The Mushroom Murder – Analysis
Justice, Tragedy and the Media: Reflections on the Erin Patterson Mushroom Murder VerdictBy Michael J. Tyler A Lunch That Ended in Murder It sounds like the plot of a crime novel – a quiet family lunch in country Victoria, a homemade beef Wellington, and a horrifying twist. But this was no work of fiction. This […]
Read MoreThe Rise of AI in Australian Law: What It Means for the Future
By Michael J. Tyler As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly transforms the global landscape, Australia stands at the edge of a profound shift in how legal services are delivered, accessed, and understood. The legal profession; often perceived as tradition bound and resistant to change is now being challenged to evolve or risk becoming obsolete in some […]
Read MoreThe Benefits of Fixed-Fee Legal Services in Alternative Dispute Resolution
By Michael J. Tyler In the evolving landscape of legal practice, the rise of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has marked a welcome shift toward more cost-effective, efficient, and client-focused solutions. Yet, even within ADR, uncertainty about legal costs continues to be a barrier for many individuals and businesses. That’s why fixed-fee legal services are emerging […]
Read MoreChoosing the Right Mediation Structure in Family Dispute Resolution
Choosing the Right Mediation Structure in Family Dispute ResolutionBy Michael Tyler Introduction In family dispute resolution (FDR), once the mediator assesses that the parties are suitable for mediation, the next crucial decision is determining what form the mediation should take. While the facilitative model remains the cornerstone of family mediation, there are several other structures, […]
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