There is now a tort of serious invasions of privacy. It is a statutory tort. It became law on 10 June 2025.1 This note answers some...
A District Court judge has urged greater care in the preparation of affidavits after deciding substituted service matters which involved poorly drafted documents. “While ordinarily I...
When engaging the services of an interpreter, practitioners are reminded to ensure full and appropriate materials are provided at the time they are engaged, including: the...
Goondiwindi firm Fox and Thomas Business Lawyers is excited to announce the appointment of Nick Knowlman as Principal to lead its new Brisbane office and renewable...
A Brisbane principal who offered impromptu pro bono services to a defendant in court – while waiting to be sentenced by the same magistrate for her...
Back yourself in a bid to learn, two judicial officers told emerging lawyers at Law Society House in Brisbane on Tuesday night. Judge Michael Williamson KC...
Brain injuries are often described as invisible injuries. The consequences of a brain injury, even a “minor” injury or concussion can have devastating effects on an...
Former Ashurst Partner Joanna Jenkins’ inspiration to become a writer literally happened by accident one day on a country road. An unfortunate crash inspired the now-successful...
The Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council has been unwavering in its commitment to driving meaningful change in Queensland’s criminal justice system, since its establishment nine years ago....
The “Five Ps” – punctuality, preparation, presentation, professionalism and precision – are essential to appearances, especially in the hectic, high-volume Magistrates Court. Deputy Chief Magistrate Anthony...