“You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them” Maya Angelou I have been...
Graphic justice: pictures worth 1000 words explores how legal practitioners, companies and advocacy groups are beginning to apply ‘design thinking’ and ‘graphic justice’ principles to help people...
As a human being, I of course rejoiced in the exit of Donald Trump from the world stage. It was for the same reason I rejoiced...
Cornwalls has appointed Terry Lambert as Special Counsel in the litigation and dispute resolution team. Terry is a highly experienced lawyer who worked in private practice...
It is time to review the legislature’s decision to place alleged acts of domestic and family violence (DFV) in a civil jurisdiction regime. Under the Domestic...
In the field of artistic endeavour the term ‘triple threat’ is usually bandied about when referencing unique and proficient performers who are supremely talented in the...
In Roy v O’Neill [2020] HCA 45 (9 December 2020) the High Court was required to consider whether a police officer was trespassing on private property...
In Clayton v Bant [2020] HCA 44 (2 December 2020) the High Court was asked to determine whether Ms Clayton’s proceedings in the Family Court of...
About 6 months ago, I discovered the term ‘joyspotting’. Similar to nature meditation where you focus on being aware of our surroundings whilst in nature, joyspotting...
An award of costs in the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal for even a successful party is not a given. And the recent decision of AK...