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Many Australians hold sizeable frequent flyer balances and unlike cash, these points do not accumulate in a bank account; they exist in a grey area, subject to the rules and regulations of individual loyalty programs.
Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle v AA will be foundational for historical abuse cases in New South Wales in terms of its commentary on negligence as well as how to plead such cases against proper defendants standing in the shoes of unincorporated associations.
A recent decision by the Land and Environment Court of NSW (‘Court’) has (re)clarified the approach to be taken by a consent authority when assessing a development application (‘DA’) that is compliant with key development standards within the applicable Local Environmental Plan (‘LEP’).
Mills Oakley is pleased to announce the appointment of five new partners to its Sydney office.
Leading national law firm Mills Oakley is pleased to announce the appointment of two highly experienced legal professionals, Tania Sibree and Randall Gerkens.
The Rirratjingu traditional owners from North East Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory have today won a landmark High Court battle.
Mills Oakley is pleased to announce the appointment of Grant Mitchell to the partnership in Adelaide.
Mills Oakley is delighted to announce the appointment of international arbitration expert Monique Carroll to the partnership.
Leading independent law firm Mills Oakley has expanded its national footprint with the growth of the Adelaide office.
