Christine Caulfield

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Cladding case by Infinity apartment owners not 'without merit': tribunal

5 days ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

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Class action over Melbourne development settles, law firm comes up short

5 days ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me A class action by investors in a Melbourne apartment develpment has resolved for $2.6 million, but the law firm bringing the case will take a haircut on its fees after group members ignored calls to contribute to the costs. Subscribe to Lawyerly to access this article. Already a subscriber? Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Lost your password?
'All or nothing gamble': Law firm slams Aussie Home Loans declassing bid

6 days ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

Save (0)Please login to bookmark CloseMortgage broker Lendi Group and insurer ALI Group want a proceeding on behalf of tens of thousands of Aussie Home Loans customers to be stripped of class action status. error: The content is secured.
'Absolutely crazy': Judge baffled by costs fight 2 years after trial in shopping centre spat

6 days ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

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Healthscope landlords agree to rent relief, as other operators express interest

1 week ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

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Competition cop confirms REA Group investigation

1 week ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

Save (0)Please login to bookmark CloseThe competition watchdog confirmed Thursday it was investigating real estate listings company REA Group. error: The content is secured.
Thermomix cops $80,000 penalty for NDIS claims

1 week ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

Save (0)Please login to bookmark CloseThermomix has paid $79,200 in penalties after being served with four infringement notices over ads claiming two appliances got the National Disability and Insurance Scheme tick. error: The content is secured.
Nine's was not required to post defamation apology on homepages, judge finds

1 week ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me A judge has found that Nine’s apology to the former owner of collapsed budget airfare company Bestjet over unsubstantiated claims made in a story about the company’s demise was sufficient to resolve their defamation dispute. Subscribe to Lawyerly to access this article. Already a subscriber? Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Lost your password?
Banksia receiver mulls release bid from case by class action members

1 week ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me The receiver appointed a decade ago to claw back money for investors in failed Banksia Securities might seek the protection of a court order releasing him from proposed new proceedings, which would also target lawyers alleged to have breached their overarching obligations. Subscribe to Lawyerly to access this article. Already a subscriber? Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Lost your password?
'Better than nothing': Judge OKs settlement giving class action members more Qoin

1 week ago | lawyerly.com.au | Christine Caulfield

Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me In a class action against Qoin issuer BPS Financial, a judge has approved a settlement that will give group members and the litigation funder some of the alleged worthless cryptocurrency, an outcome described as “better than nothing” in light of the poor prospects of recovery in the case. Subscribe to Lawyerly to access this article. Already a subscriber?