'I've been working part-time for the past five years, as I balance work with raising a young family. I think there's this idea that working part time, especially in a deal team, isn't achievable. For me, having amazing support at home and ...

Climate change is a global issue that affects our people, clients and communities. We willingly accept our responsibility to contribute to the global challenge of reaching net zero emissions by 2050. ...

Our First Nations Internship Program has been running since 2006, providing an opportunity for law students to find out more about working in a commercial legal environment. ...

Stepping out of a full-time role to try contract work can often feel daunting, but for Mary Jane it felt right. ...

As AI transforms the way we work, clear principles are essential. Learn more about our responsible, strategic approach to AI adoption, which balances innovation with ethical, legal, and risk considerations. The future of work is evolving, ...

Fiona Reid Principal, Accredited Specialist in Family Law Reid Family Lawyers, Sydney This interview was conducted in 2015. Allens alumna Fiona Reid's career at the firm was interesting and varied, where she began as a secretary, and ended ...

David Brewster Legal Director Coles Group, Melbourne This interview was conducted in 2016. Former Competition Law group partner David Brewster left Allens in 2016 to join the Coles Group as Legal Director. After 13 years as a partner, he ...

Collaborating for economic stability Banks and financial institutions are playing a critical role in stabilising Australia's economy in the midst of global uncertainty – they are providing financial resilience at a time of significant ...

The healthcare sector faces both great change and opportunity. Rapid innovation in health technology is creating new ways to assist patients, along with new challenges for regulators and industry participants. Our clients are reimagining ...

Driving the energy transition and realising net zero with critical minerals and rare earths Investor appetite for lithium, rare earths, copper, cobalt, nickel and other critical minerals continues to grow as Australia's, and the world's, ...