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The Bar • 03 January 2019
‘Rigorous’ written submissions now ‘indispensable’ for appeals
Written submissions play a role as important as oral advocacy in 21st century appeals, a Victorian judge has said.
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The Bar • 24 December 2018
New appointments for Qld’s courts
Queensland has appointed two new judges for the District Court, and a new Children’s Court president, as 2018 draws to a...
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The Bar • 19 December 2018
Systemic discrimination ‘not limited to legal profession’
In order to combat discrimination in the legal profession, a more holistic look into the issue from a society-wide...
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The Bar • 19 December 2018
National native title tribunal appoints 2 for 5-year terms
An appointment and a re-appointment have been made for the National Native Title Tribunal, according to a statement from the...
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Australia’s newest coroner’s court and forensic medicine facility has been completed, with the $90 million building...
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A new judge has been appointed to the Federal Circuit Court of Australia, effective 30 January.
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While noting that Senator David Leyonhjelm’s bill subjecting Commonwealth litigants to enforceable model litigant...
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A Sydney-based partner at King & Wood Mallesons has been appointed as a judge of the Supreme Court of NSW.
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The use of a restorative justice scheme in the nation’s capital is delivering positive outcomes for crime victims and...
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Justice Tanya Kennedy of the New York State Supreme Court has spoken out about what more needs to be done to address...
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The federal government has named 33 new part-time appointments to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
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The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court has announced the appointment of 25 new senior counsel for the state.
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An adjunct law professor and barrister from John Toohey Chambers, who took silk in 2002, has ascended to the role of...
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Despite the reluctance many jurisdictions have about utilising tech in dispute resolution matters, the chair of...
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