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In practice

A practitioner has been reprimanded for failing to exercise ‘appropriate forensic judgment’ by filing an affidavit that included explicit material.
The New South Wales Court of Appeal has overturned a finding that a list of instructions found in the Notes app of an iPhone is not a valid will.
Matisse Fennessy, Grace van Baarle
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a second protection layer if a password fails to protect you and provides a lot of security for not a lot of investment in time and money.
David Bowles
This case provides an interesting addition to the evolving conversation on the significance of social media and its place in the courtroom.
Matisse Fennessy, Grace van Baarle
The Federal Court has considered several ethical issues regarding conflicts and the inherent jurisdiction of the court.
Grace van Baarle, Matisse Fennessy
The Supreme Court of Queensland’s new AI Practice Direction emphasises that longstanding professional obligations do not change when using new technologies.
David Bowles
A decision by the Full Court has provided opportunity for the Federal Court to clarify the rights of passengers travelling across different countries and legal systems.
Jemma Barnard

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