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The Court approved settlements in two linked proceedings involving Farm 16, approved a release of family provision rights, and ordered settlement funds paid to private trustees.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales granted leave to join the defendant law practice’s insurer and to file an amended statement of claim, by consent.
S&P Gomes Pty Ltd ta Cohuna Hotel Motel v Sundar ta Sun Legal [2025] NSWSC 24
Solicitor found negligent in a hotel-motel purchase for failing to advise on pre-exchange inspections and contract terms; council claim failed.
MCX v GGX [2024] NSWDC 409
The court struck out a defective pleading but allowed the plaintiff to replead. It held the barrister’s advocate’s immunity argument was arguable, not a strike-out point.
Odlum v Friend [2024] NSWCA 159
The Court of Appeal dismissed Judith Odlum’s negligence appeal against her solicitor and barrister over advice on costs offers in property proceedings.
Lindsay-Owen v HWL Ebsworth Lawyers (No 2) [2024] NSWSC 541
The court resolved outstanding damages-quantification issues in a professional negligence claim, including treatment of expenses, NAB debt repayment, quid pro quo, discounting, and loss-of-chance calculations.
Shuvkrem Group Pty Ltd v Double Bay Law Pty Ltd (No 2) [2024] NSWSC 526
The Supreme Court of New South Wales ruled on disputed discovery documents, finding privilege over some communications but holding others waived and ordering production of specified pages from MFI 1.
Bluth v Boyded Industries Pty Ltd [2024] NSWCA 67
The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal, finding that the respondent failed to prove that the Gateway entities or Mr Fayad had the ability to pay the $3.5 million rescission sum.
Polsen v Harrison (No. 8) [2023] NSWSC 764
Medical negligence claim over bariatric surgery, warnings, and post-operative management dismissed; judgment entered for the defendant.
Zepinic v Eventus Lawyers Pty Ltd t/as SLF Lawyers (No 2) [2023] NSWSC 699
The Supreme Court dismissed a professional negligence claim against SLF Lawyers, finding no breach of retainer and that many claims were barred by vexatious orders and res judicata.
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