Government can restore original goal of class actions with bill Chris Merritt 7 January 2021 Published in the Australian Newspaper Instead of complaining about the coming changes to class actions, the key players in this industry should consider...
A return to sanity for disclosure class actions Chris Merritt 7 January 2021 Published in the Australian Newspaper The snowflake bureaucrats running James Cook University should make the most of their victory. They might have downed Peter Ridd but they...
Jim Spigelman’s Hong Kong exit sends China a clear message Chris Merritt 25 September 2020 Published in the Australian Newspaper Jim Spigelman must have been the last foreign judge Beijing expected to resign in protest from Hong Kong’s Court of...
Sydney Uni academic Wojciech Sadurski at centre of free speech trial in Poland Chris Merritt 7 January 2021 Published in the Australian Newspaper Late on Friday evening, Sydney University academic Wojciech Sadurski will log on to his computer and open...
Christian Porter punts on junior judges for High Court Chris Merritt 7 January 2021 Published in the Australian Newspaper Until now, Christian Porter’s political career has enjoyed a steady upward trajectory. With time on his side, the 50-year-old...
A return to sanity for disclosure class actions Chris Merritt 7 January 2021 Published in the Australian Newspaper Christian Porter’s plan for a Commonwealth Integrity Commission is outlined in two draft bills that run to a combined 413 pages. Tucked...