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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.

How and when should law firms work with private investigators?

The use of private investigators by lawyers, especially in crime and fraud cases, is not without controversy, with some high-profile cases and inquiries into their…

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