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In an historic ruling handed down today, the Federal Court has found in favour of the plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit against tech giants Google and Apple, marking a significant win for consumer rights and digital fairness in Australia. More
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On 15 July 2025 in Cairns, the Federal Court accepted the factual case presented in Uncle Pabai and Uncle Paul’s landmark Australian Climate Case but found that “the law does not currently support” their claim that the government has a legal duty of care to protect the T... More
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Hearings for the potentially groundbreaking Australian Climate Case will take place On Country in the Torres Strait (Zenadth Kes), 5-19 June 2023. Guda Maluyligal plaintiffs Uncle Pabai Pabai and Uncle Paul Kabai from the islands of Boigu and Saibai will give evidence of the c... More
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Phi Finney McDonald has today commenced a shareholder class action in the Supreme Court of Victoria against Medibank on behalf of shareholders, in relation to the company’s recent data breach. More
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Australian app designers and founders are taking on Apple and Google alleging the companies abused their market power to charge 30 per cent commissions on in-app spending while blocking competitors from offering better value payment systems. More
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Phi Finney McDonald data scientist Craig Macaulay has been named an AI Visionary by global legal technology company Relativity. He is one of only three people in Australia, and 19 worldwide, to receive this prestigious accolade. More
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Leading securities class action law firm Phi Finney McDonald has filed a class action on behalf of shareholders against The Star Entertainment Group Ltd in the Supreme Court of Victoria. More
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Residents in remote Northern Territory communities have filed a class action against the Northern Territory public housing body. More
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Domino’s delivery drivers and instore workers are being urged to take part in a wage theft class action against the fast-food chain, which is set to go to trial next week. The lawsuit alleges workers were underpaid up to $10,000 per year, or $11 per hour. More