ACCC accuses LDV of misleading consumers about cars’ durability

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The ACCC has taken car importer LDV to court for allegedly representing to consumers that certain car models were durable and suitable for off-road conditions, when in reality they were prone to rusting within five years of purchase.

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Telegram appeals eSafety’s $1M fine for late reporting

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Encrypted messaging app Telegram is taking the eSafety Commissioner to court, in a challenge to a $1 million fine for delays in reporting on its handling of terrorism and child abuse material.

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Barristers reprimanded over ‘offensive and demeaning’ notices in chambers lifts

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Two barristers have been reprimanded for an offensive notice posted in the lifts of a Melbourne chambers, in an incident a judge said showed a “serious lapse” in judgment.

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Stolen wages class action judge skeptical of lawyers, funders profiting ‘on backs’ of group members

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A judge has approved a $180 million settlement in a stolen wages class action but has criticised the plaintiff’s law firm for the costs incurred in the case and raised doubts about the value of litigation funding.

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CWP probes BP’s purchase of Macquarie stake in Australian Renewable Energy Hub

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BP’s joint venture partner on one of the world’s largest renewable energy projects has filed court proceedings seeking information  about BP’s acquisition of Macquarie’s stake in the project.

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‘Far-fetched and uncommercial’ take on PPAs rejected in spat over NT power plants

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Electricity provider Rimfire Energy has prevailed in a fight with the builders of two power plants in the Northern Territory, winning $1.4 million in damages for a four-year delay in reaching target operating dates.

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Green hydrogen company Infinite Green Energy faces winding up bid

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A judge has adjourned a creditor’s winding up application against Perth-based green hydrogen company Infinite Green Energy, finding the delay could lead to a better outcome for creditors.

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Builder Kuatro fails in appeal in SOPA case against Elite Formwork

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A court has ordered builder Kuatro Build to pay concrete subcontractor Elite Formwork more than $500,000 in progress payments for work on a Sydney development, finding no error in an adjudicator’s determination.

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$43M class action settlement fair in light of Noumi’s financial position, court told

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A $43 million settlement in a class action alleging Noumi misled investors about its inventory is fair and reasonable in light of confidential information about the food company’s financial position, a court has heard.

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