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The corporate regulator has launched proceedings to wind up a company in the steel empire of billionaire Sanjeev Gupta for its failure to lodge financial reports for four years.
KHQ hires partner from Macpherson Kelley for construction practice
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KHQ Lawyers has snagged a leading infrastructure and energy lawyer from Macpherson Kelley for its newly rebranded construction, infrastructure and energy practice.
Federal Court warns self-repped litigants against using AI for legal advice
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The Federal Court has cautioned self-represented litigants against using generative artificial intelligence to decide whether their case has merit, saying it is “not reliable for legal help”.
Tabcorp loses Full Court appeal over $1.5B tax deduction
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The Full Federal Court has tossed Tabcorp’s appeal of a finding that it is not entitled to a $1.49 billion tax deduction under rules governing the taxation of financial arrangements.
AMP says insurance class action pleading ‘not good enough’
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A class action against AMP over allegedly inflated insurance premiums has been ordered to better particularise its case, with a judge hearing the current pleading is “not good enough” for the wealth manager to put on a defence.
QSuper class action settlement costs, commission revealed
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The law firm and funder behind the settled class action against QSuper will seek almost $31 million in costs and commission at an upcoming hearing.
ACCC calls for stronger oversight as airports invest $1.5B in infrastructure
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The consumer watchdog has raised concerns about rising prices and unregulated airport charges amid significant infrastructure investment and record revenue at the nation’s busiest airports.
DPP not barred from recusal bid after judge’s criticism, court finds
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In the latest chapter of a bitter feud between NSW Director of Public Prosecutions and District Court Judge Penelope Wass, the state’s Court of Appeal has found parliamentary privilege doesn’t bar the top prosecutor from launching a recusal bid in a criminal trial.
Lawyer defeats case alleging duty to advise client litigation was doomed
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A Sydney lawyer has successfully defended a case alleging he should have advised an X-ray business and its director that their defences in proceedings against medical device maker Philips were hopeless.
Trial vacated in suit over $1.5M loan to John Pesutto
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An upcoming trial in a case over a Victorian Liberal Party-linked company’s decision to give former party leader John Pesutto a $1.5 million loan to help him avoid bankruptcy has been vacated.