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Allens Adapt: Tegan Bleys' experience
Lily is the National Manager of Adapt, our dedicated flexible resourcing solution which matches legal experts to contract opportunities, and secondments. ...
Innovation, LegalTech and Review
Innovation is about more than just technology. It's part of our culture to work together to innovate and co-create solutions to ensure we are delivering real, tangible results. ...
Business teams
The best lawyers need the best business partners. At Allens, our business teams are also specialists in their field. ...
Digital horizons: harnessing the future of technology
Technology is driving a major transformation. The opportunities you seize and the risks you mitigate now will determine your business' future. ...
Propelling city growth: case studies
Small-scale and smart: Casey Hospital The Casey Hospital expansion cost less than a quarter of a new hospital and delivered all required infrastructure A strong performance all around. Allens was firmly 'in the tent' rather than providing ...
What this means for remuneration
Executive remuneration Last year, the Commission's examination of misconduct and senior executive remuneration contributed to a reporting season hit by public showings of shareholder dissatisfaction, with many of Australia's largest ...
Our history
Allens was founded on 22 July 1822, the day after 21-year-old George Allen was admitted as an attorney and solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales and became the first person to complete their full legal training in Australia. When he began his small legal practice in a cottage on Elizabeth Street in Sydney, he could not have forseen the story that would follow. ...
Coronial inquest providing a voice for Aboriginal rights
Stories Navigating new legal territory Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this page contains images of deceased people. Following the tragic death of Yorta Yorta woman Tanya Day, Ms Day's four children are ...
Supreme Court decision overturns mandatory sentencing of 13 year old
Meet David*, an Aboriginal boy from Bunbury in Western Australia, who was just 13 years old when he was sentenced under Western Australia's mandatory sentencing laws, having pleaded guilty to a number of burglary offences. ...
First Nations Engagement Plan
Our commitment to reconciliation Our First Nations Engagement Plan provides a framework for Allens to support national reconciliation. Allens acknowledges both a responsibility to contribute to reconciliation, and the importance of ...