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Latest News in Commercial Disputes AU
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September 17, 2026
Federal Court justice has ordered the winding up of a company linked to former A-League club Western United, appointing a liquidator nominated by a creditor and the family company of its director of football Steve Horvat rather than the voluntary administrator.
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September 17, 2026
The Australian Energy Regulator is seeking special leave to appeal a Full Federal Court of Australia decision overturning a 2024 finding that AGL had "overcharged" 483 Centrelink clients by accepting welfare-payment deductions after they closed their energy accounts.
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September 17, 2026
The Chief Justice of New South Wales has warned that generative artificial intelligence will create "new legal problems and issues for lawyers," including liability for damage caused by the technology and increased regulation.
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September 17, 2026
KPMG Australia took an "overly legalistic" approach to the whistleblower, failed to support them and placed too much emphasis on workplace grievances rather than the ethical issues, according to a review by strategic consulting firm The Andrews Group commissioned by KPMG and released on Thursday.
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September 17, 2026
Financial advisers ICA Partners has sued fibre network operator Lightning Broadband in the Supreme Court of Victoria, alleging that it is owed 1.5% of an internet service provider's $165 million acquisition of Lightning's parent, Lynham Networks.
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