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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]
Lawyer X scandal sees more criminal appeals
A drug trafficker with a known association to the infamous Tony Mokbel has asked for bail as the Victorian Crown prosecutor conceded Nicola Gobbo interfered with his ...
BIG LAW • Mon, 18 May 2020
Atomos pursues online streaming opportunities with capital raising
Maddocks has advised a global video technology company on its capital raising to accelerate the development of new online streaming opportunities.
Queensland solicitor to be removed from roll, compensate client
A tribunal attached to the Supreme Court of Queensland has recommended that a lawyer be removed from the roll of practitioners for depositing $20,000 of a client’s ...
COVID-19 ‘shaping new normal’ for law students, says top law school
A digital upheaval due to the coronavirus pandemic has adapted the way many approach the law. This is much the same for legal education, according to UNSW Law head of ...
NEWLAW • Mon, 18 May 2020
The GFC, 3 kids and a pandemic: How this student is on track to graduate
How one law student survived moving across the globe, the global financial crisis, three kids and now the global coronavirus pandemic to graduate with a juris doctorate
Virtual law school welcomes new era for legal education
An associate professor with one of Australia’s top law schools said that there are a myriad of opportunities and advantages that come with a fully virtual legal education
Building a legal resume with a coronavirus-sized hole
The odds of securing a highly sought-after position in the legal profession are much stronger with a full resume, so how should law students manage a CV in the time of ...
Supreme Court judge appointed professor of practice
The Honourable Kevin Ball AM QC has been appointed as Monash Law’s new director of the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law, after a highly effective career as an advocate
Brisbane solicitor ordered to pay $27k to compensate clients
A Queensland solicitor, who was removed from the roll in 2019, has been ordered to pay former clients $27,350 worth of compensation for his inappropriate conduct.
BIG LAW • Sun, 17 May 2020
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