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Law firm’s competence questioned in $100k judgment fight
A man who owes more than $100,000 in judgment debts has tried to compel his former law firm to hand over material that would allegedly prove its services were “not done competently”.
Justice Nye Perram of the Federal Court of Australia has set aside four notices to produce served on CharterLaw by former client Paul Michales, who has made a series of allegations about the law firm’s ability to provide services and the quality of those services.
In the underlying proceedings, CharterLaw has applied for orders sequestering Michales’ estate after he failed to comply with a bankruptcy notice to pay the sum of $107,654.53 in judgment debts.
Final-year UNSW student wins top national law award
The prestigious Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards recognise Australia’s best-performing legal professionals.
Media/Law student Raahat Shaik is reaping the benefits of taking a 'bold' approach since coming to UNSW Sydney via the Gateway Program.
Final-year Media/Law student Raahat Shaik has been named Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards 2026 Law Student of the Year.
It’s the second consecutive year a UNSW Law & Justice student has won the category.
The prestigious awards recognise Australia’s best-performing legal professionals. The judging criteria for award categories were both quantitative and qualitative, acknowledging growth, diversity, leadership, innovation and contribution to the nation’s legal sector.
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