Love’s labour’s lost: The part ASIC plays in investor despair – The Australian Business Executive | A Deeper Look at Business
In March, there was an inquest in Perth into the drowning deaths, in 2018, of two (2) teenage Indigenous boys in the presence of police.
Police had been hotly pursuing them as suspects seen jumping the fences of private homes near the Swan Riverbank.
M Core Client Bulletin
An update from Levitt Robinson Solicitors, the firm who looking to commence class action proceedings on behalf of Investors. Please note such proceedings against the enablers and overseers of Mayfair Platinum and Mayfair 101 are imminent rather than currently on foot.
‘I have the power to get our voices heard’: Banksia Hill detainees join class action
Western Australia has the worst rates of Indigenous youth incarceration in the country. A class action lawsuit, representing more than 100 former detainees, aims to hold the system accountable.
WA inquest into death of two teenage boys to be shown harrowing mobile phone footage
An inquest into the deaths of two teenage boys who drowned while trying to flee police by swimming across Perth’s Swan River will be shown footage of the failed attempt to rescue them.
‘I said help my brothers, they’re drowning’: Boy who witnessed Swan River tragedy recalls desperate plea for help
A boy who witnessed two of his “brothers” drown in the Swan River after fleeing police has recalled yelling out to police officers who were at the scene to help.
Coronial inquest examines Swan River drowning deaths of teenage boys after police chase
A man has told a coronial inquest in Perth he believes police could have done more to save his friends from drowning in the Swan River after they entered the water while being chased by officers.
Priceline faces ‘imminent’ class action from angry franchisees
Priceline is facing a potential class action in an ongoing dispute with franchisees who claim Priceline has exerted undue control over their pharmacies.
A cautionary tale for Australian immigrants
We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. However many migrants are unfamiliar with business practices and laws in Australia, in particular the Franchising Code.
Fed up franchisees form pharmacy co-op
SYDNEY-BASED pharmacy owner and lead applicant in a proposed class action case against Australian Pharmaceutical Industries’ (API) banner Priceline Pharmacy (PD 22 Feb), Chris Lemon, plans to launch a disruptive co-operative network, Benepharm, later this year.
Priceline Class Action “In The Works” Gains Momentum
The move towards filing class action proceedings against Priceline on behalf of franchisees, gained momentum after Monday’s (22 February, 2021) feature in The Australian newspaper.
Mayfair 101 Bulletin
An update from Levitt Robinson Solicitors, the firm who looking to commence class action proceedings on behalf of Investors. Please note such proceedings against the enablers and overseers of Mayfair Platinum and Mayfair 101 are imminent rather than currently on foot.
High stakes in Priceline pharmacy fight
Pharmacy giant Priceline is facing a class action from franchisees in what is shaping up as an epic battle challenging the foundations of the $21bn-a-year industry.
The ADF’s crackdown on the pineapple express (tpe) is contrary to public policy and may be unlawful
The ADF’s reported campaign of alleged intimidation against TPE, its administrators and followers, if proven, is an incursion against the constitutionally protected implied freedom of communication about government or political matters (“the implied freedom”). The implied freedom is both a hallmark of responsible and representative government and ‘an indispensable incident’[1] of that constitutional system.
The Hon. Senator Lambie to address inefficiencies of Australian Government Security Vetting Agency (AGSVA) in Federal Parliament
Public relations firm Class PR has been working with disaffected servicemen and women who require “TSPV” – “top secret positive vetting” to take up sensitive positions within the Australian Armed Forces.
The Detention of Indigenous Youth is a Scourge on Australia
Throughout Australia, the age of Criminal Responsibility is set at just ten years of age. As such, “youth offenders” or “young people in detention” refers to individuals aged between 10 and 17
You don’t always win when you land on Mayfair
Mayfair Wealth Partners Pty Ltd trading as Mayfair Platinum and Mayfair 101 promoted two debenture products to wholesale investors, raising over $140 million dollars.
“Nearly seven years of my life down the toilet and I had nothing to show for it except anxiety and horrible memories.”
Jeremy joined on the 11th March 2013 as a Cryptologic Linguist Sailor and in June 2013 he enrolled in the Defence Force School of Languages, known colloquially as “LANGS”.
Defence recruits sue over vetting issue
Marc Lorbach is a former member of the Royal Australian Air Force and Australian Army, from 2004-2010 (Air Force Reserve from 2010-2013), and 2018-2019 respectively, who presently resides in Eleebana.
Always Delivering, Never Collecting?
Reports of underpayments among delivery drivers – whether contractors or subcontractors – calls into question the effectiveness of internal payroll reviews, brought on by the discovery of major underpayment in supply of goods to major chains Coles and Woolworths.
Systemic bullying amongst emergency services
Ambulance Australia has been deluged with allegations of widespread gender-based bullying and boys’ club culture that drives women out of the organisation.
New laws introduced to protect whistleblowers
Since July 2019, Australia has had new whistleblower laws designed to protect the corporate, financial and tax sectors.
Your Metricon Contract Explained
Where a standard form Consumer Contract – a definition which would apply to most Metricon Home Building Contracts – is unfair in the sense of causing a significant imbalance of the parties’ rights and obligations and which incorporates terms which are not reasonably necessary to protect Metricon’s legitimate interests, a Court can set aside or vary the contract terms.
Coles Express Action
High profile human rights lawyer Stewart Levitt is calling on Indigenous Australians who have been racially profiled by Coles Express Service Stations to come forward.
Class Action Regime in Australia
We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. However many migrants are unfamiliar with business practices and laws in Australia, in particular the Franchising Code.
Delays & disappointment from the Australian Government Security Vetting Agency (AGSVA)
We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. However many migrants are unfamiliar with business practices and laws in Australia, in particular the Franchising Code.
A cautionary tale for Australian immigrants
We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. However many migrants are unfamiliar with business practices and laws in Australia, in particular the Franchising Code.
Too High a Price To Pay
Priceline franchisees to file class action lawsuit in pursuit of fairer franchise agreements.
Priceline class action to challenge the controlling nature of Priceline’s current Franchise Model
The integrity of the pharmacy profession depends upon the ability of pharmacists to provide independent advice.
Priceline, Napoleon Perdis and David Jones Come Full Circle
Priceline, Napoleon Perdis and David Jones Come Full Circle Napoleon Perdis makeup was rolled out in Priceline stores from July 2018 and was the franchisor’s first foray into the prestige beauty market. Priceline presented the distribution deal as an opportunity to turn the decline in mass market cosmetic sales into a positive by offering customers […]
SHAREHOLDER CLASS ACTIONS REMAIN IN THE SPOTLIGHT
SHAREHOLDER CLASS ACTIONS REMAIN IN THE SPOTLIGHT SHAREHOLDER CLASS ACTIONS REMAIN IN THE SPOTLIGHT DESPITE RESISTANCE FROM INDUSTRY LEADERS; ACADEMICS; LAW FIRMS; AND INDUSTRY BODIES. The Parliamentary Joint Inquiry on Litigation Funding and Regulation of the Class Action Industry, Enquiry by Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations & Financial Services has been inundated with submissions […]
Love’s labour’s lost: The part ASIC plays in investor despair – The Australian Business Executive | A Deeper Look at Business
In March, there was an inquest in Perth into the drowning deaths, in 2018, of two (2) teenage Indigenous boys in the presence of police.
Police had been hotly pursuing them as suspects seen jumping the fences of private homes near the Swan Riverbank.
M Core Client Bulletin
An update from Levitt Robinson Solicitors, the firm who looking to commence class action proceedings on behalf of Investors. Please note such proceedings against the enablers and overseers of Mayfair Platinum and Mayfair 101 are imminent rather than currently on foot.
‘I have the power to get our voices heard’: Banksia Hill detainees join class action
Western Australia has the worst rates of Indigenous youth incarceration in the country. A class action lawsuit, representing more than 100 former detainees, aims to hold the system accountable.
WA inquest into death of two teenage boys to be shown harrowing mobile phone footage
An inquest into the deaths of two teenage boys who drowned while trying to flee police by swimming across Perth’s Swan River will be shown footage of the failed attempt to rescue them.
‘I said help my brothers, they’re drowning’: Boy who witnessed Swan River tragedy recalls desperate plea for help
A boy who witnessed two of his “brothers” drown in the Swan River after fleeing police has recalled yelling out to police officers who were at the scene to help.
Coronial inquest examines Swan River drowning deaths of teenage boys after police chase
A man has told a coronial inquest in Perth he believes police could have done more to save his friends from drowning in the Swan River after they entered the water while being chased by officers.
Priceline faces ‘imminent’ class action from angry franchisees
Priceline is facing a potential class action in an ongoing dispute with franchisees who claim Priceline has exerted undue control over their pharmacies.
A cautionary tale for Australian immigrants
We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. However many migrants are unfamiliar with business practices and laws in Australia, in particular the Franchising Code.
Fed up franchisees form pharmacy co-op
SYDNEY-BASED pharmacy owner and lead applicant in a proposed class action case against Australian Pharmaceutical Industries’ (API) banner Priceline Pharmacy (PD 22 Feb), Chris Lemon, plans to launch a disruptive co-operative network, Benepharm, later this year.
Priceline Class Action “In The Works” Gains Momentum
The move towards filing class action proceedings against Priceline on behalf of franchisees, gained momentum after Monday’s (22 February, 2021) feature in The Australian newspaper.
Mayfair 101 Bulletin
An update from Levitt Robinson Solicitors, the firm who looking to commence class action proceedings on behalf of Investors. Please note such proceedings against the enablers and overseers of Mayfair Platinum and Mayfair 101 are imminent rather than currently on foot.
High stakes in Priceline pharmacy fight
Pharmacy giant Priceline is facing a class action from franchisees in what is shaping up as an epic battle challenging the foundations of the $21bn-a-year industry.
The ADF’s crackdown on the pineapple express (tpe) is contrary to public policy and may be unlawful
The ADF’s reported campaign of alleged intimidation against TPE, its administrators and followers, if proven, is an incursion against the constitutionally protected implied freedom of communication about government or political matters (“the implied freedom”). The implied freedom is both a hallmark of responsible and representative government and ‘an indispensable incident’[1] of that constitutional system.
The Hon. Senator Lambie to address inefficiencies of Australian Government Security Vetting Agency (AGSVA) in Federal Parliament
Public relations firm Class PR has been working with disaffected servicemen and women who require “TSPV” – “top secret positive vetting” to take up sensitive positions within the Australian Armed Forces.
The Detention of Indigenous Youth is a Scourge on Australia
Throughout Australia, the age of Criminal Responsibility is set at just ten years of age. As such, “youth offenders” or “young people in detention” refers to individuals aged between 10 and 17
You don’t always win when you land on Mayfair
Mayfair Wealth Partners Pty Ltd trading as Mayfair Platinum and Mayfair 101 promoted two debenture products to wholesale investors, raising over $140 million dollars.
“Nearly seven years of my life down the toilet and I had nothing to show for it except anxiety and horrible memories.”
Jeremy joined on the 11th March 2013 as a Cryptologic Linguist Sailor and in June 2013 he enrolled in the Defence Force School of Languages, known colloquially as “LANGS”.
Defence recruits sue over vetting issue
Marc Lorbach is a former member of the Royal Australian Air Force and Australian Army, from 2004-2010 (Air Force Reserve from 2010-2013), and 2018-2019 respectively, who presently resides in Eleebana.
Always Delivering, Never Collecting?
Reports of underpayments among delivery drivers – whether contractors or subcontractors – calls into question the effectiveness of internal payroll reviews, brought on by the discovery of major underpayment in supply of goods to major chains Coles and Woolworths.
Systemic bullying amongst emergency services
Ambulance Australia has been deluged with allegations of widespread gender-based bullying and boys’ club culture that drives women out of the organisation.
New laws introduced to protect whistleblowers
Since July 2019, Australia has had new whistleblower laws designed to protect the corporate, financial and tax sectors.
Your Metricon Contract Explained
Where a standard form Consumer Contract – a definition which would apply to most Metricon Home Building Contracts – is unfair in the sense of causing a significant imbalance of the parties’ rights and obligations and which incorporates terms which are not reasonably necessary to protect Metricon’s legitimate interests, a Court can set aside or vary the contract terms.
Coles Express Action
High profile human rights lawyer Stewart Levitt is calling on Indigenous Australians who have been racially profiled by Coles Express Service Stations to come forward.
Class Action Regime in Australia
We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. However many migrants are unfamiliar with business practices and laws in Australia, in particular the Franchising Code.
Delays & disappointment from the Australian Government Security Vetting Agency (AGSVA)
We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. However many migrants are unfamiliar with business practices and laws in Australia, in particular the Franchising Code.
A cautionary tale for Australian immigrants
We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. However many migrants are unfamiliar with business practices and laws in Australia, in particular the Franchising Code.
Too High a Price To Pay
Priceline franchisees to file class action lawsuit in pursuit of fairer franchise agreements.
Priceline class action to challenge the controlling nature of Priceline’s current Franchise Model
The integrity of the pharmacy profession depends upon the ability of pharmacists to provide independent advice.
Priceline, Napoleon Perdis and David Jones Come Full Circle
Priceline, Napoleon Perdis and David Jones Come Full Circle Napoleon Perdis makeup was rolled out in Priceline stores from July 2018 and was the franchisor’s first foray into the prestige beauty market. Priceline presented the distribution deal as an opportunity to turn the decline in mass market cosmetic sales into a positive by offering customers […]
SHAREHOLDER CLASS ACTIONS REMAIN IN THE SPOTLIGHT
SHAREHOLDER CLASS ACTIONS REMAIN IN THE SPOTLIGHT SHAREHOLDER CLASS ACTIONS REMAIN IN THE SPOTLIGHT DESPITE RESISTANCE FROM INDUSTRY LEADERS; ACADEMICS; LAW FIRMS; AND INDUSTRY BODIES. The Parliamentary Joint Inquiry on Litigation Funding and Regulation of the Class Action Industry, Enquiry by Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations & Financial Services has been inundated with submissions […]