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SME Law
Claims of urine stench, intoxication follows restricted lawyer
A legal practitioner recently restrained from engaging in practice was allegedly escorted from a hospital he regularly visited amid reports of the smell of urine, “clinking” empty bottles in his bag and shouts of being a “criminal lawyer”.
Big Law
Ford hits legal pothole over alleged reliability defects
Allegations of defective transmissions, sudden power loss and unsafe driving conditions have been made in a class action filed against automotive giant Ford.
SME Law
Supreme Court rejects court transfer over alleged $1.287m costs dispute
The NSW Supreme Court has dismissed an application to transfer proceedings involving Madison Marcus Law Firm over a dispute concerning legal fees and an alleged $1.287 million professional negligence claim.
Big Law
Tribunal waives legal professional privilege in tax dispute
The Administrative Review Tribunal has reduced legal professional privilege, ordering a taxpayer to resubmit an expert report to support his claim that he is not a resident of Australia for tax purposes after incurring administrative penalties for returns across four income tax years.
SME Law
Beyond 2 options: Rethinking our response to domestic violence
The recent arrest of, and charges brought against, Sam Wood is the latest in a string of alleged offences that continue to outrage family law experts, who are demanding that more should be done. The question is: What more? writes Tamana Daqiq.
Big Law
Holding Redlich appoints 6, including 2 partners
Holding Redlich’s national litigation practice has been strengthened with six appointments, including two partners, one special counsel, and one senior associate.
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