Following a major win for the lead plaintiff, the lawyers behind a strip-search class action have urged the state of NSW to enter settlement negotiations and compensate thousands of other potential victims.
Listed entity Shine Justice, the parent company of Shine Lawyers, has elevated 34 lawyers to more senior roles, as of today (1 October).
In a courtroom, evidence is tested. In a documentary, it’s arranged. That difference might seem small, but it isn’t, writes Rebecca Ward, MBA.
BigLaw firm Lander & Rogers has welcomed Margaret Gigliotti as a partner in its Melbourne corporate team.
A new Federal Court class action alleged the Australian government’s Work for the Dole program was discriminatory and unjust.
New data suggests that in-house counsel and their departments (that are signatories to the National Pro Bono Target) remain well behind their private practice counterparts in the undertaking of pro bono work.
Following last month’s rate cut, find out, in this special announcement from Legal Home Loans, if the Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to raise, hold, or cut interest rates at its third meeting of the new financial year.
A Queensland woman has failed to shake off an interim injunction that has prevented her from acting as an alleged sham lawyer.
Clive Palmer said he would try to challenge Australia in a Swiss court after an international tribunal shut down his claim against the country over a blocked mining proposal in Western Australia.
Commercial practice Cowell Clarke has grown substantially in the last six months and has now added another director to its ranks.
