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SME Law
Lawyer’s misconduct judged against messy backdrop of extortion and romantic affair
A lawyer who faced potentially being struck off for altering shares without authority was saved by the murky context of his misconduct, including the exposure of “marital secrets”, extortion, and $1,000,000 allegedly at stake.
SME Law
Firm defeats claims of ‘unnecessary’ costs duplication
A Parramatta firm has won more than $40,000 from a costs dispute with a former client who alleged it unnecessarily duplicated its fees.
Big Law
To hug or not to hug? Touch, consent, and connection in the legal profession
A client is sitting across the desk crying. Perhaps they have just described years of domestic violence. Perhaps he has lost a case that consumed half a decade. Perhaps a witness is about to walk into court and recount the worst experience of their life, or a defendant has finally understood what is at stake. What do you do? writes Rebecca Ward, MBA.
SME Law
DVA hit by landmark privacy class action
A landmark privacy class action has alleged that the Department of Veterans’ Affairs unlawfully disclosed the sensitive information of about 300,000 veterans.
SME Law
Rebrand marks start of a new chapter for boutique firm
A boutique law firm has relaunched its brand under a new name, marking a new chapter for the Australia-based practice.
Big Law
Client’s costs fight with HWLE collapses on appeal
A former HWL Ebsworth client who failed to make out a claim he was induced into signing a costs agreement has had his appeal thrown out, including allegations that the magistrate “coached” the BigLaw firm’s counsel and applied an “unequal double standard”.
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