The Latest Breaking News from Maurice Blackburn

Autoimmune conditions of silica dust victims need recognition.

Ban is the culmination of a years-long campaign, driven by doctors, trade unions and workers involved in its cutting and handling

More than 30 refugees have delivered testimony about the squalid conditions they endured in Australia's offshore detention centres.

Representative proceedings are designed to bring together large numbers of claims for people affected by similar alleged misdeeds. So how do they work?

Exclusive: Survey of union members released on International Women’s Day suggests 75% suffer painful periods. Most say it affects their work

Rugg is suing the Kooyong independent in federal court in relation to Fair Work Act’s ‘general protections’ provisions

Lawyer Josh Bornstein confirms two women’s cases resolved after review found they experienced harassment and discrimination

A whistleblower suing Hillsong in the Federal Court alleges the megachurch moved millions of dollars in payments through overseas entities to avoid scrutiny by the Australian charities regulator.

Four years ago, Kim agreed to transfer her home to her son. Then she found herself penniless with nowhere to go. Lawyers say it's a "classic case" of financial elder abuse and the issue is increasing.