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Legal
Motel wins anti-discrimination case against sex worker in “win for business and common sense”
The Queensland Court of Appeal found a motel did not breach anti-discrimination laws when it refused to allow a sex worker to book a room.
Woman who suffered sex injury on work trip to go all the way to the High Court
A federal public servant who was injured by a light-fitting while having sex on a work trip will now have her case heard in the High Court.
Bob and Rodney Jane's court battle nightmare: Three key family business and succession lessons
The court battle between tyre and automotive entrepreneur Bob Jane and his son, Rodney, has dominated the news this week, and with good reason.
GPT investors win $75 million in class-action settlement after five-year battle
Thousands of shareholders who took part in a class-action lawsuit against property trust GPT Management Holdings have walked away with $75 million after a five-year battle against the company.
Fair Work Commission to grant pro bono legal services for SMEs in unfair dismissal cases
The Fair Work Commission has now granted the possibility of allowing both applicants and businesses in unfair dismissal claims to access free legal services, with the aim of helping self-represented parties.
Kogan wins Supreme Court case against ispONE
Tech retailer Kogan has won its case against ispONE, following several weeks of tense argument in the Victorian Supreme Court.
Woman jailed for stealing $7.8 million of employer’s money to fund gambling
A Victorian woman who worked for a hotel company has been imprisoned after pleading guilty to embezzling almost $8 million from her employer, blaming a multiple personality disorder.
One in two inspected childcare centres urged to shape up by new quality agency
Nearly half of the childcare centres assessed under new government guidelines failed to meet the standards set, according to new figures.
"Massive influx" of bullying claims expected under proposed new laws
Employment legal centre JobWatch is warning the Fair Work Commission will struggle to cope with a big increase in bullying claims if proposed legislative changes go ahead.
