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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]
Criminal lawyer Zali Burrows’ case against firm ‘doomed to fail’
A court says criminal lawyer Zali Burrows’ fourth attempt to avoid paying her former law firm $12,000 in legal bills was “doomed to fail”.
BIG LAW • Sun, 17 Mar 2024
3 ways to squeeze wellbeing into your jam-packed workday
In the high-stakes world of legal practice, where demands are relentless and the pressure is constant, finding time for personal wellbeing can often feel like an ...
Court hears winemaker’s bizarre theory about royal family
A winemaker facing contempt of court charges made a number of strange claims about international treaties and the royal family.
ASIC loses crypto case against Finder subsidiary
A court has thrown out ASIC’s case against a cryptocurrency subsidiary of Finder after it failed to prove it was a debenture.
BIG LAW • Thu, 14 Mar 2024
Don’t get distracted by PwC’s reforms, Senator warns
PwC’s recent governance restructuring announcement should not detract from their ‘ongoing obfuscation’, Senator O’Neill said.
Why a ‘people-centric’ approach could be what your business needs to thrive
Putting employees front and centre of business priorities could be what separates a healthy workplace from a struggling one.
Rival sex award hosts remain locked in trademark clash
Feuding former business partners behind an adult entertainment industry awards event will continue their trademark battle despite a complaint about a lack of financial ...
Solicitor’s response to client’s refusal to pay ‘unsatisfactory’
A full court bench criticised a solicitor for his “unsatisfactory” response to the court, which potentially impacted the other party’s fair opportunity to consider the ...
BIG LAW • Wed, 13 Mar 2024
IP and defamation partner joins Gadens
Independent law firm Gadens has welcomed a partner specialising in intellectual property and defamation.
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