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New report on subjective wellbeing in the Victorian legal profession
A new report on subjective wellbeing compares findings from the 2026 Victorian Lawyer Census to the wider Australian population.
What makes a competent lawyer?
A new report from the Legal Services Research Centre investigates the skills Victorian lawyers consider critical to good lawyering.
Preventing Sexual Violence in Elite UK Universities: the same lessons in a different context
A new publication makes a strong case for a new model to prevent sexual violence in elite universities and beyond.
A tailored approach to justice: reflections on the Measure for Measure report
A new report explores how people-centred justice is being put into practice in Victoria.
Tapping the potential of AI in legal practice: daiquiris, anyone?
New research finds that while generative AI is gaining ground in Victorian legal practice, its benefits remain narrowly conceived and unevenly distributed.
‘Tired of unhealthy workplaces’: uncivil behaviours in the legal profession
New research reveals the experience of uncivil behaviours in the Victorian legal profession, and why this needs to be addressed.
When legal services work and when they don't
A new paper by Professor Nigel Balmer compares how people deal with transactional legal matters compared to complex disputes – and why it matters.
Rethinking reasonableness in rape prosecution
An independent academic evaluation of the Crown Prosecution Service in England and Wales has revealed more systemic change needs to occur to achieve rape justice.