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Law professionals have been extending support to the not-for-profit organisation to assist children living in poverty in East Africa. They have been heeding calls to assist children living in poverty

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The benefits and drawbacks of practising in rural areas

The benefits and drawbacks of practising in rural areas
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Family lawyer: The five money mistakes separating couples make

Family lawyer: The five money mistakes separating couples make
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Lawyers need to be kinder

Sick and tired of the adversarial and combative nature of litigation, eight lawyers have formed a multidisciplinary movement to change the nature and tone of proceedings. There is, they say, “nothing soft about being kind” in one’s practice.

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Write a book to improve your firm s brand

Write a book to improve your firm’s brand By Jerome Doraisamy|21 January 2021 A business book “is a business card on steroids”. Here, four boutique firm owners reflect on the professional benefits inherent with long-form writing. Getting inspired to write Prior to writing her first book, Splitsville, Brisbane Family Law Centre director Clarissa Rayward found herself “saying the same things all the time. Our clients are in such stress during separation that it is really hard for them to consume all of what we say,” she recalled. “My book was, I guess, a way of trying to pull together all the conversations I was finding myself having early in matters with my clients so that they could take their time understanding things and make better decisions as a result,” she said.

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