NewsBite

Legal industry

Advertisement
Coalition reforms have fixed the family court system. Labor should leave it be

Coalition reforms have fixed the family court system. Labor should leave it be

The results of the streamlined new arrangement speak for themselves. But Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has announced a review.

  • by George Brandis

Latest

Former OPP solicitor denied bail as fresh drug dealing allegations aired in court

Former OPP solicitor denied bail as fresh drug dealing allegations aired in court

Melbourne barrister Anthony Grant is being investigated over allegations he sold drugs at Crown Casino days before his arrest last month.

  • by Erin Pearson
Putting one’s stamp on fatherhood
Opinion
Column 8

Putting one’s stamp on fatherhood

Dad always kept things civil.

Melbourne barrister charged with trafficking and possessing drugs
Exclusive
Courts

Melbourne barrister charged with trafficking and possessing drugs

Lawyer Anthony Grant is facing a significant amount of time behind bars for allegedly trafficking a commercial quantity of illicit drugs in Melbourne.

  • by Erin Pearson
Former top barrister Norman O’Bryan charged with fraud over class action scheme

Former top barrister Norman O’Bryan charged with fraud over class action scheme

The former senior counsel, from one of Victoria’s notable legal families, is alleged to have rorted claimants in the Banksia Securities class action scheme out of millions of dollars.

  • by Sarah Danckert
Alienation of middle class from litigation a justice system ‘failure’

Alienation of middle class from litigation a justice system ‘failure’

One of the country’s most prominent judges has labelled the affordability of litigation as a justice system “failure”, revealing he is troubled by a lack of trust in the courts.

  • by Riley Walter
Advertisement
Former Supreme Court judge defends the bail system – even if it’s a ‘gamble’

Former Supreme Court judge defends the bail system – even if it’s a ‘gamble’

Lex Lasry says the rise in youth crime is horrifying and that society is getting more violent. But, he says, the bail system is still vital.

  • by Chris Vedelago
Melbourne lawyer fights suspension after being charged with perverting course of justice

Melbourne lawyer fights suspension after being charged with perverting course of justice

Lawyer Zoe Davis, 34, is suing the legal industry regulator after it suspended her from practising law and appointed an independent manager to run her firm.

  • by Cameron Houston
‘Nation’s great shame’: most vulnerable turned away from neglected legal aid
Opinion
Opinion

‘Nation’s great shame’: most vulnerable turned away from neglected legal aid

Transformational change is required now to give vital free legal services the stability and certainty they need, and to ensure that access to justice is facilitated for all.

  • by Greg McIntyre
‘Bulls--t virtue signalling’: Former chief prosecutor condemned for welcome to Country post

‘Bulls--t virtue signalling’: Former chief prosecutor condemned for welcome to Country post

The OPP has condemned the comments of its former chief Crown prosecutor who said Indigenous people should be grateful they weren’t settled by the French.

  • by Erin Pearson
The pastadisation of French cuisine
Opinion
Column 8

The pastadisation of French cuisine

Or just cooking up a conspiracy?

Original URL: https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/topic/legal-industry-huu