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Naomi Neilson

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Court Reporter at Lawyers Weekly

Court reporter with @LawyersWeekly | views my own | news tips here: https://t.co/U7FBj7BbIz

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  • Staffing concerns delay complaints resolution, TelstraSuper claims

    1 week ago | hrleader.com.au | Naomi Neilson

    | |7 minute read In defence of a claim it breached internal dispute resolution protocols, TelstraSuper told a court that a number of complaints slipped through the 45-day deadline because of unavoidable staffing concerns. In civil penalty proceedings before the Federal Court, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) alleged TelstraSuper failed to comply with internal dispute resolution (IDR) requirements with respect to 127 complaints received over an 18-month period.

  • Westpac denies it ignored suspected RAMS home loan fraud

    1 week ago | theadviser.com.au | Naomi Neilson |Annie Kane

    Samantha Aitken, Westpac’s current head of audit, risk, and compliance and former head of mortgages BCM, is saying that executives ignored her concerns about alleged fraud and criminal activity at some of the franchises of RAMS Home Loans between June 2022 and the start of 2023.

  • Immigration detention employee fights 7-year-old termination

    1 week ago | hrleader.com.au | Naomi Neilson

    | |6 minute read A solicitor terminated from her position at an immigration detention centre based in Sydney’s west has brought an unfair dismissal application against the operators seven-and-a-half years too late. Sara Mansour was unable to convince the Fair Work Commission to extend the 21-day filing deadline to allow her to bring unfair dismissal proceedings against her former employer Serco, which operates the Villawood Immigration Centre.

  • Westpac responds to whistleblower’s home loan fraud claims

    1 week ago | hrleader.com.au | Naomi Neilson

    | |9 minute read Westpac responded to a number of sensational allegations made by its head of audit, risk and compliance, including that executives ignored her concerns about suspected fraud at RAMS Home Loans franchises and then blamed her for not raising the issues sooner.

  • Employee says court should not have tossed ‘gaslighting’ claims against lawyer

    2 weeks ago | hrleader.com.au | Naomi Neilson |Jerome Doraisamy

    | |7 minute read A former mining employee has applied for leave to appeal after she was unsuccessful in convincing a court she had been “gaslit” by a lawyer about an alleged rape at a Rio Tinto mining site. Editor’s note: This story first appeared on HR Leader’s sister brand, Lawyers Weekly.

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Naomi Neilson
Naomi Neilson @NaomiMNeilson
16 Jan 25

With sex often taking a backseat to work and family commitments, a law firm founder teamed up with a male escort service to empower lawyers to embrace intimacy, sexual empowerment and self-confidence. https://t.co/oly1uTYish

Naomi Neilson
Naomi Neilson @NaomiMNeilson
8 Jan 25

A Victorian family lawyer was struck off for what may be some of the most shocking acts of deception, which escalated from forging signatures to lying about children being kidnapped. | @LawyersWeekly https://t.co/InzAE9nvOD

Naomi Neilson
Naomi Neilson @NaomiMNeilson
6 Jan 25

On top of a four-year term of imprisonment, an NSW lawyer has been struck off for stealing more than $480,000 from his trust account. https://t.co/8OUJjTMwQn