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A Meeting of Minds: Mindfulness in the Law

3rd September 2019
In this second article in his series on resilience and wise leadership in the legal profession, leadership coach Tim Segaller discusses with Lawyer Monthly how mindfulness skills can help lawyers’ negotiation and litigation skills. My previous article looked at how law firms can respond to the growing problem of stress in their profession. I introduced […]
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What Is Being Done to Tackle Cartels and Corruption?

2nd September 2019
Can you share the legal enforcements in Australia which relate to tackling corporate cartel? In Australia, corporate cartels are regulated by the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (the Act). It is an offence for two or more competitors to enter into any agreement that contains or gives effect to a ‘cartel provision’, which involves fixing […]
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The Key Changes Made to Australia’s Encryption Laws

2nd September 2019
Encryption laws have been a hot topic in recent times. What have been the key changes in Australia? On 8 December 2018, Federal Parliament passed the Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance and Access) Bill 2018 (‘Bill’). The Act provides for the facilitation of covert access to data for the purposes of disrupting and investigating […]
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Key Things to Know About Wage Arrestment

2nd September 2019
Courts use wage arrestment to deduct money from your salaries to repay your debts directly. In Scotland, it is called an EAO (Earnings Arrestment Order). Moreover, Northern Ireland, Wales, and England use the term “Attachment of Earnings Order” for this process. If you want to avoid a Wage Arrestment order, it is essential to understand particular situations that can increase the chances of this order.
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Is There Such a Thing as a Freelance Lawyer?

28th August 2019
The world of work is changing and flexibility appears to be the way of the future. A major cause of this shift is the increase in efficiency of remote working methods over recent years - plus, the rise of an on-demand culture has resulted in more and more occurrences of professionals choosing their own hours to fit around their lifestyle.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Independent Anti-Money Laundering Audits

28th August 2019
When the 4th Anti-Money Laundering Directive was introduced in 2017, it fundamentally changed the way businesses handle money, and one part of this directive which is often overlooked is the need for an independent audit of AML processes to be carried out on a regular basis.
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What is the Law of Disgorgement?

20th August 2019
Market regulators all over the world have used disgorgement as a method of recovering the profit made through illegal means. So, the question arises, what exactly is disgorgement?
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DSARS: The Pitfalls and Recommendations

20th August 2019
Since the GDPR rules were introduced in May 2018, data subject access requests (DSARs) have been on the rise.
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The Changing Role of the Legal CIO

19th August 2019
The role of the legal CIO is changing. In our experience, too many senior law firm leaders are yet to understand this point.
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Why Law Firm BD Is Changing for the Better

15th August 2019
BD was always seen as unnecessary for a top-tier firm with a reputation that speaks for itself. Undoubtedly, we have moved on from this as most international law firms now have well-resourced and competent BD & Marketing functions.
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