are not common. The practice is demanding, the client relationships take years to build, and the cases — fought across the ATO, the Administrative Review Tribunal, the Federal Court and occasionally the High Court — tend to run long. Firms do not invest in this space speculatively. When three of them move in the same direction over eight weeks, something structural is happening. On 1 July, MinterElli
The tax controversy land grab: what three firms' moves in two months tell you (opens the original)
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Three firms, three different bets on the same market shift Partner promotions in tax controversy are not common. The practice is demanding, the client relationships take years to build, and the cases — fought across the ATO, the Administrative Review Tribunal, the Federal Court and occasionally the High Court — tend to run long. Firms do not invest in this space speculatively. When three of them move in the same direction over eight weeks, something structural is happening. On 1 July, MinterElli
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