The owners of One Central Park in Sydney have struck a deal with the NSW government for more time to replace its Aluminium Composite Panel cladding, which has been largely banned due to fire risk.Â
Developer Schofields has won $20 million from the New South Wales government after the state failed to provide an easement or road access to land it owned for more than two years after acquiring a neighbouring lot.Â
Some of Australia’s biggest law firms were dragged to court in 2024, facing lawsuits — and even class actions — by disgruntled clients and aggrieved employees.
A court has dismissed Mt Arthur Coalâs attempt to tender unserved affidavits at trial in a miner’s personal injury case, agreeing that it would amount to “trial by ambush”.
In the latest case of a ruling being reversed for copying and pasting, a judge has quashed the AATâs decision to cancel a student visa for failing to bring an independent mind to the issues.
Online florist Megâs Flowers has been hit with a $1 million penalty for falsely claiming on websites and online ads that it was a local florist.
A judge has ordered Honda to pay $13.6 million in damages to dealer Brighton Automotive in a suit over the car maker’s move away from a dealership model.Â
A court has found insurer Lloyds of London does not have to indemnify real estate agent Attree for underpayment claims by employees.
Hoping for a discounted penalty, fintech iSignthis has won its bid to adduce evidence of without prejudice offers it made to reach a resolution with ASIC before the regulator took it to court.
The owners of Australian fashion label Alemais have lost their bid to flip a historic Paddington pub into a retail shopfront, with a court accepting evidence about the pubâs contribution to Sydneyâs âsocial fabricâ.