Pinstripe power: Faces behind Sydney’s biggest legal cases
Meet the elite group of powerful criminal lawyers that Sydney’s most high-profile figures call on when they wind up in court — find out who made the city’s legal power list.
Meet the elite group of powerful criminal lawyers that Sydney’s most high-profile figures call on when they wind up in court — find out who made the city’s legal power list.
A globetrotting business tycoon has been ordered to pay his wife an extra $10m in their Sydney divorce case, after he made a mistake that led to her discovering a secret account with $480m.
Which barrister will Alan Jones hire? Will the DPP’s war with District Court judges end? And will Gareth Ward make it through his trial without doing anything weird? The Snitch is here.
A mega-rich Australian businessman is embroiled in a bitter divorce case where his ex-wife wants to increase her slice of the asset split to $450 million.
A man has been charged with murder after a 60-year-old died outside a home in Sydney’s west over the weekend.
How has Salim Mehajer shot himself in the foot this time? Which colourful accountant is too crook for court? And what’s the reshuffle at the ODPP? The Snitch is here.
Fashion designer Wayne Cooper was back behind bars on Friday after allegedly breaching his bail on domestic violence charges.
A feared Sydney criminal was hauled back to jail for Christmas after being wrongly released in a shocking bikie kidnapping case.
What do Alan Jones and a beloved Sydney peace activist have in common? Which judge is rumoured to be about to quit? And which high profile lawyer is reactivating a sexual harassment appeal? The Snitch is here.
Rebekah Giles should have died in the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami. Instead, she spent 20 years rebuilding her body and mind to reach the top of her field.
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