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Big Law • 22 July 2023
Partners celebrated and a lack of post-pandemic holidays: What’s hot in law this week (17–21 July)
Australia’s best partners and partner equivalents for 2023 have been recognised, and polling suggests that lawyers are...
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Big Law • 19 July 2023
Victorian barristers slam Dan Andrews’ Lawyer X comments as ‘misguided, wrong’
Premier Daniel Andrews’ comments after the closure of the Lawyer X investigative office have been denounced as...
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Big Law • 04 July 2023
Lawyer X launched fresh legal action against Victoria Police
Former criminal barrister Nicola Gobbo made explosive accusations about senior Victoria Police members in a lawsuit seeking...
Read More Big Law • 29 June 2023
Lawyer X scandal fizzles out with no legal repercussions
Those behind the explosive Lawyer X scandal are not likely to face legal consequences as the office responsible for building...
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Amid speculations Nicola Gobbo may have been prepared to enter a plea, Victoria’s Director of Public Prosecutions...
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Lawyer X’s special investigator has told the Victorian government to close down the office or expect his resignation...
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The newly introduced “Lawyer X legislation” has come under criticism from the Law Institute of Victoria and the...
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Victoria has led the charge on the management of informants with the implementation of new Lawyer X legislation,...
Read MoreLandmark new reforms will strengthen Victoria Police’s management of human sources, after a royal commission delivered...
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Following the royal commission into barrister-turned-police informant Nicola Gobbo that found many instances of...
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Given the number of prosecutions at risk of being overturned due to the involvement of former barrister and police...
Read MoreFormer High Court judge Geoffrey Nettle has been given new powers to examine the potential criminal conduct and...
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A former justice of the High Court of Australia is set to consider whether criminal or disciplinary charges are...
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After 11 months, 127 days of hearings, 81 witnesses and 1,491 exhibits, the Royal Commission into the Management of...
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