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Big Law • 22 March 2024
Allens: Class action filings skyrocketed in 2023, risk predicted to continue
According to new research, 2023 was the second biggest year for class action filings of all time, with risk in this space...
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Big Law • 22 March 2024
Solicitor under investigation ordered not to leave country
A court has restrained a Melbourne solicitor from leaving the country pending an investigation into a missing $26.6...
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Big Law • 22 March 2024
Antitrust environment ‘increasingly tough’ for dealmakers in Australia
A new report has revealed the impact antitrust authorities had on M&A in 2023, showing that prohibited transactions rose...
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Big Law • 22 March 2024
Lawyers slam ‘gutless’ Victorian government for youth bail law decision
Lawyers have come down hard on the Victorian government’s changes to youth bail laws, labelling the decision as...
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Lawyers engage in a number of interpersonal relationships when they relate to people with trauma, be they clients or...
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The culture of silence is so entrenched that half of respondent lawyers have never advised clients they have the option...
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A man whose legal bill increased because of the firm’s clerical error argued he should not have to pay costs for...
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Following a conservative 2023, this managing partner said that over the course of this year, mid-market dealmaking is...
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The government’s program will build digital resilience and provide support in the immediate aftermath of an attack at...
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A demand for a client to pay more than $230,000 in unpaid legal fees has backfired on a national firm.
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With three companies currently facing civil penalty actions brought by ASIC for alleged greenwashing, recent judicial...
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Independent law firm Hall & Wilcox has appointed a new partner to bolster its corporate and transactional...
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Qantas executives assumed the legal risk of outsourcing 1,700 ground handling staff in November 2020 was “low”.
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Qantas told a court that the 1,700 ground staff illegally terminated during the COVID-19 pandemic would have been let go...
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