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The directors of the Melbourne Rebels have launched court action against Rugby Australia after the team was cut from next year’s Super Rugby Pacific competition.
NSW to face expanded class action over correctional officer’s abuse
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A judge has allowed a tweak to a class action against the state of NSW on behalf of inmates of the Dillwynia Women’s Correctional Centre who were sexually assaulted by former correctional officer Wayne Astill.
Jaguar hits back at diesel filter class action
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Jaguar Land Rover has hit back at a class action alleging it misled drivers of cars fitted with allegedly defective diesel particulate filters, saying the “wear and tear” of car parts is to be expected.
ACCC to review ‘high risk’ mergers under proposed reforms
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The Treasurer is expected to introduce legislation on Thursday that will mandate review of mergers above a certain monetary threshold and tie-ups deemed “high risk”.
EDO can’t avoid subpoena despite agreeing to pay Santos’ costs
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The Environmental Defenders Office can’t dodge a subpoena by Santos seeking material to back a bid for full indemnity costs in a failed case over a pipeline for the $5.6 billion Barossa gas project.
Super Retail says execs were fired because of their lawyers’ media release
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Super Retail says two former executives were fired because of an alleged defamatory media release published by their solicitors, who should be disqualified from the case.
Full Court’s continuous disclosure ruling could embolden ASIC
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A ruling that clarified the materiality requirement in continuous disclosure cases could lead to more regulatory actions and activist shareholder claims, but won’t boost shareholder class actions, experts say.
Former Noumi CFO set to cop $100,000 penalty in ASIC case
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A judge has indicated he will sign off on a $100,000 penalty and four-year ban against the former CFO of Noumi, who has admitted his role in the food company’s non-disclosures.
Qantas’ $120M deal to resolve ‘ghost flights’ case wins court approval
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A court has approved a $100 million penalty and another $20 million payment in compensation for Qantas customers after the airline admitted to selling tickets on cancelled flights.
Class action probe underway over Queensland property taxes
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A law firm is investigating a potential class action against the Queensland government over stamp duty and land tax surcharges on foreign property purchasers.