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Lawyers Weekly Podcast Network

The Lawyers Weekly Podcast Network explores the myriad issues, challenges, trends and opportunities facing legal professionals in Australia. Produced by Australia's largest and most-trusted legal publication, Lawyers Weekly, the four shows on the channel – The Lawyers Weekly Show, The Corporate Counsel Show, The Boutique Lawyer Show and Protégé – all bring legal marketplace news to the audience via engaging and insightful conversations. Our editorial team talking to legal professionals and industry experts about their fascinating careers, ground-breaking case work, broader sociocultural quagmi...

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Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

A vision for law & justice 11.05.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show president of the Law Society of NSW, Doug Humphreys OAM, explains how we can fix a justice system in crisis and the cost benefits for the state. The president of the Law Society of NSW drops by to share his vision of a better justice system. Doug Humphreys explains how private solicitors in NSW regional areas are propping up the legal assistance sector an...

The RegTech influence 04.05.2018

In this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show — brought to you by InfoTrack and LEAP — we reflect on the rise of RegTech in the legal profession. Lawyers Weekly managing editor Aleks Vickovich is joined by InfoTrack CEO John Ahern, LEAP CEO Brendan Smart, Speirs Ryan partner James Ryan and Mitry Lawyers co-founder and partner Richard Mitry to discuss what it means for law firms moving forward...

Outing cheats and blemished baggy greens 27.04.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Melissa Coade is joined by employment lawyers James Mattson and Ryan Murphy from Bartier Perry. The national shame in Australia was palpable when a cheating plot involving three Aussie batsmen unravelled on the international stage during the Third Test in South Africa. Cameron Bancroft was busted on the playing field, with television footage capturing hi...

Michael Kirby, LGBTQI rights and the profession 20.04.2018

In this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show – brought to you by Thomson Reuters Australia – we reflect on LGBTQI inclusion, diversity and advocacy. Lawyers Weekly managing editor Aleks Vickovich is joined by special guest The Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG, Shelley Mulhern, co-chair & Timothy Pollard, member of the Pride @ Work Committee at Thomson Reuters Australia; and Timothy Pollard, member...

Tapping into how technology is transforming our laws 12.04.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Melissa Coade is joined by UNSW Sydney Associate Professor Lyria Bennet Moses, director of the Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation. When a self-described bio-hacker was brought before a local court in NSW for fare evasion because he was unable to produce a card to transit officers, the magistrate found that Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow's imp...

How mentoring makes you a better lawyer 05.04.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Jerome Doraisamy is joined by Clayton Utz special counsel, and multiple Lawyers Weekly award winner, Jennifer Harris. Ms Harris joined Jerome to discuss the importance of mentoring relationships, both in the personal and professional realms, and how engaging a mentor – or being a mentor yourself – is crucial for your development as a lawyer. She also sha...

AI and the future of law firms 15.03.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Jerome Doraisamy is joined by acting CEO of McCarthyFinch, and former chief digital officer at MinterEllisonRuddWatts, Nick Whitehouse. Mr Whitehouse joined Jerome on his recent trip across the Ditch from Auckland, NZ, to discuss the state of legal tech, where we're at as a profession and what exciting innovations and opportunities are on the horizon. On...

The secrets behind the Sole Practitioner of the Year's success 08.03.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by accredited family law specialist and founder of Hetherington Legal Jennifer Hetherington. Ms Hethington joined Tom on her most recent trip to Sydney, discussing her Queensland-headquartered firm's different approach to family law matters. The recipient of the Sole Practitioner of the Year Award for two of Lawyers Weekly's award...

A mature-age student's journey in the law 02.03.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by Momentum Media's head of operations, Lawrence Lau. Lawrence was recently admitted to practise law in NSW and made a special appearance on the podcast to discuss his journey as a mature-age law student. He talks about the passion for law that got him through many late nights of studying, explains what the qualification will add t...

A key point of difference 22.02.2018

On this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by Holman Webb CEO Greg Malakou and chief marketing and corporate relations officer Adriana Giometti. Mr Malakou and Ms Giometti discuss the ins and outs of Holman Webb, proving why this firm has nabbed a spot as one of the top insurance teams in Australia. They also share how breaking down the hierarchy of traditional law...

The face of the modern lawyer 15.02.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by in-house lawyer and makeup artist Katie Edwards. Katie explains how she manages two very different roles, as well as what inspired her to pursue careers in both law and beauty. She also discusses her transition from private practice lawyer to in-house counsel, as well as the importance of thought leadership for the modern lawyer...

Spotlight on elder abuse 08.02.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by Seniors Rights Service CEO Russell Westacott. Russell explores the legal issues that the organisation assists elderly people with, including financial abuse, living arrangements and abuse in aged care facilities. He also discusses why elder abuse can often go undetected, particularly within families, and delves into the Australi...

What could tomorrow look like? 01.02.2018

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Melissa Coade is joined by Kit Burden, technology global co-head at DLA Piper. Kit shares insights from DLA Piper's latest TechLaw series, which focused on how lawyers can help their clients survive and thrive in the face of technological disruption. He also discusses the skills that the lawyer of tomorrow will require, and reflects on the importance of...

Building an e-discovery toolkit 22.12.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, publisher William Magee is joined by Relativity's Stuart Hall and Sky Discovery directors Nathan Wigginton and AJ Hind. Recorded at the 2017 multinational mega-conference 'Fest', our guests discuss the impact of e-discovery technology has on different tiers of the legal market, as well as customising solutions for in-house lawyers. www.lawyersweekly.com....

A helping hand for SME firms 15.12.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by JustKapital general manager Anthony Hersch. Anthony delves into the emerging area of disbursement funding, including how it can provide working capital to help SME law firms grow without worrying about cash flow. He also explores the growing awareness of the solution in Australia, as well as the difference between litigation fun...

Working smarter 08.12.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by LexisNexis Australia general manager Simon Wilkins. Simon discusses the impact of data analytics in the legal profession, including its capacity to boost efficiency and help lawyers deliver more insightful client service. He also explores lawyers' privacy and security concerns with AI and big data technologies, and offers his th...

'New age' for barrister briefings 30.11.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by taLaw founder and managing director Stephen Foley. Stephen introduces taLaw's new online offering BarristerSELECT, which uses the knowledge of barristers' clerks to help solicitors find the most suitable barristers for their briefs. He also discusses the adoption of technology at the bar, and how BarristerSELECT supports equitab...

Leading the charge with TAR 23.11.2017

This special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show was recorded at Relativity Fest 2017 in Chicago. Lawyers Weekly publisher Will Magee is joined by KordaMentha executive director Craig Macaulay and director Grant Whiteley to discuss the emerging use of technology-assisted review (TAR) in discovery. They explore the adoption of TAR, which has great time-saving potential for lawyers but challenges tra...

Don't be a stranger 17.11.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by Clifford Chance counsel Alastair Gourlay. Alastair explores his reasons for leaving and returning to Clifford Chance, and how lawyers can make a successful transition back into a firm they've left. He also discusses his work as a banking and finance specialist, which has led him around the world from London to São Paulo and even...

Lawyers as 'data scientists 10.11.2017

This special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show was recorded at Relativity Fest 2017 in Chicago, in partnership with Relativity. Lawyers Weekly publisher Will Magee and editor Emma Ryan are joined by Relativity COO Nick Robertson, vice-president of international Steve Couling and Asia-Pacific team lead Stuart Hall. They discuss the what the development of e-discovery technology has meant for lawye...

Renewables projects and the Land of the Rising Sun 02.11.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by Herbert Smith Freehills senior associate Rupert Baker. Rupert was a winner in the projects, energy and resources category in the Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 earlier this year. He discusses his practice in Australia's burgeoning renewables sector and his experiences during a recent secondment in Japan. He also shares some sage adv...

Diving into diversity 26.10.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by Natasha Toholka, a partner at Hall & Wilcox and the head of the firm's diversity and inclusion committee. Natasha discusses her role as a leader in diversity and inclusion, and how Hall & Wilcox has addressed the challenge of maintaining gender diversity during a period of rapid growth. She also explores the firm's participation...

One of law's most infamous alumni – in conversation with Julian Morrow 19.10.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Melissa Coade is joined by The Chaser's Julian Morrow. Julian explores the origins of The Chaser, his brief stint as an industrial relations lawyer and his latest project for legal practitioners. He also shares his thoughts on lawyers' other skills, the role of satire in democracy and the logistics of protecting freedom of speech in Australian law. www.l...

Why does this lawyer have half a beard? 13.10.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by Ross Mackay, a solicitor at the NSW branch of the Environmental Defenders Office. Ross reveals the reason behind his unusual facial hair, as well as discussing the work of the EDO and the various roles lawyers play in protecting the environment. He also reflects on the growing concern over climate change among businesses and the...

'The career highlight of my life' 05.10.2017

On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Tom Lodewyke is joined by DLA Piper solicitor and Sydney pro bono coordinator Sarah Mellowes. Earlier this year, Sarah travelled to Nepal with DLA Piper's pro bono affiliate New Perimeter to provide education to female lawyers. She sheds light on the many issues facing female Nepali lawyers, including discrimination and access to education, and reveals w...

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