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Case arrested: Tribunal orders appellant to pay police costs (opens the original)
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The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal’s appeal panel has dismissed an appeal by Wojciechowska against the Commissioner of Police, finding the appeal had no tenable legal basis and ordering the appellant to pay the respondent’s costs. The primary decision relates to events in 2018 when police officers went to a property in NSW and interacted with Paulina Wojciechowska. On 23 November 2021, she applied to the Commissioner of Police, NSW Police Force, for access to information under the Governm
From WLW to Kindra: Migration law firm enters a new era (opens the original)
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Ten years after launching as a three-founder practice, Kindra Migration Lawyers has transitioned into a new era. Formerly known as WLW, Kindra Migration Lawyers has undergone a major rebrand designed to better reflect its values, culture, and ambitions for the future. This comes as Australia’s migration system faces further proposed changes, creating an evolving landscape for the firm and its clients. Talking to Lawyers Weekly, managing partner and director Jessica Williamson – who was a 2026 La
‘Totally misconceived’: Court dismisses latest move in costs battle (opens the original)
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A long-running costs dispute between a former client and her solicitors returned to the NSW Supreme Court. The Supreme Court of NSW’s Justice Michael Ball dismissed an application brought by Ljiljana Coshott seeking judgment against her former solicitors, Stephen Barry and Martin Board, for costs awarded to her by the NSW Court of Appeal in 2015. Justice Ball found that the application was “totally misconceived.” In 2003 and 2004, Barry and Board sought assessment of legal costs owed by Mr and M
Justice Connect adds Legora AI to pro bono work (opens the original)
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Justice Connect is adopting Legora across its pro bono legal teams in a new partnership that is designed to explore how AI can expand access to legal support. Legora, the agentic operating system for lawyers, is providing the platform, licences, and deployment support at zero cost, with BigLaw firm Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer assisting the responsible implementation through its pro bono partnership with Justice Connect. The move coincides with Legora’s growing reach in the legal landscape, wi
How AI is reshaping legal knowledge management (opens the original)
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Legal experts are highlighting the evolving role of knowledge management as AI transforms legal workflows, urging firms to strengthen governance, security, and access to trusted knowledge assets. As AI reshapes the legal industry, knowledge management is expanding as well. On a recent episode of LawTech Talks, iManage’s Madeline Porter and Alex Smith delved into how legal teams are adapting new forms of knowledge. Further, they also note the increasing importance of governance, security and defe
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