The Federal Court of Australia reportedly had some of its files accessed by an Indian tech firm in what has been labelled a “national security risk”.
Hackers behind an attack on New Zealand law firm Langley Twigg Law have published 380 gigabytes of stolen data.
Increased regulation and risk have impacted workloads and financial pressures within law departments across the board.
The appointment of a new Sydney partner has strengthened Dentons’ capability for complex infrastructure and development projects.
A lawyer who arrived 30 minutes late to court and tried to cover it up with a fake attendance note has been struck off the roll.
If the ACCC convinces the court that Coles’ “Down Down” promotion was misleading, Australia’s major supermarkets could be strong-armed into offering fewer or less frequent specials, counsel has argued.
Lawyers Weekly and principal partner Commonwealth Private are thrilled to launch this year’s Partner of the Year Awards, for which submissions and nominations are now open.
In December 2025, the Queensland Supreme Court handed down a judgment that will have immediate implications for directors who traded through the pandemic, writes Roy Kim, Jason Wang, and Seunghyun Jin.
Following a 338 per cent increase in the total value of bonds written in the last 12 months, eGuarantee has raised $5.5 million.
Sydney-based boutique firm Baybridge Lawyers has bolstered its property capabilities with the addition of a special counsel who brings over 20 years of experience in property law.
