Representing co-offenders: fraught with danger, but not forbidden
The High Court tackles a recurring dilemma in criminal practice: when can one lawyer safely represent two clients facing sentence together?
By Thomas Spohr - 1 min read
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Bodily autonomy as a ‘lawful interest’: what Potter means for NSW practitioners
By elevating bodily integrity and personal safety within the analysis, the High Court has provided fresh guidance on a recurring evidentiary issue.
By Helen Christinson - 2 min read
When executors collide: conflict, delay and the limits of testamentary choice
From occupation of estate property to investigating prior transactions, this article examines recurring sources of executor conflict and delay.
By Mary-Ann de Mestre - 2 min read