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The University of Melbourne has been ordered to reinstate an academic who was sacked for allegedly harassing a female colleague.
Appeals challenge declassing orders in COVID-19 insurance class actions
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Law firm Gordon Legal has filed appeals after a judge ordered the declassing of several proceedings over COVID-19 business interruption losses.
Moray & Agnew snags former KPMG director for property group
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Save (0) Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Moray & Agnew has hired former KPMG director Duncan Webber as a partner to lead the firm’s Canberra-based property practice. Webber has 12 years experience in advising both private sector and government clients on property and real estate matters. Moray &…
Ho Bee Land lodges $390M takeover offer for AVJennings
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A bidding war has broken out after Singaporean developer Ho Bee Land made a $390 million offer to acquire developer AVJennings, months after AVID Property Group lodged a takeover offer.
Allens-repped Greystar in $1.6B student digs deal
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US property firm Greystar is acquiring a portfolio of student accommodations worth $1.6 billion, one of the largest deals of its kind in the Australian market.
K&L Gates recruits patent litigator from Corrs Chambers Westgarth
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Global law firm K&L Gates has hired former Corrs Chambers Westgarth IP litigator Rachelle Downie as a partner in its Melbourne office.
No agreement reached in competing Harvey Norman class actions
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Law firms running competing consumer class actions against Harvey Norman have failed to reach an agreement to join forces, setting the stage for a multiplicity fight this year.
Former ANZ lawyer loses 10-year-old discrimination case
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A long-running discrimination case by a former ANZ lawyer who alleged the bank’s work environment was hostile to pregnant women has been thrown out by VCAT.
Tendency evidence not allowed in negligence case against law firm
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In a case alleging Waller Legal gave negligent advice in a sexual abuse claim, a judge has rejected the plaintiff’s bid to adduce evidence of the firm’s alleged tendency to pursue out of court settlement over litigation.
Origin Energy hit with $12M in penalties
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Origin Energy has submitted to $12 million in penalties over breaches of its life support obligations, including deregistering or disconnecting premises where someone was receiving life support.