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Federal, NSW governments launch Sexual Assault Survivors’ Legal Service (opens the original)
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Communications privilege service to help health organisations, professionals respond to subpoenas Through the newly established Sexual Assault Survivors’ Legal Service (SASLS), the federal and New South Wales governments are collaborating on a $1.74m initiative intending to improve support for victim-survivors of sexual violence. This announcement came from Michelle Rowland, federal attorney-general; Ged Kearney, federal assistant minister for the prevention of family violence; Michael Daley, NS
Federal Court allows personal service of summons on Aussie in the US (opens the original)
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Liquidator appointed by Victoria Supreme Court sought to examine company director’s brother Australia’s Federal Court has granted leave for a liquidator appointed by the Supreme Court of Victoria to serve a summons for examination, certain orders, and copies of orders on an Australian citizen in the US via personal service. The case was Albarran, in the matter of Perennial Enterprise Pty Ltd (in liq) (Service Abroad) [2026] FCA 1407. On 16 September 2022, the Victorian court appointed the plaint
Federal Court rules on cost impacts of AI use to summarise over 7.5k documents (opens the original)
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Judge orders vacation of hearing to enable verification of accuracy of summaries In a complex corporate insolvency proceeding where the plaintiffs repeatedly revised artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted summaries of thousands of documents and served them close to the scheduled hearing date, Australia’s Federal Court addressed the cost consequences of vacating the hearing. In Jahani v Qiu, in the matter of Ralan Property Services Pty Ltd (receivers and managers appointed) (in liq) (costs) [2026]
ACT Law Soc suggests improvements to motor accident injuries scheme (opens the original)
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Recommendations cover rehabilitation, return-to-work, dispute resolution processes In a submission to the Australian Capital Territory government’s second three-year review of the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2019, the ACT Law Society made recommendations aiming to improve the scheme’s accessibility and administrative efficiency and the experience of claimants. According to the law society’s media release, the submission reflected insights from members of the regulator’s Personal Injury and Torts
NSW Supreme Court orders new hearing after prior judge recused himself (opens the original)
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New judge won’t disturb evidentiary rulings made, exhibits tendered Upon the recommencement of the proceeding, the New South Wales Supreme Court directed a hearing de novo, apart from the previous judge’s evidentiary rulings on objections to the parties’ affidavits and the receipt of physical exhibits tendered before that judge. The case was V2V Investment Pte Ltd v Green Estate Australia Pty Ltd [2026] NSWSC 1135. In March and August 2026, Black J presided over around eight days of hearings and
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