Disputes are no longer confined to courtrooms. They surface in boardrooms, in the media and across global operations, often without warning. As the boundaries of liability, ethics and reputation continue to blur, organisations...

Delays in the Parramatta Registry continue, as Judges indicate that no available dates for Final hearings remain in 2016.

In this podcast, Charles Bagot KC of Gatehouse Chambers and Janine Clark, Partner at Clyde & Co in Brisbane, explore the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in personal injury claims.

The article considers federal and state efforts to promote a competitive and sustainable arbitration regime in Australia.

Peter Sise explores how your contractual clause for recovery of legal costs might not do what you think it does. .

When there's a work health & safety incident, you've got to be careful not to lose your legal professional privilege.

Tim Jones explains how you can make sure that surprise litigation doesn't leave you and your business floundering. .

Businesses should always be ready for litigation against them, but some trends are making certain types more likely.

This recent case was one of alleged defamation in a body corporate meeting and includes a resultant claim for damages.

Questions of litigation procedure are often a local matter, and means of collective redress are procedural in nature.

The Australian Federal Court has recently handed down judgment in the first securities class action in Australia to reach trial

This article considers how some recent cases involving Predictive Coding may affect the future of eDiscovery.

Omni Bridgeway partners with the Public Interest Advocacy Centre to establish an Adverse Cost Order Guarantee Fund, providing crucial financial support for public interest litigation.

Banks are required to engage in mediation with debt-stressed Queensland farmers before commencing enforcement actions.

The article presents recent cases considering the Civil Liability Act and how these decisions may impact future claims.

There's more to protecting legal advice than just slapping a label on it ‒ and it may not be legal advice to begin with.

Vodcasts from Clayton Utz.

This article discusses ten key factors in favour of TAR, that have been usefully set out in a recent English judgment.

Very useful tips and tricks on how to make the litigation process as pleasant, and as affordable as possible.

Practitioners should allocate sufficient time and take all steps necessary to ensure that matters are ready to proceed.