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Blind lawyer wins human rights award
Gilbert + Tobin lawyer Darren Fittler has won the prestigious Human Rights Law Award, which was presented at a ceremony in Sydney last month.
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A bonus and then the sack
An African American lawyer whose high performance was rewarded with a bonus is suing a prominent global firm on allegations he was fired months afterwards because of his race.
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AGS secures win for media watchdog
A full court of the Federal Court has upheld a ruling that a Channel Seven program incited contempt for a Brazilian tribe.
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Trio of firms help students get a room
The $250 million expansion and maintenance of a regional university's student accommodation has attracted three large law firms.
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Radio merger nets $200 million
Three firms have played a role on a deal involving radio and newspaper powerhouses.
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Katrina Dawson farewelled at memorial service
Members of the legal profession, family members and siege survivors gathered at The University of Sydney's Great Hall yesterday to pay their respects to Katrina Dawson.
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'Black Saturday' class action settlement a record
Maurice Blackburn acted for the plaintiffs on a ground breaking $494 million class action settlement - with its lead lawyer telling Lawyers Weekly defendant law firms "fiercely contested" the matter.
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No justice for drunken lawyer's crash victim
Don't drink and drive - but, if you do, don't worry. Even if you almost kill someone, all a UK court will do is issue a small fine and confiscate your licence.
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Tas DPP avoids jail for causing fatal crash
Tasmania's director of public prosecutions has received a fourth-month suspended jail sentence for negligent driving causing death.
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Legal aid restricted as Commonwealth funding dries up
Legal bodies have urged the Abbott government to boost its contribution to legal aid funding or risk important trials being delayed or even aborted.
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