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New South Wales
NSW principal found guilty of trust account deficiencies, intermixing payments
The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal has found a principal and partner engaged in unsatisfactory professional...
16 September 2020
By Naomi Neilson
HFW moves to new Sydney premises
Global law firm HFW is relocating to new premises in Sydney to make room for a growing number of...
15 September 2020
By Tony Zhang
NSW prepared to move first on defamation laws
NSW is prepared to move first on defamation laws despite warnings that uniform introduction across Australia is crucial...
08 September 2020
By Tony Zhang
New justice precinct, law school under $350m proposal
A Western Sydney commercial hub has introduced a proposal to expand the area’s justice precinct and attract more than...
14 August 2020
By Naomi Neilson
Australian Family Lawyers sees strong growth, aims for national expansion
Australia’s first listed family law firm has seen sales and profit growth as it aims to become a major player in the...
14 August 2020
By Tony Zhang
NSW rolls out court tech upgrades
NSW courts are introducing new look websites that will make it faster and easier for the community to access important...
11 August 2020
By Tony Zhang
Recent prison population decrease key to justice targets
The federal government’s justice targets to reduce adult incarceration of First Nations people were largely...
10 August 2020
By Naomi Neilson
NSW becomes first state to pass extensive defamation reforms
NSW has become the first state in Australia to pass a suite of defamation law reforms aiming to unclog courts from...
10 August 2020
By Tony Zhang
Tribunal passes down lighter penalty to solicitor due to COVID-19 restrictions
In proceedings to determine a penalty for a solicitor guilty of professional misconduct, the Civil and Administrative...
07 August 2020
By Naomi Neilson
Law Society and solicitor locked in standstill post-appeal
Neither the Law Society of NSW nor a solicitor found to have engaged in professional misconduct and unsatisfactory...
05 August 2020
By Naomi Neilson
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