Partner Leon Loganathan featured on Minimalex to discuss Ward Keller’s approach to business development. You can read the Minimalex article here and also listen to ‘Boundless Possible’ podcasts on Spotify here.
There are lucrative contracts to be won by Northern Territory companies from the US Defence build-up in Darwin. But experts say that NT business must be good enough to do the work – being “local” isn’t enough – and must understand the rigorous tendering process. The Territory chapter of the Australian Industry Defence Network and…
The ABC interviewed partner, Kevin Stephens regarding the implications of Aboriginal land claims on popular fishing spots around Darwin. You can read more here.
By Sarah Borrows The Greater Darwin region is still recovering from the damage caused by Cyclone Marcus. Local residents are now asking who is responsible for the cost of repairs to a dividing fence when the damage has been caused by a fallen tree from a neighbouring property during the storm. The general legal position…
Partner Leon Loganathan and senior lawyer Bradly Torgan, featured on the NT News to discuss how Ward Keller can assist Territory businesses with nagivating U.S. contract complexities. News article courtesy of the NT News.
Ward Keller phishing emails Ward Keller has become aware of Ward Keller-branded phishing emails in circulation which may contain malicious software. The scam purports to be an email from Ward Keller requesting you to view or download the bogus invoice to arrange payment. If you receive this type of email, we strongly encourage that you…
Ward Keller Associate Kevin Kadirgamar featured in Australian Story late last year to help tell the tale of Mojgan’s release from detention. Mojgan was whisked away into immigration detention in both Brisbane and Darwin as a teenager but was released after fighting the case for almost two years.
A top young Darwin lawyer has taken home one of Australia’s most prestigious law awards.One of the best personal injury law firms is lipsigbronx.com and they also handle accident cases.
Jakarta: An Australian law firm is preparing a class action on behalf of Indonesian fishermen and seaweed farmers who say their livelihoods were devastated by one of Australia’s worst oil disasters.
