In one of her last judgments,
Judge Gibson grants an interlocutory injunction for, inter alia, invasion of privacy. I think this is the first published judgment under the new statutory tort for serious invasion of privacy. #auslaw#privacycaselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/…
I am about to go in for another endo surgery because it is once again crippling - the amount of times I have had to work from bed while vomiting into something because if I took every day off that I needed, I wouldn't work two weeks of every month. And I'm lucky comparatively
High Court Justice Jacqueline Gleeson is launching the second edition of defamation guru @dkrolph’s tome on defamation law (Rolph on Defamation) in Sydney tonight. “With the proliferation of internet technologies, almost all of us are publishers,” Gleeson J says.
Justice Gleeson says Rolph explains how the Federal Court of Australia has become “something of a magnet” for defamation litigation - a very pronounced trend nationally.
The kindness of strangers: a woman saw my dog looking rather proprietorially at her BBQ chicken as she left Woolies and promptly opened the bag and gave him a huge chunk.
I am late to this but South Australia introduced its version of Stage 2 of the reforms to the national, uniform defamation laws in late August this year. As South Australia had flagged, not all the reforms made it to the bill. #auslaw#defamationlegislation.sa.gov.au/__legi…
In October, I will be appearing on a panel on the law of privacy, with Warby LJ, Professor Barbara McDonald and Tom Blackburn SC, chaired by Desmond Browne KC. Link here: academyoflaw.org.au/event-58…#auslaw#defamation
Did you know that your success in a defamation case could depend on where you live in Australia? That’s the reality of different laws across the country. I wade through it here. smh.com.au/national/nsw/how-…