a survival guide for legal practice managers.

As organisations consider adopting new AML or Know Your Customer (KYC) platforms, it’s essential to ensure their existing environments can support these tools effectively. Read the latest article from ALPMA Queensland partner, Essential Tech.

Many Australians ask “how much super should I have at my age?” The latest article by ALPMA Australian Partner legalsuper, will help you understand the typical super balance by age, and can help you see whether you’re on track for retirement.

Elias Recruitment’s latest Australian legal market commentary explores the key trends reshaping the legal employment landscape, including salary movement, talent supply pressures, workforce sentiment and what firms expect in the year ahead. Read their full perspective then get the 2026 HR Issues & Salary Survey report 📘

Fluid Recruitment’s latest NZ legal market commentary shows hiring accelerating, salaries rising and Australia pulling key talent. Read their full perspective then get the 2026 HR Issues & Salary Survey report 📘

60% of Australian law firms lose 6+ hours weekly to outdated tech, limiting productivity and growth. In this article by ALPMA International Partner, Clio, you can find how law firms use technology, where productivity is lost, and how firms compare on AI readiness, cybersecurity, and vendor dependence.

Australian SME law firms face profitability squeeze from fixed fees and compliance. Read the latest article from ALPMA Victorian Partner LegalScout about how you can boost efficiency.

LegalAI platforms can transform the way SME Law firms deliver services to their clients, by amplifying team output and quality to compete much more effectively against BigLaw firms. Read the latest article from ALPMA Victorian Partner LegalScout.

In the latest legalsuperlearn podcast episode, CEO Luke Symons shares powerful insights on leadership, culture, and resilience during times of change. Here’s what you need to know to lead boldly in 2026, from ALPMA Australian Partner, legalsuper.

Kathryn Jackson shares the questions behind The Great Recharge programme and how it helps protect what matters most in the legal profession.