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Big Law 25 July 2023 ByLauren CroftThe Victorian Supreme Court has been told that the “hard” public...

The Victorian Supreme Court has been told that the “hard” public housing lockdowns of 2020 in Melbourne were...

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Big Law 08 May 2023 ByLauren CroftDiscrimination claim against ALS over vaccine mandate dismissed

A former Aboriginal Legal Service employee has had his case against the ALS dismissed after he claimed he was...

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Big Law 24 April 2023 ByJess FeyderNational plaintiff firm Shine Lawyers has filed a class action on...

National plaintiff firm Shine Lawyers has filed a class action on behalf of 25 people whose family members died at the...

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Big Law 31 March 2023 ByLauren CroftIs ‘loud leaving’ the newest wellness trend for law firms?

As employee wellbeing and work/life balance emerge as the norm for modern workplaces, “loud leaving” is a trend that...

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Big Law 24 March 2023 ByJess FeyderWhy did courts see heightened rates of divorces during COVID-19?

The solicitor and founder of Australia’s largest divorce legal service discussed why there was a hike in divorces...

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Big Law 06 February 2023 ByLauren CroftLitigation concerns around business interruption insurance...

Post-pandemic, businesses’ expectations of a business interruption policy are greater than ever. But with insurers...

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Big Law 22 November 2022 ByLauren CroftMelbourne, Sydney recruitment markets were ‘absolutely’ impacted...

Post-pandemic, these recruiters reflected on how COVID-19 — and statewide lockdowns — affected two major Australian...

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Big Law 21 November 2022 ByLauren CroftWFH post-pandemic considered more ethical than not amid rising case...

Employers who fail to make flexible working part of their culture are considered more unethical in the face of COVID-19,...

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Big Law 18 November 2022 ByJess FeyderIs the overturning of Djokovic’s visa ban preferential treatment?

Novak Djokovic’s visa ban has been overturned by the Australian government, enabling him to play in the 2023...

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Big Law 13 October 2022 ByLauren CroftRuby Princess ‘never should have sailed’: Class action proceedings...

The class action trial against Carnival and Princess Cruise Lines has kicked off in the Federal Court, predicted to last...

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