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Coronavirus restrictions will successfully challenge entrenched views and traditions in firms and will make for a better profession, according to TGB partner and Law Society of South Australia President Tim White, when he spoke to Lawyers Weekly. Read the full article here.
Read moreIn a world of digital connectivity, coronavirus is wreaking havoc on businesses reliant on person-to-person contact. When the pandemic passes, laws and practices must change to reflect the new reality, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his latest column for InDaily. Read the full column here.
Read moreA religious pamphlet placed in letterboxes in an Adelaide suburb has exposed what lawyers call a “grey area” between state and federal anti-discrimination legislation, prompting renewed calls for a Charter of Human Rights. TGB partner Tim White, in his role as Law Society of SA president, spoke to InDaily. Read the...
Read moreThe legal profession faces a challenge to get better at educating the public about how people can use the law to help them in times of need. That’s the view of TGB partner, and new Law Society of South Australia president, Tim White. You can read the full article in Lawyers Weekly here.
Read moreWith times changing at businesses across the nation, the Adelaide Football Club should consider how long it can effectively shut members out of its boardroom, argues TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his latest column for InDaily. Read the full column here.
Read moreRugby union star Israel Folau turned to GoFundMe to fight his sport’s bosses, only to have his campaign shut down. Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young asked the “crowd” to fund her dispute with former Senator David Leyonhjelm. Crowdfunding is something relatively new in a legal sense. What is interesting from a lawyer’s...
Read moreThe PIP breast implant scandal made headlines around the world. But nearly a decade later, there are hundreds of Australian women still fighting in Europe to get compensation for their faulty breast implants and the litany of health issues that followed, after the Australian importer avoided legal liability. TGB senior associate...
Read more‘Round Up’ was hailed as a groundbreaking weedkiller – safe for use on farms and in your backyard – when it was launched four decades ago. The product spread in popularity across the globe, but now, following a landmark US court decision, there are fears this common weedkiller could cause cancer, and suggestions the...
Read moreDespite numerous scandals affecting Australian women, why are substandard medical products still being allowed in the market? TGB senior associate Olla Kutieleh writes for InDaily.com.au Read the full column here.
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