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The conduct was peppered with personal attacks and views in relation to a person who the respondent knew was vulnerable.
Sarah Millar
There was an agreed miscalculation as to the assessment of damages in the primary judgment.
Karla Macpherson
A recent case decision provides a reminder about professionalism in the courtroom.
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The applicant sought an order that the time limit for her personal injuries claim against the respondents be extended.
Shelby Bennett
The Court of Appeal has clarified the requirements of a "do and charge" cost agreement.
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The claims included accusations of intimidation, conspiracy, and intentional interference with contractual relations.
Libby Thomas
The Plaintiff was a meter reader for a water corporation at the time of the incident.
Tim McClymont
The defendant submitted that its duty of care did not extend to preventing incidents which took place outside of its operating hours and off school grounds.
Shelby Bennett

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