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In our chaotic and fast-paced environment, news channels race to be the first to release a story, and we, as consumers, want every detail to be at the click of a finger. However,…

Last week, this former NRL star’s name re-entered the media with a heated resurgence. In case you haven’t been following the last six years of legal proceedings, Jarryd Hayne, the rugby player, was…

Donald Trump made headlines last week when a New York jury found him guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records. In a statement issued by the former U.S. President following the verdict,…

Much was made in the media last week about our partner, Ben Aulich, asking that mobile phones be left outside a meeting room during discussions with a client. Kings Counsel appearing for the…

Today I appeared on behalf of my friend and business partner Ben Aulich in the ACT Magistrates Court. The purpose of today’s contested committal hearing was to try to prevent a matter which…

The USA’s influence on the Australian way of life is hard to ignore. Comments made by Trump infiltrate our own politics, and American stars dictate the local fashion and popular culture. American TV…

Most people in Canberra will be familiar with personal injury advertisements on the radio, in the Canberra Times, or on TV before and during Kung Fu Panda 4. They usually promise to recover…

Is there a cut-off time between committing a crime and the police being able to charge you? This is a question we are sometimes asked in criminal law and the answer is yes,…

The media has been abuzz with documentaries uncovering the truth behind the glitz and glamour of celebrities’ lives in recent years. One that made headlines was Where is Wendy Williams? about a well-known…

“But shouldn’t it be based on merit?” I hear this statement so often, mainly from middle-aged, upper-middle-class white men discussing gender-based quotas in forums such as board composition, leadership positions and equitable briefing….