I am; therefore, I think: establishing a corporation’s state of mind

How do companies ‘think’? Learn how courts attribute intention, knowledge, and conduct to corporations through systems, agents and evolving legal doctrines.

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Settled yet unpredictable: recent cases on apprehended bias

From heated exchanges to prior roles, recent cases show how apprehended bias is reshaping judicial accountability — and why reform may be on the horizon.

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Strangers at the gates: claims against solicitors by non-clients

Not your client, not your problem? Think again. How third parties can hold solicitors accountable for what they say and do.

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The countdown is on for automated decision making transparency requirements

With fines and increased enforcement looming, legal advisors must act now to ensure privacy policies meet new ADM disclosure standards under the Privacy Act.

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What the Web3 appeal means for the penalty implications of legal advice

The Full Federal Court’s ruling raises critical questions about legal advice on complex financial product definitions and cryptocurrency regulation.

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The latest developments in law reform & advocacy: June 2025

Our committees discuss Duties Act 1977 amendments, psychological injury liability, community justice centres and environmental law reform, and much more.

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High Court: June 2025

Precedent-setting cases on group costs orders as a rationale for transferring proceedings, native title extinguishment and unlawful detention.

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Federal Court: June 2025

The Federal Court considers when a court can inspect allegedly privileged documents and the definition of ‘workplace law’ in the Fair Work Act 2009.

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Family law: June 2025

Decisions on business valuation, seeking unpaid entitlements from third parties, parenting orders and commercial surrogacy, and parental fixation on gender affirmation.

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Criminal law: June 2025

Precedent on guilty plea discounts when they are not originally accepted, and balancing reduced moral culpability and general deterrence in sentencing.

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