If you have any questions about disability that you have been embarrassed to ask, Ashleigh DoRozario wants you to ask them of the Queensland Law Society’s Disability & Accessibility Network.
QLS Wellbeing Working Group member Emma Cameron spoke with three practitioners to shed light on the often-overlooked strengths of neurodivergent lawyers and the importance of empathy in the workplace.
Despite the occasional difference of opinion with WorkCover Queensland, Travis Schultz sings the praises of Australia's best workers compensation scheme.
The Hon Peter Applegarth AM KC and barrister Susanna Connolly provide an overview of the new federal law and sources to better understand its benefits and its limitations.
Are CTP claimants being enticed to self-represent through fear of costs, and is that coming at a greater cost? Dayna Humphreys examines the issue and offers some potential improvements to make the claims experience more transparent and equitable.
Outgoing Queensland Human Rights Commissioner Scott McDougall has hit out at current bail legislation for children in a wide-ranging conversation as he prepares to leave the role.
In the latest episode of The Callover podcast, QLS Principal Ethics and Practice Counsel, Stafford Shepherd, unpacks one of the most complex ethical challenges in legal practice.
The frequent rotation of magistrates during ongoing proceedings raises profound questions about judicial consistency, procedural fairness, and systemic efficiency.
