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Sexual harassment solicitor ordered to pay indemnity costs — Sterling Law QLD
The facts Junior/trainee solicitor Catherine Mia Hill began working with Owen Hughes’ Bangalow based law firm Beesley and Hughes Lawyers in May 2015. The evidence showed that that he thought Hill was attractive, wanted to be in a relationship with her and that he communicated that to her. Hughes offered to represent her in a…
Sexual harassment solicitor ordered to pay indemnity costs — Sterling Law QLD
Types of appeals in Queensland and the Federal Courts — Sterling Law QLD
Appeals in the law are creatures of statute: Attorney-General v Sillem [1864] EngR 352; (1864) 10 HLC 704 at 720-721, Mickelberg v The Queen [1989] HCA 35, Deane J at [4], R v Ferguson; ex parte A-G (Qld) [2008] QCA 227 at [20]. In other words, they never existed at common law, but were instead…
Types of appeals in Queensland and the Federal Courts — Sterling Law QLD
Bradley Robert Edwards given life with non-parole period of 40 years for two Claremont murders — Sterling Law QLD
The Claremont killer THE FACTS The murders On 27 January 1996, a secretary aged 18 named Sarah Spiers disappeared after leaving Club Bay View in Claremont and calling a taxi from a nearby phone booth. Her body was never found. On 9 June 1996, Jane Rimmer, a 23 year old childcare worker, was last seen…
Bradley Robert Edwards given life with non-parole period of 40 years for two Claremont murders — Sterling Law QLD
Why your agreement should be in writing — Sterling Law QLD
Contrary to what some believe, an oral agreement can be enforceable, as long as the elements of a contract have been met. However, there are major advantages in having an important agreement reduced to writing. Written Agreements prevent disputes Firstly, having a written agreement ensures that there is no doubt or disagreement as to what…
Why your agreement should be in writing — Sterling Law QLD
Things to do at the scene of a car accident — Sterling Law QLD
Getting in a car crash can be a jolting experience. But it’s important to be proactive and think about what to do in the immediate aftermath.
Things to do at the scene of a car accident — Sterling Law QLD
Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to the US Supreme Court — Sterling Law QLD
After an evening vote in the Senate which saw her confirmed 52 to 48, Justice Barrett was sworn in at the White House, making her the sixth conservative-leaning justice on the nine-member bench and Donald Trump’s third appointment to America’s highest court.
Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to the US Supreme Court — Sterling Law QLD
Nicola Gobbo aka Lawyer X removed from the roll of lawyers — Sterling Law QLD
Former Victorian criminal barrister Nicola Gobbo represented a number of high-profile clients during her career at the bar. It was later discovered that she had also been acting as a police informant, and was using confidential information obtained from her clients to assist police in obtaining evidence.
This revelation sparked a royal commission in Victoria.
Lawyers Weekly now reports that Nicola Gobbo has been removed from the roll of practitioners due to her role as a police informant against her own clients.
Bradley Robert Edwards found guilty of two of the three Claremont killings — Sterling Law QLD
The Claremont killer THE FACTS The murders On 27 January 1996, a secretary aged 18 named Sarah Spiers disappeared after leaving Club Bay View in Claremont and calling a taxi from a nearby phone booth. Her body was never found. On 9 June 1996, Jane Rimmer, a 23 year old childcare worker, was last seen…
Bradley Robert Edwards found guilty of two of the three Claremont killings — Sterling Law QLD
