Livingstone takes charge in CBA crisis
When Catherine Livingstone saw the 580-page statement of claim, she must have seen the grave threat it posed to the reputation of CBA.
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Barristers in survival strategy
Tobias O'Hehir's role as a barristers' clerk is dramatically different to what it once was as the bar modernises and barristers tout for business.
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CBA faces class action threat
Class action lawyers are circling CBA after revelations the board failed to disclose a money laundering investigation for over two years.
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