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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]
Rigby Cooke launches medical practice with new partner
The recently launched medical negligence practice within Rigby Cooke Lawyers will be overseen by the firm’s newest partner.
SME LAW • Thu, 05 Sep 2024
Kain Lawyers M&A team grows with senior appointments
Transaction firm Kain Lawyers has bolstered its M&A capabilities with the appointments of a director and special counsel.
Shine still hopeful despite hit to revenue in FY23–24
Although it took a major 12.2 per cent hit to its total revenue for the 2024 financial year, Shine Justice says it has remained optimistic it will turn this around over ...
BIG LAW • Thu, 05 Sep 2024
Chief Justice of Victorian Supreme Court to retire
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria will retire early next year after having served more than seven years in the role.
Letter to major firm an attempt to ‘bully and intimidate’, court finds
A former solicitor, his partner and her company sent a lengthy, rude letter to HWL Ebsworth in an “attempt to bully and intimidate” the lawyers of a man who stood in the ...
BIG LAW • Wed, 04 Sep 2024
Victorian A-G falls behind in sexual harassment prevention plan
The Victorian Attorney-General’s Department has so far failed to fulfil its part of a plan to prevent sexual harassment and improve the support for victims in courtrooms ...
High Court decision heralds in ‘significant shift’ for arbitration
A significant victory in the High Court on proportionate liability legislation will influence how lawyers conduct arbitration.
Erudite Legal commits to endless recusal applications
In yet another messy chapter of the Erudite Legal fiasco, the defendants have made another application to have the judge recuse himself and have delayed progress even ...
BIG LAW • Tue, 03 Sep 2024
World Vision former worker alleges judge wants to ‘exact revenge’
A former employee of World Vision Australia objected to a Federal Court judge hearing his unfair dismissal matter because she used to work for the law firm retained by ...
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