Hewitt Glass’ Rob Glass and Julian Hewitt on what keeps them engaged in entertainment law

Both enjoy the creativity that comes with practising in this space

Western Sydney University partners with Perera Foundation on $45,000 Indigenous scholarship

The scholarship is geared towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students

Final report on third-party review of Tasmania’s court backlogs includes 20 recommendations

Recommendations target disclosure processes, workforce capability, information technology

ACT Supreme Court makes lawyers pay half of ex-clients’ costs of cost assessment

Judge finds legal professionals reasonably rejected former clients’ compromise offer

Victoria Supreme Court returns to Magistrates’ Court request to adjourn matter to Drug Court

Magistrate will consider whether accused might be eligible for drug and alcohol treatment order

Federal Court finds consumer goods company hid China sales forecast collapse

A forecast the company called a draft still triggered its duty to tell the market

Federal Court orders airline penalty shared by workers' length of service

About $35m freed from a delayed compensation fund and shared out immediately

RMIT University law dean Diana Bowman on how curiosity got her to go around the world

She has worked everywhere from the US and the UK to Europe and South Africa

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Both enjoy the creativity that comes with practising in this space

She has worked everywhere from the US and the UK to Europe and South Africa

The sustainability and social impact partner highlights the plight of the “missing middle”

She also explains the importance of understanding a client's work in her practice

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Tech Justice Law demands transparency as OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT for Teens

Executive director Meetali Jain said OpenAI could not be held to its word if self-policed

Tech Justice Law demands transparency as OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT for Teens
UK judge publicly slams West London firm for acting without instructions, unsubstantiated claims

The firm also sent a link for a remote hearing to another person without the court’s knowledge

UK judge publicly slams West London firm for acting without instructions, unsubstantiated claims
BBC seeks US court’s help in securing documents, testimony from Trump clan in defamation suit

BBC claimed it could not serve subpoenas due to the protections around the US president’s family

BBC seeks US court’s help in securing documents, testimony from Trump clan in defamation suit
Hollywood star Selena Gomez gets slapped with suit over sinking of mental health startup

Wondermind’s investors accused Gomez, her mother, and an ex-business partner of fraud

Hollywood star Selena Gomez gets slapped with suit over sinking of mental health startup
UK legal mental health charity LawCare confirms database was compromised in hacking incident

It was one of over a thousand charities impacted by a data breach at software company Beacon CRM

UK legal mental health charity LawCare confirms database was compromised in hacking incident

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