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Big Law • 22 February 2025
A prison threat and the ‘inferior court’ label: What’s hot in law this week (17–21 February)
In a week in which the Reserve Bank finally cut interest rates, we saw another insurance team poaching, and two High Court...
Big Law • 15 February 2025
Judicial immunity, costs orders, and ‘red flags’: What’s hot in law this week (10–14 February)
This past week has seen a handful of consequential rulings from the nation’s highest court, as well as notable expansions...
Big Law • 08 February 2025
Millions misappropriated and a ChatGPT blunder: What’s hot in law this week (3–7 February)
This week, we saw BigLaw firms shore up their ranks with some major hires, while a high-profile unlawful termination case has...
Big Law • 01 February 2025
‘Lawyer brain’ and a fed-up judge: What’s hot in law this week (27–31 Jan)
With Australia Day now in the rear-view mirror and the Federal Court set to open for 2025, the legal marketplace is very much...
Several disciplinary judgments resulted in strike-offs and criticisms from the courts. Meanwhile, new research into...
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This past week, an Adelaide lawyer was found guilty of a fatal hit-and-run, the High Court overturned a century-old...
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BigLaw firms are shoring up their ranks with teams from rivals ahead of 2025, while a national plaintiff firm has been...
Read MoreThis week, the Reserve Bank – as was expected – held the cash rate at current levels, and in the courts, we saw...
Read MoreBarristers are calling for exemptions from the proposed AML/CTF changes, and a leading human rights lawyer has called...
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This week, it was reported numerous complaints against the former ACT DPP have been dropped, and complaints against NSW...
Read MoreThe run-up to the end of the year is in full swing, but the market shows no signs of slowing down just yet. Here is your...
Read MoreAs the year’s end draws closer, BigLaw firms are looking to shore up their market presence, and the number of...
Read MoreThis week, the RBA decided to continue to hold the cash rate at 4.35 per cent, the ACCC filed proceedings against...
Read MoreIn the past week, a global law firm withdrew its presence Down Under, and research showed that lawyers are keen for...
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