11 July 2022
NAIDOC Week 2022
As NAIDOC week comes to a close, we reflect on the importance of this year’s theme “Get up, show up, stand up!”, we take the time to acknowledge the Kaurna people.
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6 July 2022
Budget forecasts are not the place for unfounded optimism – key takeaways from Crowley v Worley Ltd
This article discusses the relevance of company knowledge (not just knowledge of the board) in misleading or deceptive conduct cases).
30 June 2022
90 years of the ABC – DMAW Lawyers talk volunteering with Sonya Feldhoff and Annette Holden
DMAW Lawyers attends ABC's 90th birthday celebrations with ABC’s Sonya Feldhoff and disability awareness advocate Annette Holden to discuss volunteering.
28 June 2022
Meritas feature DMAW Lawyers in new member video
DMAW Lawyers is proud to be the exclusive South Australian member of Meritas – a premier global alliance of independent law firms, recently recognised by Chambers and Partners as a leading law firm network in its highest category, "The Elite" ...
28 June 2022
Is your business at risk of “Pinkwashing” this Pride Month?
Is your business at risk of “pinkwashing” this Pride Month? Nicole Mead explains.
26 June 2022
Promotions – Congratulations to Annabel Nettle & Mario Pegoli
Congratulations to Annabel Nettle and Mario Pegoli who have been promoted to Associates in recognition of their progression, development and contribution to the firm.
21 June 2022
Congratulations Cherie Inglis – Certificate IV in Legal Services
DMAW Lawyers congratulates Cherie Inglis on completing a Certificate IV in Legal Services.
20 June 2022
DMAW Lawyers featured in Pro Bono Voco – “Growing Pro Bono in South Australia”
We are pleased to share that our pro bono practice has recently been highlighted by the Australian Pro Bono Centre, in their bi-annual Pro Bono Voco publication.
19 June 2022
Indigenous legal system representation bolstered through appointment of Australia’s first ever Aboriginal Supreme Court Judge
DMAW Lawyers would like to congratulate Wurranga man Lincoln Crowley on his appointment as Australia's first ever Aboriginal Supreme Court judge.
