2017
Articles
Our experts featured in future of law and innovation report
Professor Luke Nottage and Adjunct Faculty member, Dr Andrew Bell, SC were both featured in the recently published report, The Future of Law and Innovation in the Profession.
Student mooters in new Jessup Cup world record
The world championship win follows previous victories by Sydney Law School teams in 2015, 2011, 2007 and 1996.
Vis Moot Team does us proud
Congratulations to our Vis Moot Team, victors in the Australian Chartered Institute of Arbitrators National Vis “Pre-Moot” in Melbourne.
Law students to participate in global, interdisciplinary think tank
Well done to Sydney Law School students Sharon Yin and James Dong, who were selected to participate in Law Without Walls for 2017.
ACCEL presents a year in review
Sydney Law School wins prestigious mooting competition
Our mooting team will now head to Washington to compete internationally after winning the prestigious national competition.
Vale Nicola Franklin
Nicola made a significant contribution to Sydney Law School over a period of 32 years as an academic, teacher, administrator, and colleague.
Graduate making a difference in child protection royal commission
The passionate graduate lawyer says she chose the Master of Criminology at the Sydney Law School because of its currency in today's political and social environment.
Law alumni receive Australia Day Honours
Congratulations to all members of the University of Sydney Law School community who have been recognised in the 2017 Australia Day Honours List for their outstanding contributions across many aspects of Australian life.
Explainer: What are workers rights to pay in the gig economy?
Many gig economy workers don’t enjoy the same rights as an employee. Professor Joellen Riley, Dean of Sydney Law School and an expert in labour law, explains what rights they have, and the contract terms to look out for.