One of the largest wealth management entities in Australia, Morgans, has agreed to settle its lawsuit with clients. The issues allegedly  stemmed from one Brisbane-adjacent branch of the company that repeatedly caused concern for compliance officers.

It was only a few years ago that most people thought cryptocurrency was a passing fad. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are similarly misunderstood among consumers—but that may be about to change.

Estia Health announced an agreement to settle a class action over disclosure. Shareholders allege that failure to disclose relevant information to ASX led to inflated stock prices.

London International Disputes Week recently held a discussion regarding the role of litigation funding in collective actions. As the practice of third-party funding grows in popularity and scope, those in power have been seeking to regulate it.

Joseph Hoats, a California attorney, has been stripped of his ability to practice law following a guilty plea for perjury. He will, however, avoid prison time after lying to a judge about his knowledge of a lawsuit filed in his name. Prosecutors sought a 15-21 month sentence for the crime.

Apple has been accused of flouting UK competition laws by overcharging UK customers for products from its app store. The London case, filed in the Competition Appeal Tribunal today, involves about 20 million customers in the UK.

Claimants have launched an appeal in the Shattercane class action. The Queensland Supreme Court decision came down last month in the case, which involved contamination by shattercane weeds in seeds sold to produce sorghum.

Members of the IALF Working Group met to discuss seven agenda items including filling leadership positions within the organization. Seven members attended via video, and six via Email.

Between 2013-2015, sportswear giant Nike won court battles against more than 600 counterfeit shoe sellers based in China. Assets were ordered frozen by a US court. While Nike did win, every counterfeiter defaulted on the judgment.