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Date set for ‘landmark’ strip-search class action against NSW Police
The trial date for a longstanding class action lawsuit regarding strip searches has been set by the Supreme Court of NSW.
BIG LAW • Mon, 20 May 2024
Victorian bill aims to make reporting sexual assault and harassment ‘easier’
The Allan Labor government has introduced a progressive bill to Parliament that would make it “easier” for victims and survivors of sexual assault and harassment to ...
BIG LAW • Thu, 16 May 2024
New ‘low-fee’ family law service set to open in Victoria
A new affordable family law service is launching in Victoria to improve individuals’ “access to justice” and tackle the nationwide rise in clients “unable to afford ...
How relationships are the foundation for law firm growth
Here, award-winning lawyer Sven Burchartz underscores the nature of forging client relationships to ensure the success of a law firm.
The importance of embracing vulnerability in the legal profession
In the legal world, where perfectionism often reigns supreme, there is a new conversation emerging – one that advocates for embracing vulnerability and acknowledging ...
‘Rushed knife laws will harm Aboriginal people,’ argues ALS
NSW’s peak Indigenous legal service has criticised the new knife laws announced by the Minns government. It argues that the laws were “rushed” and that police have been ...
BIG LAW • Tue, 14 May 2024
NT Supreme Court gives ‘new hope’ for asbestos-related lung cancer cases
A recent win in the Northern Territory Supreme Court has provided optimism for individuals who have lung cancer caused by exposure to asbestos, with the case set to ...
Respect, difficult chats, and other elements of an award-winning firm culture
In the realm of law firms, prioritising the cultivation of a positive and award-winning work culture is paramount. Leaders at Hazelbrook Legal not only recognise the ...
BIG LAW • Mon, 13 May 2024
‘Landmark’ High Court ruling clarifies reliance damages matters
A recent decision by the High Court carries profound significance for future contract law cases and the assessment of damages, argues Dentons.