Criminal Law Firm Provides Junior Lawyers Unrivalled Exposure to Drugs, Alcohol and Gambling. Also Some Legal Work. 29 April 2026 ISSUE NO. 23 Newcastle — A Newcastle criminal defence firm has been recognised for the exceptional breadth of professional development...
New AI Will Replace All Lawyers, Says Founder Who Has No Idea What Lawyers Actually Do 22 April 2026 ISSUE NO. 22 SAN FRANCISCO — The founder of Nova.AI, a general purpose artificial intelligence platform, has declared that lawyers will be fully replaced by AI within...
This session moves past PCG 2026/D2 to examine the question that sits underneath it: when land is made available to a partnership but not contributed to it, what is the legal character of the accretions to that land produced by partnership activity, and what are the...
This session examines draft PCG 2026/D2, the ATO’s compliance framework for the application of Part IVA to related-party property development arrangements involving long-term construction contracts. The Guideline is the natural companion to TA 2026/1, discussed...
Lawyer Who Ditched Billable Hours Spends Remarkable Amount of Time Talking About It 15 April 2026 ISSUE NO. 21 Melbourne — A Melbourne lawyer who left a large commercial firm to escape what he described as the profession’s “outdated obsession with...
Firmwide ALL CAPS Email Confirms Ageing Consultant Hit Pub for Lunch 8 April 2026 ISSUE NO. 20 SYDNEY — A firmwide reply-all email sent mid-afternoon has confirmed that former equity partner turned consultant Michael Reeves, 72, attended the pub for lunch, consumed...
