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Barristers earning $18,000 a day in Reynolds/Higgins dispute
Linda Reynolds and Brittany Higgins have attended a mediation in Perth, submissions published in Ben Roberts-Smith and Lehrmann defamation matters
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Lawyers clean up as Higgins, Reynolds begin mediation [The Australian paywall]
As Brittany Higgins faces off with Linda Reynolds, legal sources estimate barristers will charge up to $18,000 a day, with Tuesday’s mediation to total as much as $70,000.
When narratives collide, the wash-up is never pretty [The Australian paywall]
In a rational world, the defamation dispute between Linda Reynolds and Brittany Higgins would be settled out of court with a face-saving compromise.
Why have Anthony Albanese and other politicians been referred to the ICC over the Gaza war? - Donald Rothwell
Al Muderis patient refused to take antibiotics after controversial surgery, court told [SMH paywall]
The matter is being live streamed here - Federal Court of Australia - YouTube
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Yesterday more submissions uploaded to the online public court file for the Lehrmann defamation proceedings - Lehrmann v Network Ten and Ors: Online File
Submissions relating to the parts of the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation appeal dealt with in open court have been uploaded to the online public court file - Ben Roberts-Smith - Online file (the Appeal)
The orders of Kaye AJ following his decision in the Drumgold matter against the Board of Inquiry have been published here.
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