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Lawyers Weekly Podcast Network — 47 episodes
LawTech Talks: Unpacking the latest in review and verification, and what's next for Mary Technology
2 senior associates on grasping vocational opportunities
Rethinking your personal brand in the age of AI
Lander & Rogers' head on the firm's 80th anniversary, and where to next
LawTech Talks: Debunking the #1 AI myth
Becoming an award-winning boutique law firm
LawTech Talks: Knowledge management 101 for FY26–27 and beyond
More human by design: The lawyer as systems designer
Workplace law, social media use, and generational attitudes
Overcoming hiring challenges in a shifting landscape
The career game changer young lawyers are overlooking
Impact investing: 'Where commercial deals meet purpose'
Governance lessons from ASIC v Bekier & Ors
AI v junior lawyers: Is the fear real or overblown?
'Happy people don't sue'
Why mooting could be the biggest advantage in your legal career
What the legal aid funding changes mean for family lawyers
The lawyers behind some of Australia's biggest music stars
Budget backlash – has Australia lost its political middle ground?
Unpacking psychological injury claims against employers
The graduate law jobs crisis: Fact or fear?
The growing legal access crisis in regional and remote Australia
What personal injury clients most value
Privacy concerns for Tranche 2 entities
Trusts changes post-budget, and implications for lawyers and clients
LawTech Talks: Delivering new types of work as law moves beyond experimentation
Charge accordingly for your expertise
Introducing LawBlazer: A new funding option for small law firms
Lessons for the age of AI from the music industry when the internet was born
Genetic test results, privacy, and insurance law implications
Staying relevant, confident, and impactful during times of change
The rise of AI advocates and trends in collective employee claims
LawTech Talks: Why the future of legal AI lies in integrated legal intelligence systems
Why some lawyers thrive in their 60s, and others fade
The intersection between good culture and workplace excellence
Class action trends, developments, and Shine Lawyers' next steps
Why podcasting is becoming lawyers' most powerful marketing tool
Who bears legal responsibility for AI errors?
Dispute risks from client AI use to prepare documentation
Is your law firm ready for Payday Super?
Protégé: Why the legal profession needs every voice
A former BigLaw principal turned coach on optimal firm leadership in FY26–27 and beyond
The Corporate Counsel Show: The intersection between psychosocial hazards and AI as a safety risk
Protégé: Why this lawyer wrote a 'piss-take' novel on the profession
Regional collaboration and interconnectivity in a shifting geopolitical landscape
Legal concerns about the increasing use of employees' likeness
Protégé: Redefining the ideal law student