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Big Law • 31 January 2025
CEO, principal registrar reappointed to FCFCOA
David Pringle PSM will serve another five years as CEO and principal registrar of divisions one and two of the Federal...
Big Law • 16 January 2025
AAT member criticised for ‘significant’ cut and paste in immigration matter
A tribunal member was caught out for the “significant” copying and pasting in a decision to toss an international...
Big Law • 13 January 2025
Counsel referred to disciplinary body for ‘woeful’ conduct
A Federal Court referred a barrister to the Legal Services Commissioner for his “woeful preparation” in parenting...
Big Law • 18 December 2024
Partner wrongly accused of ‘gaslighting’ woman about Rio Tinto rape
A former employee of a mining company that operated under the Rio Tinto umbrella accused a partner from a major firm of...
A judge praised for her “tireless” commitment to the legal profession and the field of family law has been appointed...
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Two new judges have been appointed to the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2) in Sydney and...
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A construction union accused a federal judge of imposing too light a sentence on a Canberra painting business that was...
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In light of new family law reforms, the Attorney-General has emphasised the importance of combating the “increasing...
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Australia’s Attorney-General has slammed the “scourge on our society” that is male violence, in remarks earlier...
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A Bankstown law firm has been hit with pecuniary penalties after it failed to pay an employee the minimum wage.
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Tass Liveris, who was the 2022 president of the Law Council of Australia and president of the Law Society of the...
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The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia has appointed the former chief executive of Full Stop Australia to...
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As vicarious traumatic stress within the profession increases, family law firms have been urged to implement a workplace...
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Judges from the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) have travelled to Alice Springs to listen and...
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