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On 16 June 2023, I appeared before the ACT Supreme Court (instructed by my colleague Phoebe Logan) in relation to an application to determine whether a Plaintiff had suffered serious harm in defamation…

You may have heard of the recent decision in the Court of King’s Bench in Canada which declared that a thumbs up emoji can serve for the purpose of a signature of a…

When an employment relationship ends, good advocacy usually results in prompt settlement of any competing claims. This is because employment disputes are typically conducted in no-cost jurisdictions, and the costs of litigation quickly…

In recent times, Artificial Intelligence, or ‘AI’, has entered the public consciousness and is being employed for mainstream use in a significant way. Tools like ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion can be used to…

In around 2015, Malcom Turnbull and Bill Shorten appointed a Referendum Council, tasked with working out a way to recognise Indigenous Australians in the constitution. The Council was comprised by 16 people from…

On 26 April 2022, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (“the ACCC”) commenced proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia against rideshare company Uber, for breaching Australian Consumer Law. Uber is facing a…

On the 28th of February 2022, Better Building Holdings Pty Ltd pleaded guilty to a charge laid against the company in 2020 in relation to the death of carpenter Mr Thomas Magi. Mr…

Like most people, I love a little sweet treat. That said, my appetite for sweet treats has been somewhat stifled (perhaps thankfully now that it’s warmed up and the winter clothes are in…

You receive a distraught call from your relative. A national news network has named you on their Facebook page, with a reach of over 1 million followers, as the man alleged to have…

One of Hollywood’s biggest stories over the past few weeks has been surrounding the tragedy that occurred on the movie set of “Rust”, an upcoming feature film starring Alec Baldwin. For those who…