Federal Court orders separate founder vote in Planet Innovation takeover

Only four directors could buy shares in the acquirer's parent company

Paul Woods: ‘Sometimes the best supervision and mentoring is giving a lawyer freedom to do things’

The Maddocks CEO shares how his experience working in London helped shape this philosophy

NSW Supreme Court’s Equity Division to add barrister Richard Scruby in September

He has focused on corporations, commercial law, equity, insolvency, taxation

NSW Supreme Court appeal court affirms unsatisfactory professional conduct finding against solicitor

Complaint to NSW Law Soc arose from client’s financial management matter

Full Federal Court affirms $14m penalty against City Beach for button battery standard breaches

Judge stresses danger of batteries, which can injure children who swallow them

Victoria Bar warns against politicisation of courts following appeals court split pitch

The Opposition unveiled a plan to establish a Court of Criminal Appeal and a Court of Civil Appeal

Slater and Gordon Lawyers to represent woman in Sydney Swans sexual assault matter

Carbone Lawyers is acting for two others involved in the incident

Full Federal Court quashes $25m energy retailer overcharging penalty

A demand for payment is essential; the regulator must repay the money with interest.

Hewitt Glass’ Rob Glass and Julian Hewitt on what keeps them engaged in entertainment law

Both enjoy the creativity that comes with practising in this space

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The Maddocks CEO shares how his experience working in London helped shape this philosophy

Both enjoy the creativity that comes with practising in this space

She has worked everywhere from the US and the UK to Europe and South Africa

The sustainability and social impact partner highlights the plight of the “missing middle”

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US justice department, TikTok settle privacy suit for US$400 million

The DOJ described the settlement as a ‘major victory for American children and parents’

US justice department, TikTok settle privacy suit for US$400 million
Prince Harry, Elton John could be required to pay £34 million over loss in Daily Mail matter

A judge described the litigation as ‘conceived and pleaded on an unjustifiably wide canvas’

Prince Harry, Elton John could be required to pay £34 million over loss in Daily Mail matter
Tech Justice Law demands transparency as OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT for Teens

Executive director Meetali Jain said OpenAI could not be held to its word if self-policed

Tech Justice Law demands transparency as OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT for Teens
UK judge publicly slams West London firm for acting without instructions, unsubstantiated claims

The firm also sent a link for a remote hearing to another person without the court’s knowledge

UK judge publicly slams West London firm for acting without instructions, unsubstantiated claims
BBC seeks US court’s help in securing documents, testimony from Trump clan in defamation suit

BBC claimed it could not serve subpoenas due to the protections around the US president’s family

BBC seeks US court’s help in securing documents, testimony from Trump clan in defamation suit

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