High Court: September 2026
How should uncertain employment income be assessed, and when will police owe damages for injuries suffered during an arrest operation?
How should uncertain employment income be assessed, and when will police owe damages for injuries suffered during an arrest operation?
The High Court clarifies foreign state immunity in arbitral award enforcement and finds Victoria’s political donation laws constitutionally invalid.
Recent decisions addressed judicial disqualification for apprehended bias and the constitutional limits of monitoring and curfew conditions on bridging visas.
Precedent-setting cases on how to value improved land and whether placing the CFMEU into administration burdened the freedom of political communication.
Precedent-setting cases on when Victorian courts can set aside child abuse settlements and a controversial notice to class action members.
The High Court has signalled some subtle shifts in the well-established principles of statutory interpretation. How will they impact your practice?
Precedent-setting cases on group costs orders as a rationale for transferring proceedings, native title extinguishment and unlawful detention.
Precedent-setting cases on the in-house lawyer rule, injunctions by unlawful non-citizens and NSCOs for the not guilty by mental impairment.
A divided High Court has handed down a controversial decision that touches on fundamental principles in trust law and creates practical issues.
The question of whether law firms can recover costs for employed solicitors representing them has been settled, but several new questions abound.
Commonwealth v Yunupingu has exploded native title doctrine. Understand the context and reasoning behind the watershed decision.
Precedent-setting cases on fiduciary duties for successor trustees, equitable estoppel and judicial immunity.
Damages for psychiatric injuries arising from a breach of an employment contract are now available and policies can be incorporated into contracts.