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Naomi Neilson is a senior journalist with a focus on court reporting for Lawyers Weekly. You can email Naomi at: [email protected]
Man falsely accused of abducting Cleo Smith considers legal action
A Western Australian man wrongfully identified as being Cleo Smith’s abductor by the Seven Network said he is considering defamation after spending the last week ...
BIG LAW • Wed, 10 Nov 2021
Forensic accountant joins Clayton Utz
A forensic accountant with international experience at big four accounting firms has joined Clayton Utz’s forensic and technology services team.
Three senior hires made at Media Arts Lawyers
In an appointment round that doubles the partners at Media Arts Lawyers, the firm has invested in significant growth to represent the increased depth of experience across ...
Australian Pharmaceutical Industries acquired by Wesfarmers subsidiary
Australian Pharmaceutical Industries, Wesfarmers and Wesfarmers Limited has entered into a scheme implementation deed with assistance from Ashurst.
Norway-based IT service acquires rhipe
The Norway-based Crayon, an IT service business, has acquired rhipe Limited by scheme of arrangement with assistance from BigLaw firm Allens.
Reforms, funding front of mind for SA legal profession ahead of election
Ahead of the next state election, the South Australian Law Society has made a number of key asks that include legislative changes and increased funding. It also took aim ...
BIG LAW • Tue, 09 Nov 2021
Joint lead managers secure convertible notes by Flight Centre
Assisting UBS AG, Australia Branch and Merrill Lynch Equities, global law firm Ashurst has secured convertible notes from Flight Centre Travel Group Limited.
Tribeca Investment Partners launches innovative carbon credit trading fund
Tribeca Investment Partners has successfully achieved its carbon credits investment joint venture and the launch of its $500 million carbon fund.
New partner to commence in Mills Oakley’s national corporate practice
Based in Melbourne, Mills Oakley’s newest partner addition will boost the law firms’ national corporate practice with his extensive experience in the space.
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