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Slater & Gordon has alerted police to an email sent to all staff on Friday purporting to be from a staff member, which contained salary information and criticisms of top executives.
Coles, Woolworths class action judge won’t ‘rubber stamp’ firms’ plan to join forces
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Law firms running competing class actions against Coles and Woolworths over alleged illusory discounts have agreed to join forces, but a judge has warned he will not simply “rubber stamp” the arrangement.
Lendlease lobs $30M suit over ‘corroding’ racks for DoD solar farms
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Lendlease is locked in a $30 million court battle with a solar mounting provider that allegedly provided shoddy racks for two Department of Defence solar farms.
Amp Energy wants more time for land purchase option for Cape Hardy green energy project
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Renewable energy company Amp Energy has requested more time to exercise its option to purchase land in South Australia for the development of its Cape Hardy advanced fuels precinct.
Allens-repped Pacific Green sells Limestone Coast BESS to Palisade for $460M
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UK battery developer Pacific Green has sold its Limestone Coast North energy park in South Australia to Palisade Investment Partner’s Intera Renewables for $460 million.
Developer AVJennings mulls competing takeover proposals
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Developer AVJennings said it is mulling competing takeover offers by Singaporean developer Ho Bee Land and private equity-backed AVID Property Group.
Satterley Property’s masterplanned Perth development poses bushfire risk, group claims
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A Perth advocacy group and a local council can make submissions on bushfire risks at a hearing for the approval of a controversial Stoneville development by major Perth developer Satterley, which is set to double the town’s population.
Sydney suburb development overcomes height objections
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A developer has pushed a 68-unit residential project in Castle Hill over the line, obtaining the approval of the Land and Environment Court despite slightly exceeding the area’s maximum height restrictions.
‘Who can it be now?’ Men at Work trustee wants to know who gets royalties
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The trustee for iconic Aussie pop band Men at Work wants a court’s guidance on who it should be making royalty payments to, after guitarist Ron Strykert contested an agreement he signed.
‘Completely inadequate’: United class action solicitors panned for delays
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A judge has criticised a law firm for allocating only two solicitors to its class action against United Petroleum over the installation of alleged loss-making Pie Face stores.