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National firm reaches 50 partner-level lawyers By Jerome Doraisamy|28 April 2021 A national mid-tier practice that pays out 70 per cent of a lawyer’s collected billings now boasts 50 partnership equivalent across Australia, after just seven years of operation in the country. Keypoint Law – which provides services across 23 areas of law in its Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra offices – has reached a milestone of 50 senior lawyers on its books. The firm’s growth in Australia mirrors that of its UK-based sister firm, Keystone Law, which currently has over 350 senior lawyers after 20 years of operations. The firm, whose size had climbed to 45 partner-level lawyers this time last year, has had a busy start to 2021, adding consulting principals in the areas of wills and estates, commercial and property, privacy, family law and government. ....
The law firm GC's role in 2021: Part two lawyersweekly.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from lawyersweekly.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
In the first of a two-part series, Lawyers Weekly explores how the role of general counsel in private practice has evolved, and what has been learnt, in the age of coronavirus. Much has been said ( ....
Top 10 stories for in-house lawyers in 2020 By Jerome Doraisamy|15 December 2020 In what has been a roller-coaster year for corporate legal professionals, readers have been most attuned to bread and butter content: salaries, workplace and wellness issues, and collaboration with external providers. An op-ed penned by Lawrence Lau, in-house counsel of Lawyers Weekly’s parent company, Momentum Media, delves into the myriad challenges that will face legal counsel day in, day out, and offers practical guidance for those aspiring to such roles as to how best to manage the workload. During the height of this year’s bushfire season, Lawyers Weekly spoke with in-house lawyer and NSW Rural Fire Service volunteer Karina Veling about the importance of such community work, and how it has provided her with unique insights into her duties as a corporate lawyer and the obligations incumbent upon such professionals to serve the community around them. ....