Overview for in-house legal departments
Practical Law for in-house legal departments
As an in-house lawyer, you're expected to provide answers on a broad range of legal issues quickly and confidently. However, this isn't always an easy feat, especially when the questions are on areas outside of your expertise. But what if there was a solution that could help?
Practical Law's how-to guides and resources equip you and your team with the practical tools, know-how and insight you need to enhance your role as your organisation's trusted advisers.
"Practical Law offers in-house counsel expertly drafted practice notes and a library of maintained precedents, so that they can quickly get up to speed on new areas of the law or check for recent developments, and provide pragmatic solutions to their business. I'm excited to have a role in shaping the future of this service, as we expand to cover new areas of the law and develop additional functionality to empower in-house counsel and their teams."
Rachel Launders,
General Counsel and Company Secretary, Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings Ltd & Practical Law Australia Advisory Board Member
Resources are organised under themes designed to reflect your workflow
Day-to-day matters
Contracts, confidentiality, legal professional privilege, supply of goods and services, technology issues, data protection and privacy... more »
Managing employees
Recruitment, induction and internal company policies and procedures, minimum terms and conditions of employment... more »
Major projects and corporate transactions
Heads of agreement and exchanges of confidential information, intra-group reorganisations, share and asset acquisitions... more »
Company secretarial
How to incorporate a company, general housekeeping and day-to-day matters, company administration... more »
Managing the in-house legal function
Managing legal department operations, practical tips to help new general counsel and in-house lawyers transition into their roles, using technology to improve efficiency... more »
Managing disputes and litigation
Pre-action considerations, letters of demand, starting proceedings, production of documents, evidence preparation... more »
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In-house Resource Centre*
We understand that in-house lawyers work differently to their law firm counterparts and that your legal problems rarely involve just one area of the law. Designed by and for in-house lawyers, Practical Law's In-house Resource Centre offers a centralised library of all the tools and resources you'll need to advise your company with confidence and handle even the unfamiliar aspects of a legal problem.
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Integration with Westlaw AU
Move seamlessly between your Practical Law Australia resources and primary law research with direct links to legislation on Westlaw AU.
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What's Market*
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Our quality starts with our people.
Practical Law Australia's legal writers have in-house expertise gained from some of Australia's leading corporate legal departments. Now their job is to provide practical legal guidance and know-how to you and your team – so that you have more time to focus on offering greater value to your internal clients.
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In this whitepaper, we examine how intelligent technology tools combined with a future-proofed talent management strategy can upskill and empower your in-house lawyers to perform at their peak.
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In today’s highly regulated, digitally disrupted business landscape, general counsel are no longer simply focused on providing legal services to their organisation. Their workloads are increasing as they take on more strategic functions, often without any additional resources. Faced with a tightening legal market, the pressure is on for legal departments to nurture their in-house talent and invest in technology that will enable them to become more agile and efficient than ever before.
In this whitepaper, we examine how intelligent technology tools combined with a future-proofed talent management strategy can upskill and empower your in-house lawyers to perform at their peak.
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