Qantas settles COVID-19 class action
Qantas has agreed to pay $105 million over a class action against breach of contract and refund rights during COVID.
The bounce back
As the world continues to grapple with the fallout from COVID-19, many of the state’s small law firms have been quietly booming.
Great expectations, deflated outcomes: the reality for law graduates during COVID-19
COVID-19 has dramatically affected the graduate experience for young lawyers, but what does it mean for their future?
Update on recent changes to insolvency law
An essential overview of the national insolvency reforms designed to tackle the economic impact of Covid-19.
Family Court’s COVID-19 priority list to continue through Christmas and beyond
The Family Court and Federal Circuit Court will continue to fast-track urgent family law matters under the COVID-19 list system implemented in April.
Finding the silver linings
It’s been a hell of a year, but it’s not all doom and gloom. LSJ sits down with three legal professionals to dissect how COVID-19 has…
Firefighting or reform? The industrial response to COVID-19
An essential update on JobKeeper 2.0, the latest changes to modern awards, and the future of Industrial Relations reform in 2021.
The constitutional challenge to end the COVID border closures
Expert analysis of Clive Palmer’s High Court challenge to Western Australia’s border closures in response to coronavirus.
The impact of COVID-19 on commercial leasing
Sneakerboy decisions are the first to provide guidance on interpretation of the Code for retail and other commercial leasing agreements in NSW.
The long haul
It is becoming increasingly clear that the pandemic we all hoped would be done and dusted by now is still in it’s early stages. So…