Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino was a news writer for Key Media’s legal publications.

This author left Key Media in March 2025.

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FCFCOA opens Parramatta Migration Hub to expand access to justice in Western Sydney

FCFCOA opens Parramatta Migration Hub to expand access to justice in Western Sydney

New facility gives migration litigants local access to in-person court services and support

Allens opens new Sydney office in historic Circular Quay tower

Allens opens new Sydney office in historic Circular Quay tower

Incoming managing partner says the move marks "a new chapter" for the firm

Federal Court finds no administrative error in ANU freedom of information dispute

Federal Court finds no administrative error in ANU freedom of information dispute

Applicant alleged breaches of academic freedom and privacy arising from a 2018 cyber-incident

High Court of Australia clarifies honest concurrent use defence in trade mark dispute

High Court of Australia clarifies honest concurrent use defence in trade mark dispute

Court held that the relevant time for assessing the defence is the date of each alleged infringement

County Court of Victoria appoints first Aboriginal judge

County Court of Victoria appoints first Aboriginal judge

A total of four new judges joined the court's bench

Legal Aid NSW to tighten family law representation services amid funding shortfall

Legal Aid NSW to tighten family law representation services amid funding shortfall

Lawyer groups warn funding crisis could leave some Australians without legal support

High Court holds apartment sellers liable for failing to disclose 'weathertightness' issues

High Court holds apartment sellers liable for failing to disclose 'weathertightness' issues

Building reports from 2014 had already identified serious weathertightness problems in the apartments

EY announces job cuts in UK legal practice as part of restructuring

EY announces job cuts in UK legal practice as part of restructuring

The redundancies will affect approximately 30 employees from the firm's 160-person legal team

California Supreme Court to strengthen oversight after bar exam failures

California Supreme Court to strengthen oversight after bar exam failures

The February exam's new hybrid format faced widespread technical and logistical issues

NSW eases licensing rules for interstate workers

NSW eases licensing rules for interstate workers

The new regulations allow workers from certain industries to operate without a separate licence