Legal assistant Joanna Pascua has taken Doessel Group to the Fair Work Commission for her alleged unfair dismissal from MyCRA Lawyers in March 2024 over a breach of contract. This content is available ...

Barrister Peter Van Eps, sole director and 95 per cent shareholder in Stockingham, was unable to overturn a costs assessment that saw his $37,840 claim for counsel fees downgraded to “$0.00” in ...

The class action against Philips Electronics for its CPAP and BiPAP devices, designed to assist those with sleep apnoea, was temporarily stalled when the law firm that initiated the proceedings ...

In a move to continue its growth and bolster its Sydney office, partner Chun Wing Yeung has joined Summer Lawyers with solicitor Peter Lee. This content is available exclusively to Lawyers Weekly ...

New director Neal Dallas and associate lawyer Victoria Mercer both join the firm from McInnes Wilson Lawyers and will focus on wealth advisory services within businessDEPOT. This content is available ...

Consilio, which recently acquired global flexible resourcing business Lawyers on Demand (LOD) and its tech subsidiary, SYKE, has expanded its offering in Australia with the opening of two new data ...

Hamilton Locke had added five new partners (all pictured) to its ranks as it looks to continue its strategic growth. This content is available exclusively to Lawyers Weekly premium members. If you ...

Dixon Hearder (pictured) is moving back to Baker McKenzie and will serve as a partner in the global firm’s Sydney office. This content is available exclusively to Lawyers Weekly premium members. If ...

Scott Puxty (pictured) has rejoined Sparke Helmore, where he started his legal career. He brings his practice with him to the BigLaw firm. This content is available exclusively to Lawyers Weekly ...

Actionstep has released its 2024 Australian Midsize Law Firm Priorities Report, uncovering a number of key trends shaping the midsize legal industry. This content is available exclusively to Lawyers ...

A Northern Territory woman, known only as XY for legal reasons, sent such a volume and frequency of emails to the Supreme Court and the Law Society that their systems crashed and they were left with ...

Editor’s note: This story first appeared on Lawyers Weekly’s sister brand, Investor Daily. This content is available exclusively to Lawyers Weekly premium members. The holdings of UniSuper’s ...