Unpacking the gap between perception and reality of ethics in law

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Rethinking justice through First Nations perspectives

What does justice really mean, and how might Australia's legal profession rethink its understanding of it? For First Nations peoples, the relationship between law, lore, Country and community offers perspectives on justice that extend beyond the institutions and processes of the ...  Show more

The rise of contested wills and estate disputes

Australia is experiencing the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in its history, with rising property values, economic pressures, and changing family dynamics contributing to a surge in inheritance disputes. Here, we explore the factors driving the rise in estate disputes ...  Show more

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