Slater and Gordon is investigating alleged anticompetitive practices by Google in the advertising technology sector on behalf of Australian business owners. The investigation focuses on Google’s ...

In October 2024, the parties reached an in-principle settlement of $65 million, inclusive of legal costs. The proposed settlement was agreed to on a no admission of liability basis and is subject to ...

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A notice was recently sent in another class action matter against ANZ, which is being run by the law firm Phi Finney McDonald. This class action is not related to the ANZ Consumer Credit Insurance ...

As a health professional—whether you’re a doctor, nurse, technician or assistant, to name just a few—you have a rewarding yet challenging task. You’re faced with an endless diversity of patients, ...

Senior Constable Justin Darney was just 38 years old when he was diagnosed with a rare and terminal from of pancreatic cancer following 11 years of exposure to carcinogenic toxic mould at Logan ...

For many decades, the deadly legacy of asbestos dust has been claiming innocent victims in Australia. From the early days of asbestos mining at Wittenoom to the more recent saga of building-product ...

If you’ve been injured on the road, at work or because of no fault of your own, you may be entitled to compensation. Whatever your situation, our personal injury lawyers will do all they can to get ...

Slater and Gordon is urging eligible ANZ customers who were sold consumer credit insurance (CCI) to register for their share in the $47m settlement which was reached with the bank late last year.

Australia’s defamation laws were not written with social media in mind. However, the nature of defamation is undoubtedly changing with the rise of social media. Social media platforms such as Facebook ...

If you believe you are a group member and wish to know more please visit the ANZ CCI Class Action information page Leading class action law firm Slater and Gordon has reached settlements worth more ...