Want to land a job? Learn how to stand out at every stage—from applications to interviews.

Join Stephanie Croker (People2People) and Luke de Castro (G+T Ventures) as they share insider tips.

We caught up with Jonathon Naef, co-founder of multi-award winning boutique firm, Balance Family Law, to find out how he built the firm’s Wills & Estates team in response to both current and coming client demand in the space. It turns out family law and wills and estates can make the winning service combination…

The Honourable Robert Benjamin AM SC is no stranger to conflict. Having served for nearly sixteen years as a judge on the Family Court of Australia, Robert has also been a Commissioner for Tasmania’s Inquiry into Government Responses to Child Sexual Abuse in Institutional Settings. It’s a career that has seen him navigate the complex human dynamics of the courtroom. Robert shares his practical framework to navigate tricky conversations, specifically designed to help lawyers deliver unwelcome news to clients.

Senior Associate Chelsea Baker knew she needed more than legal expertise to be a strong leader. Discover how the LPMC gave her the skills to take the next step.

Managing professional development across a team can be overwhelming. Deadlines loom, client demands grow, and compliance remains non-negotiable. Training shouldn’t add to the stress—it should empower your team to thrive.

If you’re only doing CPD to stay compliant, you’re missing out. The real power of professional development is about building the skills, confidence, and expertise that make you stand out (along with staying up-to-date of course).

  Jahan Kalantar understands the rules of the legal game to a tee and has led a prodigiously impressive career. Jahan has been a barrister, TEDx talker, criminal litigator, and most recently, Managing Partner at Executive Legal, a firm he founded. We caught up with Jahan ahead of the release of his first book, ‘Talk Your Way Out Of Trouble.’  

  Creating meaningful change in the world is a powerful ambition, but it often begins with transforming the spaces closest to us. Cultures evolve in different ways— some through open debate and activism, while others through more gradual shifts in perspective. Enter the ‘tempered radical’, a concept popularised by lawyer Sheetal Deo.