KPMG Australia’s whistleblower crisis has drawn two of the country’s largest law firms into an increasingly awkward parliamentary examination of corporate investigations, client privilege and the ...

The U.S. legal industry continued its steady expansion in July, adding more jobs even as the broader labor market unexpectedly weakened. New federal employment data shows that US legal jobs reache...

The U.S. legal industry continued its steady expansion in July, adding more jobs even as the broader labor market unexpectedly weakened. New federal employment data shows that US legal jobs reache...

On Monday, June 25, 2011, the California Supreme Court issued its long-awaited decision in Coito v. Superior Court, addressing the issue of whether a party in litigation could rely upon the work p...

Singapore tribunal rules dismissal unjust despite no discrimination findinghcamag.

Employers are being given legal advice to manage a new workplace trend fuelled by artificial intelligence. AI-generated grievances, complaints, and appeals are surging across the UK, according to ...

Another two senior KPMG executives associated with the whistleblower scandal have resigned from the firm as it prepares for another round of public hearings on the matter this Friday. KPMG said its...

Two KPMG executives who were part of the firm’s botched response to a whistleblower’s allegations of misconduct in its audit division are leaving the firm, as it tries to clean house before a parli...

Premier Ben Carroll pushes Victoria's contested work-from-home reform back to mid-2027 amid sustained pressure from employer groups Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has delayed the state's right-to-wo...

Premier Ben Carroll pushes Victoria's contested work-from-home reform back to mid-2027 amid sustained pressure from employer groups Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has delayed the state's right-to-wo...