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Logistics provider Toll Group says hackers who breached it systems last week accessed employee data and information on commercial agreements with current and former enterprise customers.
Sports betting companies lose challenge to $3.8M judgment
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An appeals court has dealt Classic Bet and Best Bet a loss in their challenge to a $3.8 million judgment in a contractual dispute related to the $5.95 million acquisition of the sports gambling companies by Playup in 2018.
Another global law firm cuts partner compensation
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A global law firm with two offices in Australia will temporarily suspend partner draws due to the coronavirus health crisis.
Bupa hit with $6M penalty over broken promises to aged care residents
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Bupa Aged Care has been ordered to pay a $6 million penalty for charging customers of its aged care facilities for services it never provided, including enhancements intended to improve the quality of life for its most vulnerable residents, such as those suffering from dementia and blindness.
Court urges investigation into SMSF advisor’s ‘calculated deception’
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A judge will ask the NSW Attorney General to launch a criminal or regulatory investigation into a Hunter Valley-based financial advisor whose alleged fraudulent conduct led to investor losses of over $4.6 million.
Clubbers denied entry to venue on ‘Asian night’ win race discrimination lawsuit
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Two men who claimed they were denied entry to a Sydney nightclub because it was “Asian night” will walk away with $15,000 after winning a racial discrimination case against the venue.
Damage to Sarah Hanson-Young’s reputation just the ‘cut and thrust of politics’, Full Court told
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Politicians are “rarely nice to each other” and go out of their way to harm the reputation of others, a lawyer for former Senator David Leyonhjelm has told the Full Court in appealing a $120,000 damages bill for defamatory comments he was found to have made about Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young.
Shareholder appeals judge’s refusal to freeze AMP class action
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A NSW Supreme Court decision refusing to put a Maurice Blackburn-led shareholder class action against AMP on ice pending a High Court challenge has been appealed by the lead applicant of a competing case.
AMP accused of poaching 11 employees from wealth management software company
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A software company is suing a subsidiary of AMP for breach of contract after the financial services firm allegedly induced 11 employees to jump ship after licensing its online advisor platform.
Class action to be filed over COVID-19 outbreak on Greg Mortimer cruise
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A class action is expected to be launched this week on behalf of hundreds of passengers and crew of the Greg Mortimer cruise liner who were exposed to the coronavirus on a voyage to Antarctica in March.