16 Jul. 2018
Three Slater and Gordon employees nominated for national awards
Slater and Gordon congratulates three employees who have been named as finalists in this year’s Lawyer’s Weekly Australian Law Awards.
Find out more16 Jul. 2018
Western Australian lawyer in contention for national award
Senior Slater and Gordon Lawyer Karina Hafford has been named as a finalist in the Partner of the Year category for this year’s Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards.
Find out more16 Jul. 2018
Parkerville bushfire class action trial commences in WA Supreme Court
The Parkerville bushfire class action trial will begin today in the Supreme Court of Western Australia on behalf of 189 affected residents and property owners
Find out more16 Jul. 2018
Regional Victorian lawyer in contention for national award
Senior Slater and Gordon Lawyer Sue Emery has been named as a finalist in the Regional Lawyer of the Year category for this year’s Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards.
Find out more04 Jul. 2018
Residents need to get their houses tested for loose-fill asbestos
Slater and Gordon lawyers are encouraging Lower Hunter residents to have their homes tested for loose-fill asbestos fibres this month
Find out more19 Jun. 2018
Family still in shock after man’s aneurysm diagnosis was overlooked
The 38-year-old father of two collapsed at his home in August 2014 after visiting two GPs in Croydon to address ongoing headaches he had suffered over the previous month.
Find out more13 Jun. 2018
Jury awards former paramedic support after suffering severe back injuries
An ex-paramedic has been awarded a six-figure sum in Court, 6 years after suffering life-changing injuries after carrying a heavyset patient down two flights of steps.
Find out more07 Jun. 2018
New Victorian law would secure future for cyclists like Rory
The Andrews Government has today changed the future for Drysdale man Rory Wilson, whose life took a devastating turn when he rode into a stationary truck in Portarlington
Find out more07 Jun. 2018
Central Coast woman wins settlement after injury on whale watching trip
A Hamlyn Terrace woman has secured a six-figure sum for severe back injuries suffered on a whale watching cruise off the northern NSW coast
Find out more07 Jun. 2018
Parkerville bushfire trial to be live streamed in WA first
In a West Australian first, the trial into the 2014 Parkerville fires will be live streamed on the internet and accessible by the general public
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