Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino writes about the developments in Australia and New Zealand’s legal industries. She is also a news writer for Key Media’s Canadian legal publications, Canadian Lawyer and Law Times. Angelica is currently pursuing her law degree.

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Supreme Court refuses appeal in joint venture misrepresentation case

Supreme Court refuses appeal in joint venture misrepresentation case

The top court affirmed the decision that primary misrepresentation was never made

US law firm avoids immediate sanctions over fake claims in Visa and Mastercard settlement

US law firm avoids immediate sanctions over fake claims in Visa and Mastercard settlement

The judge reserved the right to issue sanctions if deemed necessary after further investigation

Report reveals law firms in San Francisco and Los Angeles move out of downtown areas

Report reveals law firms in San Francisco and Los Angeles move out of downtown areas

Office vacancies in the city reached a record high of 32.4 percent in the first quarter of 2024

High Court reduces sentences in animal neglect case against horse owner

High Court reduces sentences in animal neglect case against horse owner

He faces seven convictions, including two for ill-treatment and five for neglect

High Court dismisses appeal in trademark dispute between churches over confusingly similar names

High Court dismisses appeal in trademark dispute between churches over confusingly similar names

Similarities between the English and Tongan language marks would likely confuse bilingual consumers

Court of Appeal denies special leave for appeal on Privacy Act damages claim

Court of Appeal denies special leave for appeal on Privacy Act damages claim

The court found that the case did not raise a seriously arguable point of law

Court of Appeal allows employment dispute to proceed to determine personal grievance claim validity

Court of Appeal allows employment dispute to proceed to determine personal grievance claim validity

During the lockdown, employer withheld salary, doubting that the employee worked full-time at home

Supreme Court overturns passport cancellation due to inadequate evidence and rights violations

Supreme Court overturns passport cancellation due to inadequate evidence and rights violations

Court said there were no reasonable grounds to believe the appellant intended to facilitate a terrorist act

Lacoste loses High Court trade mark battle

Lacoste loses High Court trade mark battle

The lawsuit touched on the non-use of Lacoste's trade mark

High Court upholds Hastings water fluoridation directive

High Court upholds Hastings water fluoridation directive

Court determined it was not unlawful for the district council to comply with the director-general’s directive