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The Australian Privacy Commissioner determined otherwise

This new Bill ostensibly supports small businesses to stand up against anti-competitive behaviour of multinationals.

In the wake of the closely watched proceedings recently commenced by Israel Folau regarding the termination of his employment for his comments on social media, the right of a public sector employee to share her personal views ...

The High Court will discuss whether asbestos victims can recover economic loss based on the loss of pension entitlements.

Here, the mischaracterisation occurred between Quest, as a purported third party business, and the employees, thus arguably falling outside the scope of s 357.

Long experience representing many of Australia's leading employers has taught us that in employment litigation the identity of an employee's representative is a major factor in how employee litigation runs.

Long experience representing many of Australia's leading employers has taught us that in employment litigation the identity of an employee's representative is a major factor in how employee litigation runs.

After more than two years, and on the day the trial was due to commence, the ground-breaking climate change lawsuit brought against one of Australia's largest super/pension funds...

The government proposes a major overhaul of the administrative and structural aspects of the federal Family Court system.

The family of a person killed in a motor vehicle accident by the other driver's fault is entitled to claim compensation.

Clients often seek advice about options to appeal after an unfavourable decision regarding their family law matter.

The High Court held that the respondent could not recover damages for mental harm, despite being owed a duty of care.

This indemnity costs order for Bayer was made because of Generic Health's failure to accept Bayer's offer to compromise.

The Australia Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has released its second report on information lodged under the reportable situations regime for the period 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023.

A court can make an order for payment of a judgment by instalments, payable in specified amounts and at specified times.

In The Thistle Company of Australia Pty Ltd v Bretz & Anor, a Queensland court again accepted the operation of an exclusion clause in a professional consultancy agreement.

Unless an adjudicator has made an error of jurisdiction in their determination, a court has no power to overturn that ruling.