Naomi Neilson

On the heels of a major legal win, Alex Greenwich tried to have Mark Latham tried in the Supreme Court for contempt over posts that suggested the tribunal “should be embarrassed and ashamed” and the decision was a “disgrace to the concept of evidence and justice”.

Twelve companies associated with an ousted solicitor and accountant will be investigated by provisional liquidators after the NSW Supreme Court found it likely ASIC would win its bid to have them wound up.

The relationship between the Federal Court and unrepresented litigants will be tested as part of a strategic partnership with UNSW.

A tribunal has strongly condemned the conduct of a West Australian lawyer, including threats to have a former client “bashed” and attempts to manipulate a woman into dropping a restraining order.

More litigants are going it alone in complex legal proceedings, and the Federal Court is keen to understand why. In conversation with Lawyers Weekly, one researcher has unpacked some of the potential reasons for ditching lawyers and what he hopes a decade of data will reveal.

A Victorian lawyer convicted of sexually assaulting a minor after inviting her 17-year-old friends to join him at a bar has been struck off.

Class action filings have fallen to a record low, even as settlement values surge, according to new data from Mallesons. In conversation with Lawyers Weekly , a partner unpacks what the numbers reveal about the changing class actions landscape, the trends practitioners should be watching, and what the next 12 months could hold.

Partly due to his stubborn reliance on AI as a “quasi-legal advisor”, a former employee at ALDI has been ordered to pay the costs of his doomed unfair dismissal application.

Alex Greenwich tried to have Mark Latham tried for contempt of a tribunal for comments he made after losing a workplace legal fight.

A dispute between a law firm and a solicitor over whether the former's business model is lawful sparked a now-abandoned court battle and submissions to the Law Society and NSW Fair Trading.