The Australian Registrars’ National Electronic Conveyancing Council will not proceed with its planned interoperability program, prompting concern from the Law Council of Australia.
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.
The upcoming anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing reforms will not apply to Legal Aid Commissions or to private practitioners acting under a grant of legal aid.
The State Government will introduce new public order legislation to Parliament this week aimed at increasing police powers to prevent intimidation, violence and hate-motivated conduct at protests and public assemblies.
The Legal Practice Board has introduced a new Feedback and Complaints Management Policy, giving lawyers, education providers and other stakeholders a formal avenue for escalating problems.