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Australia’s most disadvantaged people cannot get access to justice, and urgent reform is needed. This week TGB managing partner Morry Bailes, in his role as Law Council of Australia President, delivered the “Justice State of the Nation” address to the National Press Club in Canberra. Focussing on the LCA’s...
Read moreForget humidity, crocodiles and the nation’s best newspaper front pages. For TGB partner Victoria Bell there’s one thing about Darwin that has really made an impact on her. “Community spirit,” Victoria says. “Darwin people are very community-minded – they have each other’s backs and that’s inspiring. “We feel...
Read moreTGB managing partner Morry Bailes, in his role as Law Council of Australia President, writes for The Age about a key plank of our democracy.
Read moreIt takes a local to know how things work, to really understand the lay of the land. Now, four years on since Tindall Gask Bentley began its national expansion in Western Australia, we can proudly say we’re part of the West Perth furniture and WA legal fraternity. But our busy, thriving office was borne from humble beginnings....
Read moreVictoria has passed assisted-dying legislation. How will it work and will the rest of Australia follow? TGB partner Victoria Bell examines the milestone development. What would you do if you knew your future held immeasurable pain and suffering? How would you feel watching someone you love battle a terminal illness, knowing...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Lawyers welcomes the review of Australia’s family law system in the hope it will ease the pressure on families going through separation. The review, announced this morning by federal Attorney-General George Brandis, promises to focus on how the Family Law Act can better serve the changing needs and diversity...
Read moreA factory worker who was sacked for chucking a hangover sickie after drinking too much on Anzac Day has been awarded $8000 in compensation after the Fair Work Commission found she was treated harshly.
Read moreIt’s time for a focus on the core issues facing the boots on the ground of the Northern Territory’s thin blue line. That’s the resounding call from the Northern Territory Police Association at its conference as it warned the Territory government and senior Police management that time was well and truly up on increasingly...
Read moreFamous household brand Johnson & Johnson has been ordered to pay an astonishing A$525 million to a US woman who claimed she developed terminal ovarian cancer after using the company’s talcum-powder-based products. The case is one of thousands of lawsuits brought across the US alleging the company failed to warn consumers of...
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