The Latest Breaking News from Federal Court

Harvey Norman and Latitude are being sued in the Federal Court for allegedly misleading customers about "no deposit" and "interest-free" payment methods.

A crucial date is approaching the almost year-long class action against digital currency Qoin, with applicants required to pay for potential court costs should their legal case prove unsuccessful.

With the Optus data breach exposing almost 10 million current and former customers to identity theft, law firms are circling for what could end up being the biggest – and most valuable – class action case in Australian legal history.

The suspension would maintain the integrity of an investigation, the government says.

The Federal Court will hear an appeal next month against a Tiwi Islander's legal victory that stopped Santos drilling at a Northern Territory gas project.

Fraudster Oliver Roths bankrupt and his finance company in liquidation.

ATV noise, threat threats, and wasting judicial resources.

In Sydney’s Federal Court this morning, the first hearing went ahead for Lachlan Murdoch’s suit against Crikey’s publisher Private Media.

From an opinion by Judge Ronnie Abrams (S.D.N.Y.) yesterday in Henry v. Fox News Network LLC: Plaintiff Edward Henry brings this lawsuit for defamation, invasion of privacy, and tortious interference against his former employer Fox News Network LLC and Fox News' Chief Executive Officer Suzanne Scott. Henry's claims arise from…

Indigenous traditional owners have won a court challenge that prevents an energy company from drilling for gas off Australia’s north coast

Laws mandating specific details on election posters unlawfully interfere with the freedom of political communication, ex-MP Craig Kelly has told a court.