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A judge has found a shareholder class action against water treatment company Phoslock and auditor KPMG should not bear the costs incurred by a competing case for preliminary discovery.
Bayer can’t get High Court to hear Xarelto patent fight
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The High Court won’t hear Bayer’s appeal of an invalidity finding over patents for blood thinner Xarelto, despite the company’s claim the decision has “profound” consequences for drug R&D.
Fonterra says Bega on ‘recreational fishing’ trip with doc bid in spat over Aussie exit
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Fonterra, which has taken cheese maker Bega to court to resolve a dispute over the dairy company’s plans to exit the Australian market, is resisting a bid for discovery in the case.
Constitutional law silk joins Federal Court bench
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Constitutional and migration law silk Graeme Hill SC has been appointed as a new judge on the Federal Court.
Foxtel breached gambling ad rules during AFL game, ACMA finds
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Cable television provider Foxtel has been pulled up by the media regulator for displaying a gambling advertisement during an AFL match without attaching a responsible gambling notice.
The Star in talks with Salter Brothers on $940M refinancing
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Struggling casino operator The Star is in talks with investment manager Salter Brothers on a potential $940 million refinancing of all of its debt.
Lendlease wins contract for National Gallery of Victoria expansion
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Lendlease has been awarded a major contract for construction on a new National Gallery of Victoria building to showcase contemporary art, which recently received a $100 million philanthropic cash injection.
Contractor on $3.6B EnergyConnect project unlawfully refused union entry: court
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Transgrid contractor Elecnor unlawfully denied the Electrical Trades Union access to 47 migrant workers on Australia’s largest transmission project, a court has found.
Pottery Lane owners corporation can bring delayed defects case against council
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The owners corporation of an apartment complex in Sydney’s north shore can bring claims against a council over several million dollars in alleged defects, despite a four-year delay.
Builder Dominium on hook for $3.8M in damages for Rosehill townhouse development
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The owners of ten townhouses in Rosehill, NSW have secured a $3.8 million default judgment against their builder Dominium Homes.