Adrian Fisher TMT Counsel Linklaters, Singapore This interview was conducted in 2016. From Allens in Australia to Linklaters in Singapore, alumnus Adrian Fischer has had a whirlwind tour of Asia over the last few years. We find out what's ...

Stories This week Richard Spurio announced the winners of the 2023 Allens Values Awards.  Each year these awards provide an opportunity to celebrate the incredible work that has been happening around the firm and to share the stories of ...

Siobhan Lancaster Founder Instatruck, Perth This interview was conducted in 2016. Allens alumna Siobhan Lancaster moved from the M&A and corporate world into resources as a company secretary and legal counsel at various resources companies ...

Unlocking potential Australia has the scale, geography and renewable energy potential to be a leading global data centre market. As cloud adoption, AI and data sovereignty reshape the digital economy, data centres have evolved from niche ...

Connecting you with past networks, present insights and tomorrow's potential. For 200 years our people – past and present – have been united in helping shape a better future for our clients and communities. ...

Allens is always on the lookout for exceptional talent, and we welcome diversity and individuality. Browse our vacancies, sign up for job alerts or apply online. ...

Geoff, a partner specialising in superannuation, funds management and financial services law (which has been a hot spot for client demand in recent years), has been a supporter of the Adapt program since its early days, and regularly refers lawyers in his network to the program. ...

Getting admitted to practice law in Australia is a straightforward process for NZ-qualified lawyers, and we're here to help.  Thomas Wigglesworth Thomas Wigglesworth Talent Acquisition Manager Areas of expertise What's involved? Ask us a ...

Throughout significant periods of change, our banks remained resilient and a big part of our positive economic recovery. ...

Culture and social licence '[G]etting culture and conduct right is not a supervisory requirement. It is necessary for banks’ and banking’s economic and social sustainability'1 Culture and misconduct The role of corporate culture assumes ...