The Latest Breaking News from Federal Court

Two class actions against Johnson & Johnson over defective pelvic mesh products have settled for $300 million, finalising almost 10 years of legal fighting.

A firm co-owned by MP Angus Taylor has failed to overturn orders it remediate critically endangered NSW grasslands that were illegally sprayed.

The inquest into the presumed death of conwoman Melissa Caddick has begun with her family attending the state coroners court.

The leader of the Sadr Movement announced on Thursday that he would not allow the return of his political bloc to Parliament. The Sadr coalition had won 73 seats - the largest share in parliament - during the October elections before it decided to withdraw in June. The announcement comes…

Organiser Scott Commens and the owners of Riverwood Downs decided to call off the event in the face of the 2019 bushfires, which were burning just kilometres away from the festival site.

Lloyd's has been hit with a lawsuit for around $870,000 after refusing to compensate a NSW music festival cancelled during the Black Summer bushfires.

Billionaire Clive Palmer has again sued over amounts awarded to him in arbitration with the WA government, trying to sidestep laws preventing him from doing so.

A passenger from the United States will be excluded from a class action over the Ruby Princess coronavirus outbreak, an appeal court has ruled

The wife of jailed Malaysian ex-Prime Minister Najib Razak has sought to remove the judge set to deliver a verdict in her graft trial Thursday

One of Australia's largest oil and gas companies is being taken to court over claims of 'greenwashing' its clean energy credentials.

Iraqis are awaiting the decision of the Federal Supreme Court over the dissolution of parliament after leader of the Sadrist movement, Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, had given it 72 hours to make a ruling. The deadline ends on Monday. The court had, however, set Tuesday as a date for looking…