New Justice appointed to the Supreme Court of NSW
Katherine Richardson SC has been appointed as a Justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
Wills and succession: navigating complex family relationships
When it comes to wills, cutting the ‘black sheep’ of the family from a will may prompt them to make a claim against the estate….
When duty calls: lessons following the Star decision
Should a director act with care and diligence? Recent decision in ASIC v Bekier (Liability Judgment) examined the application of section 180 of the Corporations Act.
Fair Work Commission scraps junior pay rates for young workers in retail, fast food and pharmacy
Fair Work Commission scraps junior pay rates for young workers, boosting wages in retail, fast food and pharmacy from December 2026 after landmark ruling.
NSW Solicitor General Michael Sexton to retire in June
NSW Solicitor General Michael Sexton announces retirement after 27 years, reflecting on landmark High Court challenges and service across nine premiers.
Eliminating commissions for strata managers could save NSW millions over 15 years
Commissions received by strata managers have been under the spotlight. The NSW Productivity and Equality Commission has released their report on this issue with recommendations…
Jim Marsden OAM recognised by the Law Society of NSW
Jim Marsden OAM is honoured with Life Membership of the Law Society of NSW, recognising his distinguished legal service and decades of community contribution.
Federal Court launches Litigants in Person Practice Note
The Federal Court of Australia has released the Litigants in Person Practice Note. It contains practical information for those without legal representation.
Regulators and peak industry bodies discuss upcoming AML/CTF reforms and how they’ll affect the profession
Regulators and peak industry bodies recently convened at the Banco Court to engage in a informative discussion on the upcoming AML/CTF reforms and how it’ll…
NSW to abolish ‘good character’ at sentencing
The NSW Government has announced it will abolish the use of ‘good character’ in sentencing proceedings, a decision supported by victims advocacy groups.
Updated principles aim to support ‘best practice’ in representing children
First published in 2000, the guide provides invaluable information for children’s lawyers, from understanding who the client is to the role of solicitors throughout the…