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NSW Supreme Court Upholds Solicitor Conduct Ruling
The NSW Supreme Court upheld a solicitor conduct ruling, confirming unsatisfactory professional behavior and reinforcing competence standards lawyers meet.
Western Sydney University and Perera Foundation launch $45,000 Indigenous scholarship
Western Sydney University launches $45,000 Indigenous scholarship for Aboriginal students. Apply for up to $45k support.
New expert joins Pearce IP team
Pearce IP welcomes new senior associate and trade mark lawyer to enhance brand protection and enforcement services for clients in…
Rob Glass and Julian Hewitt on Entertainment Law
Rob Glass and Julian Hewitt discuss their decades of experience in entertainment law and the global growth of their firm…
The Role of Gemstones in Traditional Medicine
Gemstones have been used in traditional medicine for centuries. They are believed to have a variety of healing properties, depending…
FCFCOA practice direction outlines AI obligations for court users
The FCFCOA releases new practice direction outlining AI obligations for court users. Learn about Chief Justice Alstergren's guidelines on using AI in…
Court to Review Solicitor Fees
Court to Review Solicitor Fees The New South Wales Supreme Court’s Court of Appeal has remitted a case to the District Court to assess the reasonableness of a solicitor’s costs in a personal injury proceeding. The appeal court found that the primary judge of the District Court had made a jurisdictional error by simply accepting the costs assessor’s assessment without considering whether the costs were fair and reasonable. The case,…
Land Disputes
Bankruptcy order upheld despite ex-solicitor misconduct
Bankruptcy order upheld despite ex-solicitor misconduct The New Zealand Supreme Court has denied a man's second recall application related to a bankruptcy order against him, despite findings of misconduct and unsatisfactory conduct against his former solicitor. The court's decision comes after the associate judge found the applicant's liabilities exceeded his assets by over $5.5m, even on the applicant's own analysis. The applicant had initially applied for an extension of time…
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