A Wollongong-based solicitor will not be issued a practising certificate until such time as he has complied with a notice issued to him pursuant to the Uniform Law of NSW.
There’s been more than 950 notifications under the notifiable data breach scheme over the past year, with more than 10 per cent occurring in the legal, accounting and management space, new statistics show.
Australia is failing in its duty of care to young people, with urgent action required to end the practice of detaining children in adult watch-houses in Queensland, argue two legal advocacy bodies.
The Council of the Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council has appointed a retired NSW Court of Appeal judge as its new chair.
Queensland Museum has been advised by King & Wood Mallesons on the “most comprehensive touring space flight exhibition in the world”.
A general counsel explained how navigating a fluctuating economic climate helps in-house lawyers further develop their practical and business skills, which will be “easily transferable” for future work.
General counsel turnover has increased 65 per cent over the last three years because CEOs are demanding change and better legal support, according to a report.
With new data showing more than 950 data breaches were recorded in the first year of the notifiable data breach scheme, a list of best practice tips for entities has been released by the government.
A justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales has dismissed an application for recusal because of the alleged political views of the tipstaff of His Honour.
With the federal election now just days away, the Labor Party has released its budget plan, which shows a number of justice projects, areas for legislative reform and legal initiatives earmarked for action if the ALP is elected into power.
