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Big Law • 28 November 2024
The social media ban for under-16s is not the answer, says HRLC
The Human Rights Law Centre has voiced significant concerns over the Albanese government’s proposal to ban social media for...
Politics • 01 November 2024
Lawyers can’t be covert informers on their clients, Law Council warns
The Law Council of Australia has pushed back on “rhetoric” suggesting the country needs an AML/CTF regime that requires...
Big Law • 18 October 2024
South Australia imposes stronger stalking laws
The South Australian government has introduced comprehensive reforms to the state’s stalking laws to enhance community...
Big Law • 13 September 2024
Albanese government moves to bolster hate crime laws
A new federal bill is being introduced to better combat instances of hate crimes across the country.
A proposed law in Queensland, which has sparked heated debate, would grant residents the right to use lethal force to...
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A private member’s bill has been introduced to both chambers of Parliament, raising the question of whether adequate...
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The Victorian Bar has objected to the exposure draft of the Australian government’s Communications Legislation...
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Former Ten political correspondent Peter van Onselen was ordered to foot the media company’s legal bills following a...
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With many BigLaw firms placing diversity, equity and inclusion at the top of their priority lists, a significant number...
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Seven Network and Kerry Stokes, who backed Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation action against three mastheads, have been...
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A Melbourne law firm has had to reimburse a client who received an invoice that was more than double the amount he was...
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Melbourne-based skincare group Aēsop has been sold to L’Oréal in a transaction that one global firm providing...
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One director discusses the alternate billing model her firm employs and its positive effects on relationships with...
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The time-based billing model has come under significant scrutiny in recent years, and now, with the emergence of...
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