Nathan Tinkler sets sights on US job
Bankrupt mining identity Nathan Tinkler is fighting for the right to head to the United States for a job interview.
ASIC investigating Tennis Australia
The corporate regulator has launched an investigation into Tennis Australia over wrongdoing on a $200 million TV deal with Channel Seven.
Tennis TV deal nightmare continues
Tennis Australia is still paying for a TV deal struck four years ago.
Jackson to face trial at the end of year
The fate of disgraced union leader Kathy Jackson is unlikely to be known until later in the year.
Apple's Qualcomm hit aims to fill phone gap
Apple's lawsuits against Qualcomm are part of a widespread effort to rake back profits in a slowing market.
Insurance lawyers build global network
How does a mid tier law firm thrive in a disrupted legal industry? For Wotton + Kearney, by creating a new global brand.
Victoria to set up a night court
The Victorian government will establish a Night Court for magistrates to hear bail requests over weekends and after hours.
Goldman spared legal fees in ex-programmer's theft case
Sergey Aleynikov lost a court case against former employer Goldman Sachs.
Moelis enters fray as Slater & Gordon talks to banks
Slater & Gordon is in talks with its lenders ahead of a May 2018 refinance date.
Top marks not enough to get into law school
Future lawyers will no longer be able to rely solely on exceptional HSC results, as one of Australia's top law schools starts to use its own...
