Lauren is a journalist at Lawyers Weekly and graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism from Macleay College. Prior to joining Lawyers Weekly, she worked as a trade journalist for media and travel ...

In an unsuccessful application to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT), Waterstreet said the non-publication orders for the two women should be lifted because the “prospect of reputational ...

A proposed law in Queensland, which has sparked heated debate, would grant residents the right to use lethal force to protect their homes. However, this measure has drawn strong criticism from lawyers ...

“Their dedication to our clients has been instrumental in driving our firm’s success, and we look forward to their many more contributions in the years to come. This year has been particularly ...

“Flex commission arrangements allowed car dealers to set the interest rate and loan term on car loans. The higher the interest rate and the longer the loan term, the greater the commission received by ...

Yolande Dubow, a solicitor who claims to have 40 years of experience, has failed to appeal a Fair Work decision to not hear her complaint that she was forced out of East Coast Law after sleeping in ...

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“While Lennon may no longer pose a risk to the public in light of his undertaking not to apply for a practising certificate, if he were to remain on the roll despite the absence of evidence as to any ...

More than 300 people have signed up to a class action that alleged jewellery retailer Lovisa forced its young staff to work for free outside of their rostered hours, attend training in their personal ...

Use the word limit Sticking to the word limit for each question can lead to powerful and compelling answers. Judges will struggle to mark you well if your answer says very little, is repetitive, or ...