Karen Mak considers how courts can address the needs of self represented litigants through Online Dispute Resolution.

Read more "How can Australian courts better address the needs of self-represented litigants using Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)?"

Jon Lim discusses his experience attending the 2018 Global Legal Hackathon at Monash University.

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Ellen Hays explores new and innovative ways that lawyers and law firms might help to meet this need through pro bono legal work.

Read more "Pro bono legal services: An online model"

Rebecca Strati evaluates the effectiveness of reforms for child complainants in sexual assault cases.

Read more "Do reforms for child complainants in sexual assault cases actually reform?"

Joshua Levenda-Freeman explores the dangers of settlement distribution schemes in class actions financed by litigation funders.

Read more "Class Actions & Litigation Funding: Settlement Distribution Schemes are broken"

Whether you’re a lawyer, a student or a curious member of the public, you can improve your legal knowledge through podcasts.

Read more "10 Podcasts to keep your legal brain sharp over the holidays"

Monash Law Ambassadors have created a student publication, TechUp Law, to improve law students’ understanding of digital technologies in the legal industry.

Read more "TechUp Law: Monash Law Ambassadors’ guide to digital disruption"

ACJI’s exciting events program features leading thinkers in court systems and justice innovation.

Read more "Upcoming Justice Innovation Events"

Submit your abstract by Friday 21 July for the Monash Courts and Tribunals Research Roundtable.

Read more "Call for Abstracts: Monash Courts and Tribunals Research Roundtable"

The Law Society of NSW’s FLIP Report provides much-needed guidance on the changes taking place in the legal profession.

Read more "FLIP Report: A guide to the future of law"