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A former director of collapsed AI start-up Strongroom wants the cap on his living expenses removed or increased, telling the court he is unable to pay for legal expenses under the current $80,000 annual allowance.
ASIC wants $5.41 million in penalties over TelstraSuper's failure to respond to members complaints in a timely manner, while the superannuation fund is pushing for no penalty.
The competition regulator has warned that Coles may pull back resources if an independent competitor in Kalgoorlie were forced to leave the market.
A Jetstar employee sent an internal email in 2020 saying that customers were to cash refunds and expressing worries about scrutiny from the consumer regulator, a class action over COVID-19 flight cancellations has alleged in an amended statement of claim.
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Developer Villawood will subpoena a barrister who represented its former director, as well as two of his solicitors, as part of its criminal contempt charges alleging the director gave deliberately false instructions to try to mislead the court.
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Mallesons' fight to stop the liquidators of defunct developer FSM from examining a former firm lawyer has been pushed to next year in light of a Full Court appeal over whether non-parties summoned for liquidator exams can seek reviews of registrar's orders.
Shell Energy has thwarted an application by an alleged whistleblower to see legal advice given by Allens, Clayton Utz and McCullough Robertson, with a judge rejecting claims that it was given in furtherance of a fraud or crime.
A class action that successfully argued Domino's misled franchisees on worker pay entitlements is considering a cross-appeal, with some of the judge's findings on compensation in his 1,725-paragraph ruling as potential targets.
Iron supplement makers Aspen Pharmacare and Arrotex Pharmaceuticals have settled their spat over alleged false advertising, following court-ordered mediation.