Michael Pelly

Three Sydney barristers have been chosen as judges for the new Industrial Court, with leading employment law silk Ingmar Taylor, SC, to be the president.

Bruce Lehrmann has 28 days to appeal, but he needs to find the lawyers and the money first.

The government has options against X that extend beyond fines that probably are not enforceable.

Australia has become the latest battleground for the billionaire’s global war on internet censorship, Will he win?

Victoria’s judicial watchdog has found that Judge Geoffrey Chettle “infringed the standards of conduct generally expected of judicial officers”

The custodians of Kakadu National Park have won a test case in the High Court over a walking track at picturesque Gunlom Falls.

The High Court has sent a clear message: those “manipulating the system” won’t be rewarded with a get-out-of-detention free card.

The decision is more proof that shareholder claims are no longer a lay-down misère, say lawyers.

Australia’s largest legal partnership, HWL Ebsworth, has a new leader who is hoping for “not such as combative relationship with the media”.

An Indigenous barrister and Indigenous musician had lead roles in a ceremony to mark the bicentenary of the NSW Supreme Court