Podcast appearances and mentions of julian morrow

In part 1 of this 2-part episode, host Julian Morrow is joined by Rachel Clements Co founder and Director of The Centre for Corporate Health to discuss trauma informed practice and how it can enhance client interactions, reduce risks, and improve overall outcomes – for everyone. Transcript: Trauma-informed practice: Reducing risk and improving outcomes Additional Resources Mental Health & Wellbeing – Lawcover The Law Society of NSW Solicitor Outreach Service (SOS) - 1800 592 296Northern Territory: LawCare – 1800 193 123 Nationally available support and helplines:Lifeline - 13 11 14Beyond Blue - 1300 224 636

In this episode, host Julian Morrow is joined by Malcolm Heath, Lawcover's Practice Risk Manager, to unpack a five-letter word that could feel like a four-letter one: CYBER. The key question isn't just how to prevent a cyber-attack but also how to respond when it happens—because how you respond can make all the difference. Transcript: Cybercrime – How you respond matters Additional Resources lawcover.com.au

In this episode, Julian Morrow chats with Ian Denham, partner at Moray & Agnew Lawyers, to unpack a crucial but often misunderstood legal concept: the Harman Obligation. What does it entail, what are the practical implications if you get it wrong, and how can you protect yourself? Transcript: Navigating the Harman Obligation Additional Resources Johnston v Allen [2024] NSWSC 187 Hearne v Street [2008] HCA 36

In this episode, Julian Morrow chats with Ian Denham, partner at Moray & Agnew Lawyers, to unpack a crucial but often misunderstood legal concept: the Harman Obligation.What does it entail, what are the practical implications if you get it wrong, and how can you protect yourself? Transcript: Navigating the Harman Obligation Additional Resources Johnston v Allen [2024] NSWSC 187 Hearne v Street [2008] HCA 36

In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with Brett McGrath, current president of the New South Wales Law Society, about navigating new legislative and technological changes, what these shifts mean for solicitors in their daily practice and why it is important to start preparing now. Transcript: Preparing your practice: managing legislative and technological change Additional Resources AML and CTF Hub | The Law Society of NSW AI for legal professionals | The Law Society of NSW

In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with Brett McGrath, current president of the New South Wales Law Society, about navigating new legislative and technological changes, what these shifts mean for solicitors in their daily practice and why it is important to start preparing now. Transcript: Preparing your practice: managing legislative and technological change Additional Resources AML and CTF Hub | The Law Society of NSW AI for legal professionals | The Law Society of NSW

In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with tax law barrister Andrew Rider about the intersection of immigration, tax and property laws in the complex landscape of Surcharge Purchaser Duty (SPD) and Surcharge Land Tax (SLT) in NSW. Transcript: Surcharge Traps Additional Resources Keddas Pty Ltd ATF Kaluarachchi Family Discretionary Trust v CCSR [2024] NSWCATAD 138

In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with tax law barrister Andrew Rider about the intersection of immigration, tax and property laws in the complex landscape of Surcharge Purchaser Duty (SPD) and Surcharge Land Tax (SLT) in NSW. Transcript: Surcharge Traps Additional Resources Keddas Pty Ltd ATF Kaluarachchi Family Discretionary Trust v CCSR [2024] NSWCATAD 138

Donna Tartt's novel The Secret History is a loveletter to Greek tragedy, that begins with a dedication from Nietzsche and Plato. Central to the story is the concept of the Dionysian, and the attempt of the main characters to experience the Dionysian. Richard Papen's fatal flaw is his "morbid longing for the picturesque at all costs". His undying quest for a beautiful aesthetic life leads him to become part of an elite clique of students at Hampden College in Vermont. All six of them are under the sway of a charismatic and mysterious professor named Julian Morrow. After his friends accidentally kill someone while attempting a modern-day bacchanalia, Richard finds himself drawn into their crime, as he does everything he can to help them cover it up. This year becomes the defining event of Richard's life, and the story is his retelling of this 'secret history' of how he became what he is. We will examine the novel's use of truth and appearance, and how the Dionysian in this story serves as a "pure fire of being" which burns away the false appearances of the characters in order to unify their appearance and essence, and force each person's nature to draw its final consequences.

How to stay secure while working on the run? In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with Cathryn Urquhart, a Professional Skills Trainer, about the risks and practicalities of working anywhere other than a designated desk and highlights the risks to be aware of in a world of flexible work arrangements. Transcript: Legal Work on the Run

How to stay secure while working on the run?  In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with Cathryn Urquhart, a Professional Skills Trainer, about the risks and practicalities of working anywhere other than a designated desk and highlights the risks to be aware of in a world of flexible work arrangements. Transcript: Episode 40: Legal Work on the Run

Back when we did our WAR STORIES mini-series, Charles and Dom caught up with Julian Morrow to reflect on the infamous APEC stunt. You can lose the ads and get more content! Become a Chaser Report VIP member at http://apple.co/thechaser OR https://plus.acast.com/s/the-chaser-report. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Understand the critical role of solicitors in assessing the prospects of success in litigation. Learn when a solicitor may have an obligation to inform clients that their case is hopeless. Tune in to this episode as Julian Morrow and barrister Amelia Avery-Williams address the practical considerations solicitors must navigate when assessing litigation prospects and learn how thorough documentation can defend against negligence claims. Transcript: Advising on Litigation and Client Prospects Additional Resources Victorian X-Ray Group Pty Ltd v Malouf t/a Malouf Solicitors (No 3) [2024] NSWSC 888* NOTE: The decision in Victorian X-Ray Group Pty Ltd v Malouf t/a Malouf Solicitors (No 3) [2024] NSWSC 888 is under appeal.

Understand the critical role of solicitors in assessing the prospects of success in litigation. Learn when a solicitor may have an obligation to inform clients that their case is hopeless.  Tune in to this episode as Julian Morrow and barrister Amelia Avery-Williams address the practical considerations solicitors must navigate when assessing litigation prospects and learn how thorough documentation can defend against negligence claims. Transcript: Advising on Litigation and Client Prospects Additional Resources Victorian X-Ray Group Pty Ltd v Malouf t/a Malouf Solicitors (No 3) [2024] NSWSC 888* NOTE: The decision in Victorian X-Ray Group Pty Ltd v Malouf t/a Malouf Solicitors (No 3) [2024] NSWSC 888 is under appeal.

In part 4 of Lawcover's cyber podcast series, host Julian Morrow talks to Katherine Jones, partner at Colin Biggers & Paisley, about Lawcover's Cyber Risk Insurance Policy that Lawcover has put in place for the benefit of its insured law practices. Transcript: Part 4 in Lawcover's Cyber Series: Lawcover's Cyber Risk Insurance Policy Additional Resources Cyber Policy Wording Cyber Resources

In part 4 of Lawcover's cyber podcast series, host Julian Morrow talks to Katherine Jones, partner at Colin Biggers & Paisley, about Lawcover's Cyber Risk Insurance Policy that Lawcover has put in place for the benefit of its insured law practices. Transcript: Part 4 in Lawcover's Cyber Series: Lawcover's Cyber Risk Insurance Policy Additional Resources Cyber Policy Wording Cyber Resources

In part 3 of Lawcover's Cyber podcast series, we revisit host Julian Morrow's chat with SJ Price, leader of AI Practice and partner at Stirling & Rose about the implications of generative AI models for law practices. Transcript: Part 3 in Lawcover's Cyber Series: AI Unplugged

In part 3 of Lawcover's Cyber podcast series, we revisit host Julian Morrow's chat with SJ Price, leader of AI Practice and partner at Stirling & Rose about the implications of generative AI models for law practices. Transcript: Part 3 in Lawcover's Cyber Series: AI Unplugged

It's not if, but when! Data and privacy breaches; are you at risk? In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Nitesh Patel, Principal, and Cyber and Technology Specialist at Gilchrist Connell about data breaches and what a law practice can do to protect its confidential information. Transcript: Part 2 in Lawcover's Cyber Series: Data and Privacy Breaches

It's not if, but when! Data and privacy breaches; are you at risk? In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Nitesh Patel, Principal, and Cyber and Technology Specialist at Gilchrist Connell about data breaches and what a law practice can do to protect its confidential information. Transcript: Part 2 in Lawcover's Cyber Series: Data and Privacy Breaches

The digital landscape is constantly evolving, and so must our defences.  In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Elissa Baxter, Chief Legal Officer at Lawcover about the evolving threat of cyber fraud and the strategies legal practices can adopt to prevent the loss of funds to cyber criminals. Transcript: First episode in Lawcover's Cyber Series: Protect your Legal Practice from Cyber Fraud

The digital landscape is constantly evolving, and so must our defences. In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Elissa Baxter, Chief Legal Officer at Lawcover about the evolving threat of cyber fraud and the strategies legal practices can adopt to prevent the loss of funds to cyber criminals. Transcript: Part 1 in Lawcover's Cyber Series: Protect your Legal Practice from Cyber Fraud

When law firms don't invest in the supervision and growth of their new lawyers it can lead to professional negligence claims and high staff turnover. In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Malcolm Heath, Practice Risk Manager at Lawcover about the critical role of supervision in the legal profession and the striking impact it has on the overall health of a law firm. Transcript: Episode 37: Supervision of new lawyers

When law firms don't invest in the supervision and growth of their new lawyers it can lead to professional negligence claims and high staff turnover. In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Malcolm Heath, Practice Risk Manager at Lawcover about the critical role of supervision in the legal profession and the striking impact it has on the overall health of a law firm. Transcript: Episode 37: Supervision of new lawyers

What do Artificial Intelligence tools like ChatGPT mean for law practices? In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Schellie-Jayne Price, leader of AI Practice and partner at Stirling & Rose about how these tools are used in legal practice and what you can do to identify and manage the risks. Transcript: Episode 36: AI unplugged

What do Artificial Intelligence tools like ChatGPT mean for law practices? In this episode Julian Morrow talks with Schellie-Jayne Price, leader of AI Practice and partner at Stirling & Rose about how these tools are used in legal practice and what you can do to identify and manage the risks. Transcript: Episode 36: AI unplugged

The law in relation to institutional abuse is rapidly evolving. In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with Cath Power, Partner at Wotton + Kearney about the High Court decision in GLJ v The Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Lismore [2032] HCA 32, what it means for permanent stay applications, and the implications for solicitors acting for parties in institutional abuse matters. CASES: GLJ v the Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Lismore [2032] HCA 32 Willmot v The State of Queensland [2023] HCATrans 155 Bird v DP [2032] HCATrans 145 Transcript: Episode 35: The evolving law in relation to institutional abuse

The law in relation to institutional abuse is rapidly evolving. In this episode, Julian Morrow talks with Cath Power, Partner at Wotton + Kearney about the High Court decision in GLJ v The Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Lismore [2032] HCA 32, what it means for permanent stay applications, and the implications for solicitors acting for parties in institutional abuse matters. Transcript: Episode 35: The evolving law in relation to institutional abuse Cases: GLJ v the Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Lismore [2032] HCA 32 Willmot v The State of Queensland [2023] HCATrans 155 Bird v DP [2032] HCATrans 145

When you're a new lawyer you are keen to impress and demonstrate your knowledge. In this episode, host Julian Morrow and Susan Hill, Special Counsel at Hones Lawyers, talk about the tendency for new lawyers to stray into ‘lone wolf thinking', and this podcast will help new lawyers and their supervisors and colleagues to recognise when that is happening and avoid the dangers it poses. Transcript: Episode 34: Lone Wolf Thinking Additional Resources: New Lawyer Accelerator Program

When you're a new lawyer you are keen to impress and demonstrate your knowledge. In this episode, host Julian Morrow and Susan Hill, Special Counsel at Hones Lawyers, talk about the tendency for new lawyers to stray into ‘lone wolf thinking', and this podcast will help new lawyers and their supervisors and colleagues to recognise when that is happening and avoid the dangers it poses. Additional Resources: New Lawyer Accelerator Program Transcript: Episode 34: Lone Wolf Thinking

Interest rate rises, surges in inflation and escalating cost of living. In this episode, host Julian Morrow chats with Malcolm Cameron, National Practice Group Leader at Sparke Helmore about our rapidly changing economy, the impact this has on solicitors and how economic pressures can increase the likelihood of professional negligence claims occurring. Transcript: Episode 33: Solicitors Under Fire: Economic Impact on Negligence Claims Additional Resources: Australian Executor Trustees (SA) Ltd v Kerr [2021] NSWCA 5 Secured Lending 1 Pty Ltd v Mahmassani [2021] NSWSC 811

Interest rate rises, surges in inflation and escalating cost of living. In this episode, host Julian Morrow chats with Malcolm Cameron, National Practice Group Leader at Sparke Helmore about our rapidly changing economy, the impact this has on solicitors and how economic pressures can increase the likelihood of professional negligence claims occurring. Additional Resources: Australian Executor Trustees (SA) Ltd v Kerr [2021] NSWCA 5 Secured Lending 1 Pty Ltd v Mahmassani [2021] NSWSC 811 Transcript: Episode 33: Solicitors Under Fire: Economic Impact on Negligence Claims

What situations lead to a personal costs order and how can you limit your exposure? In this episode, host Julian Morrow and Jon Tyne, special counsel with Sparke Helmore, chat about circumstances where personal costs orders may be made against solicitors and share practical steps that can be taken to limit the risks of exposure. Additional Resources: Canon Finance Australia Limited v Reliance Medical Practice Pty Ltd & Ors (No 8) [2020] NSWSC 1898 Transcript: Episode 32: Getting personal – limiting your exposure to personal costs orders

What situations lead to a personal costs order and how can you limit your exposure? In this episode, host Julian Morrow and Jon Tyne, special counsel with Sparke Helmore, chat about circumstances where personal costs orders may be made against solicitors and share practical steps that can be taken to limit the risks of exposure. Transcript: Episode 32: Getting personal – limiting your exposure to personal costs orders Additional Resources: Canon Finance Australia Limited v Reliance Medical Practice Pty Ltd & Ors (No 8) [2020] NSWSC 1898

With communication issues the leading cause of claims against lawyers, it is important to be aware that not all clients process information in the same way. In this episode, host Julian Morrow and Barrister Ian Duane chat about neurodiversity and the particular challenges of communicating with neurodiverse clients involved in litigation. We provide some practical ways you can improve your awareness and meet different communication styles to obtain the best outcome for your clients. Transcript: Episode 31: Neurodiversity and litigation - recognising and advising clients

With communication issues the leading cause of claims against lawyers, it is important to be aware that not all clients process information in the same way. In this episode, host Julian Morrow and Barrister Ian Duane chat about neurodiversity and the particular challenges of communicating with neurodiverse clients involved in litigation. We provide some practical ways you can improve your awareness and meet different communication styles to obtain the best outcome for your clients. Transcript: Episode 31: Neurodiversity and litigation - recognising and advising clients

Solicitors are subject to strict and ongoing obligations in relation to costs estimates and disclosures. In this episode, host Julian Morrow, co-founder of the Chaser and Giant Dwarf, and host of ABC Radio National's Sunday Extra, chats with Barrister Michelle Castle about the practicalities of meeting your obligations and explores some key cases on costs. Transcript: Episode 30: Footing the bill – emerging trends and issues in costs Additional Resources: Bell Lawyers v Pentelow [2019] HCA 29 Coshott v Spencer & Ors; Coshott v Spencer & Ors [2019] HCATrans 183 Todorovska v Brydens [2022] NSWCA 47 Atanaskovic Hartnell v Birketu Pty Ltd [2021] NSWCA 201

Solicitors are subject to strict and ongoing obligations in relation to costs estimates and disclosures. In this episode, host Julian Morrow, co-founder of the Chaser and Giant Dwarf, and host of ABC Radio National's Sunday Extra, chats with Barrister Michelle Castle about the practicalities of meeting your obligations and explores some key cases on costs. Additional Resources: Bell Lawyers v Pentelow [2019] HCA 29 Coshott v Spencer & Ors; Coshott v Spencer & Ors [2019] HCATrans 183 Todorovska v Brydens [2022] NSWCA 47 Atanaskovic Hartnell v Birketu Pty Ltd [2021] NSWCA 201 Transcript: Episode 30: Footing the bill – emerging trends and issues in costs

In this episode, host Julian Morrow chats with Alistair Marshall about the changing legal services market and looks at practical tips for attracting clients to your legal practice. Transcript Transcript: Navigating the New – the Law Practice as a Business Resources Alistair Marshall bio

In this episode, host Julian Morrow chats with Alistair Marshall about the changing legal services market and looks at practical tips for attracting clients to your legal practice. Additional Resources: Alistair Marshall bio Transcript: Navigating the New – the Law Practice as a Business

In this episode, host Julian Morrow co-founder of The Chaser, Giant Dwarf and host of ABC National Radio's Sunday Extra chats with Susan Warda, Partner at Mills Oakley Lawyers, and Family Law Accredited Specialist. Additional Resources: Susan Warda bio

In this episode, host Julian Morrow co-founder of The Chaser, Giant Dwarf and host of ABC National Radio's Sunday Extra chats with Susan Warda, Partner at Mills Oakley Lawyers, and Family Law Accredited Specialist. Additional Resources: Susan Warda bio

In this episode, host Julian Morrow co-founder of the Chaser, Giant Dwarf and host of ABC National Radio's Sunday Extra chats with Simone Herbert-Lowe, Director at Law & Cyber, about cybercrime and cyber assisted fraud in legal practice. They discuss the practical steps that can be taken to secure your practice and minimise the impact should a cyber incident occur. Additional Resources: Lawcover Cyber Resources Solicitors' duties in the digital era - is there a duty of technological competence? Simone Herbert-Lowe bio

In this episode, host Julian Morrow co-founder of the Chaser, Giant Dwarf and host of ABC National Radio's Sunday Extra chats with Simone Herbert-Lowe, Director at Law & Cyber, about cybercrime and cyber assisted fraud in legal practice. They discuss the practical steps that can be taken to secure your practice and minimise the impact should a cyber incident occur. Additional Resources: Lawcover Cyber Resources Solicitors' duties in the digital era - is there a duty of technological competence?

We are back from our brief hiatus, and in this episode, we welcome writer and academic Crystal O'Leary Davidson! Make sure to check out her short fiction.  In Donna Tartt's The Secret History Richard Papen recounts his ill-fated time at Hampden College in Vermont. A second-year transfer from California, Richard, middle class and awkward amongst his privileged peers, becomes fascinated with a group of students studying under the mysterious Julian Morrow, a Professor of Classics. At first, Richard is denied entry into Julian's Classics curriculum. Julian is extremely selective. But after Richard has a serendipitous encounter with the group translating in the library, Julian allows Richard to join his classes. Richard's fellow students, the twins, Camilla and Charles Macaulay, Francis Abernathy, Edmund “Bunny” Corcoran, and the brilliant Henry Winter, have formed an insular group that further constricts when four of them take their studies too far. The fall-out from this accident leads to the murder of Bunny Corcoran. This isn't a spoiler. Richard reveals the murder and the murderers at the beginning of the novel. What follows is an exploration of why Bunny was killed and how evil begets evil, until all is infected and ruined. As Richard tells us in the prologue's conclusion: “I suppose at one time in my life I might have had any number of stories, but now there is no other. This is the only story I will ever be able to tell.” Recommended in this episode: comfort Star Wars watches and Catriona Ward novels (also discussed: The Once Upon A Time At Bennington podcast) UP NEXT: Carmen Maria Machado's The Low Low Woods Please rate and review us, or better yet, tell a friend.  Our social media is @MonsterWrote on Twitter and Instagram. Our email is monsterwrote@gmail.com. This episode was produced and researched by Lisa and Mel. Theme music is “Misconception” by Nicolas Gasparini, used with permission.

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