Doing legal work is not just about knowing the law. Producing quality legal work in a timely and efficient manner requires a consistent application of practice management basics.
This webinar identifies key practice management steps you should follow and provides practical tips to help you consistently produce quality legal work. Presented by Stephen Bubb.
Solicitors should be aware of recent changes to practice requirements in the Supreme Court and County Courts of Victoria, as well as updates to the contract of sale of land, lease of real estate, and changes to prescribed forms for enduring powers of attorney.
When a client urgently needs a solicitor’s certificate for a loan guarantee, it’s easy for the matter to feel like a simple procedural step. In reality, these requests carry substantial professional risk and demand thorough advice, detailed record-keeping and strict compliance with rule 11. Before you take on the next last-minute guarantee, here’s what you need to know to protect both yourself and your client.
Building a strong risk culture within your law firm takes intentional planning and consistent effort. While it's never too late to start new risk management initiatives, the quieter period at the start of the year offers an ideal opportunity to strengthen your fundamentals and establish habits that protect your practice and enhance your firm's resilience.
Taking a proactive approach and building risk management into every stage of your legal work is key. The sections below outline practical areas you can review to strengthen your practice. You don't need to tackle everything at once. Even choosing a few key areas to focus on will strengthen your firm's risk culture and the quality of the work you deliver to clients.
The LPLC is proud to present the Annual Report for 2024-2025. This high was tabled in the Victorian Parliament on 12th of November 2025.
Cybercriminals are creating fake solicitor websites with domain impersonation.
The Legal Practitioners’ Liability Committee is delighted to welcome Justin Graham KC as a new Committee member commencing in March 2025.
