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October 17, 2023
Australia's High Court has granted special leave for sorghum growers to appeal an earlier decision involving the alleged...
April 12, 2023
An appeal has been lodged in the High Court in a case involving the alleged contamination of sorghum...
October 11, 2022
A Queensland, Australia law firm announced it has been instructed to prepare a legal challenge against the process taken by the Cattle Council of Australia to form Cattle Australia as the new peak industry council for grassfed Australian cattle producers.
June 2, 2022
Taking action against local government and other public authorities in Queensland for negligence is worth pursuing, even in the face of state legislation which provides them with high levels of immun
May 17, 2022
A booming property market in South-East Queensland has brought with it a rising number of legal disputes over how properties are presented for sale, according to a local law firm.
May 9, 2022
A booming property market in South East Queensland has brought with it a rising number of legal disputes over how properties are presented for sale, according to a local law firm. Brisbane-based Cre
February 24, 2022
Queensland legal firm Creevey Russell Lawyers has opened a fourth office in the state, in a move the principal said will help the firm service new areas. ย The new Townsville office, according to t
January 26, 2022
One firm has argued that while safe and less costly routes out of court may appear on its surface to be the right option for victims of wrongdoing by major corporations, they are placed at a disadvantage and are losing the opportunity for vindication.
January 11, 2022
Too often, a fear of litigation leads clients to resolve matters via avenues that serve to save costs rather than achieve the best outcomes, says one principal. โEveryone runs a million miles from
June 4, 2021
Devastated farmers have not given up the fight against the seed company they claim caused more than $100m in damage to their crops.