When Lawyers Act for Themselves: Lessons from Birketu Pty Ltd v Atanaskovic
Birketu v Atanaskovic clarifies that law firms acting for themselves may recover costs for work done by their employed solicitors. This article explains the ruling and how Clean Law’s independence safeguards help maintain clear professional roles and transparent decision-making.
When Public Interest Litigation Meets Cost Exposure: Lessons from the SW Forests Costs Ruling
A High Court ruling on costs in environmental litigation shows how quickly procedural shifts can expand financial risk. Even in public-interest cases, conventional cost rules apply. This case highlights the value of Clean Law’s one-path funding, which avoids duplicated work when disputes become more complex.