Rachel talks about the experience of being selected as a finalist for a Lawyers Weekly Award.

Where parental conduct involves egregious physical and emotional assaults, those parents will be exposed to liability.

Some personality types, whilst being the quiet achievers around the office, might need a check-up every now and then.

Do your research before you donate and do not just buy into the hype, emotion or marketing messaging presented to you.

Google and other digital giants have power, but cannot be trusted to demonstrate a reasonable level of social conscience.

Transportation plays such an important role in our daily lives, despite being a leading cause of injury in Australia.

Those who have the misfortune of developing a psychological condition at work can expect to be "put through the wringer".

Prospective law students should be provided with better intelligence about job opportunities and recent experiences.

Hopefully the introduction of the Claim Management Standards will make a positive difference for CTP Claimants in Queensland.

I recognise how far women in law have come, but also the work that still needs to be done to break the gender bias.

Understanding the difference between empathy and compassion is critical for inspiring, leading and managing effectively.

Commentary on joint address by Brittany Higgins & Grace Tame.

Legal implications in situations where a tenant is injured because of a latent defect in the property. Link to case summaries.

The NSW Supreme Court awarded the plaintiff compensation after she gave birth following a failed gynaecological surgery.

Ethical dilemma between the duty to advise clients on disclosure obligations & duty to court to ensure evidence is not deleted.

When it comes to personal injuries claims, you need to balance your duty to the court and your duty to your client.

Employers be mindful of recent cases which demonstrate the risks you may now begin to take when choosing to overwork employees.