Jerome Doraisamy

Restraint needed on social media, especially by partners

Following recent Lawyers Weekly reporting that legal professionals have more freedom to post social, political or religious views online than sportspeople like Israel ...

POLITICS • Tue, 28 May 2019

‘The time is right’ for PM to enshrine First Nations Voice in constitution

Newly re-elected Prime Minister Scott Morrison has a “unique opportunity” to work with Indigenous Peoples and enshrine the First Nations Voice into our nation’s founding ...

POLITICS • Tue, 28 May 2019

B2B service advised on IPO and ASX listing

Melbourne-based business-to-business service Powerwrap Limited has been advised on its $17.4 million IPO and listing on the Australian Stock Exchange.

SME LAW • Tue, 28 May 2019

Navigating emotional investments with your in-house practice

Maintaining one’s motivation to drive practical legal frameworks and outcomes that truly benefit those in need is the best way to tackle the intense and draining nature ...

CORPORATE COUNSEL • Tue, 28 May 2019

Morrison government ‘does not have a clear mandate’ to repeal Medevac Bill

With federal parliament set to resume shortly, any attempt to unwind recently passed legislation that provides access to medical care for persons in offshore detention ...

POLITICS • Mon, 27 May 2019

A-G Porter to focus on ‘a number of major reforms’

Christian Porter, who has been re-appointed as Attorney-General, has listed the structural reform of the family courts, establishment of an integrity commission and ...

POLITICS • Mon, 27 May 2019

Why Pipers can now move to expel partner suing for sex discrimination

The Federal Court has discharged an injunction preventing national firm Piper Alderman from expelling partner Lexia Wilson, holding it was “not satisfied” the convening ...

SME LAW • Mon, 27 May 2019

Lawyer X royal commission extended

Given the “seriousness” of the matters before the state inquiry into Victoria Police’s management of informant and barrister Nicola Gobbo, the Andrews government has ...

THE BAR • Sun, 26 May 2019

Injunction preventing Pipers from moving to expel partner suing for sex discrimination 'discharged'

The Federal Court of Australia has discharged an injunction preventing national firm Piper Alderman from convening a meeting to consider expelling Lexia Wilson from the ...

SME LAW • Fri, 24 May 2019