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Big Law • 12 July 2024
Adelaide lawyer’s ‘incompetence’ stuns disciplinary committee
Despite being reassured time and again that his matter “was in hand”, an Adelaide business owner’s matter was left to...
Big Law • 08 July 2024
Lawyer who robbed chemist with ‘knife and acid’ to be struck from roll
Wearing a baseball cap and a surgical mask, a Brisbane lawyer handed a pharmacist a note that said he had a “knife and acid...
Big Law • 27 June 2024
Principal reprimanded for shirtless dance, sexualised colouring book
A principal lawyer was reprimanded for his behaviour during a scandalous company retreat, including taking his pants off in...
Big Law • 17 May 2024
Women fight Qld Law Society over money stolen by struck-off lawyer
The Queensland Law Society failed to stop money being paid to two women who claimed their brother’s lawyer stole more than...
A former NSW barrister watched a sexually explicit video in front of a law student and showed a sex toy to a woman...
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A Queensland solicitor will be struck off for barely acknowledging an investigation into his alleged misconduct.
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A barrister who used an elaborate Ponzi scheme to steal millions has been slammed by a tribunal for requesting to remain...
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A South Australian solicitor who took more than $30,000 meant for six barristers has been struck off the roll.
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A solicitor sent a number of unusual threats and comments to an opposing practitioner, including calling him a...
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A West Australian solicitor has been found guilty of professional conduct relating to an elderly client’s capacity to...
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Controversial lawyer Nathan Buckley, who publicly accused the Law Society of NSW of targeting his “arse like a wet...
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The principal of a Sydney boutique firm has been reprimanded for breaching an undertaking with an opposing solicitor.
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The start of August has seen a string of team poachings across the BigLaw firms, while various court cases also caught...
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The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal has ordered that one of the state’s lawyers, who failed to report his...
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