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09 Nov 2020
Injured migrant workers told they aren’t employees
Dodgy employers are taking advantage of migrant workers, claiming they are not employees and cannot make workers’ compensation claims, to avoid admitting...
Find out more15 Oct 2020
Slater and Gordon lawyers listed in Doyles Guide
More than 30 Slater and Gordon lawyers have been recognised for their commitment to unlocking social justice for vulnerable Australians, by being named in Doyles Guide.
Find out more11 Sep 2020
Supreme Court finds Bentley Hospital negligent after heartbreaking birth leads to lifelong injuries
An 11-year-old boy who suffered severe, and life-long brain injuries after his birth went horribly wrong has won his case against Bentley Hospital. The Full Court of...
Find out more27 Aug 2020
Former Students Take Legal Action For Anti-Semitism
Slater and Gordon Lawyers are investigating allegations of anti-Semitic bullying and racial vilification at Brighton Secondary College. The leading law firm is...
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Slater and Gordon Proud to Announce Promotions
Slater and Gordon is pleased to announce 35 senior promotions across the national law firm in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia and the ACT.
Find out more14 Aug 2020
Life insurers should not dictate who receives mental health treatment
National law firm Slater and Gordon is warning Australia that allowing life insurers to fund mental health treatment is not a solution to the nation’s growing mental...
Find out more21 Jul 2020
Less staff due to COVID leaves healthcare workers worried about their patients
Healthcare workers are concerned about the patients and residents they care for due to a lack of resources, according to research from Slater and Gordon, conducted by...
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Healthcare, aged and disability care workers stressed over lack of PPE
Half of Aussie hospital, aged and disability care workers feel there has been a lack of appropriate protective clothing available to them since COVID-19, making them...
Find out more09 Jul 2020
NAB insurance class action compensation hits bank accounts of 45,000 Aussies
More than 45,000 Australians have today woken up to their share of a $49.5 million settlement against NAB after the bank allegedly sold them junk insurance. In November...
Find out more01 Jul 2020
AMP boss De Ferrari should avoid class actions by obeying the law, not whining to Parliament
AMP chief executive Francesco De Ferrari has laid bare the astonishing arrogance of big business by blaming Australia's class action system for his organisation's woes...
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