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Case notes

Can a solicitor charge for more than 24 billable hours of work in a single day?

Stephen Conwell discusses a recent decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales.

April 2, 2026

Case notes·Practice updates

Family law case notes: April 2026

Property - children - property

April 2, 2026

Legal updates·Opinion

Understanding Standing Orders: the operating system of the Legislative Assembly

Sergeant-at-Arms/Clerk Assistant (Procedure) Thomas Moorhead delves into the details of Standing Orders.

April 1, 2026

Case notes·Practice updates

High Court judgments: April 2026

Constitutional - costs.

April 1, 2026

Case notes·Practice updates

Federal Court judgments: April 2026

Jurisdictional error.

April 1, 2026

Legal lifestyle·Wellbeing

If Michael Olds had a spare 10 minutes

Think you know someone? Tiffany Cosby asks some fun questions in this short and sweet occasional column about how lawyers spend their time ...

April 1, 2026

Case notes·Practice updates

High Court judgments: February 2026

Contract - migration.

April 1, 2026

Case notes·Practice updates

Federal Court judgments: February 2026

Application for preliminary discovery - civil penalty.

April 1, 2026

News

Mallesons returns to independence in strategic reset

A new chapter has begun for Mallesons, with the firm announcing its transition to an independent, top-tier Australian practice following the end of its long-standing partnership with King & Wood.

March 30, 2026

Legal lifestyle·Podcast

Following the breadcrumbs (even when they make no sense)

Jo Bowles explains why she believes change is not a lightning bolt, but more like a dimmer light switch.

March 30, 2026

tcosby@lawsocietywa.asn.au

Can a solicitor charge for more than 24 billable hours of work in a single day?

Family law case notes: April 2026

Understanding Standing Orders: the operating system of the Legislative Assembly

High Court judgments: April 2026

Federal Court judgments: April 2026

If Michael Olds had a spare 10 minutes

High Court judgments: February 2026

Federal Court judgments: February 2026

Mallesons returns to independence in strategic reset

Following the breadcrumbs (even when they make no sense)

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