Payday lender Sunshine Loans has lost an appeal after it was ruled liable for “wrongheaded” conduct, with an appeals court finding that counsel showed an “egregious failure” to confine the case to the real issues.
CIMIC class action funder asks court to rule on hypothetical commission
Security contractors G4S, GEO targeted in cross-claim in detention class action
Perth boutique builder Ultimo Constructions collapses
Multiplex tapped for Canberra’s $1B Northside Hospital project
Two law firms advise on $260M Calala BESS in NSW
Real estate group Coronis wins battle with ATO
Brisbane Airport doesn’t have to follow AirServices’ ‘recipe’ for PFAS case: judge
United Petroleum wins lease dispute over ‘crater-size’ potholes
Landmark High Court ruling won’t open floodgates to native title compensation claims
A recent High Court decision which found the federal government must compensate Indigenous people in the Northern Territory over past mining operations has significant implications for the government’s liability to pay up for historical acts affecting native title, but experts say the decision is unlikely to unleash a torrent of similar claims.