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Thomson Geer appoints two Partners and their teams from Clyde & Co

Thomson Geer is pleased to announce two Partners from the Australian office of international law firm Clyde & Co will be joining the firm in 2025.
5 Dec
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Thomson Geer hires top technology and cyber law team

Thomson Geer has hired top Queensland based technology and cyber lawyer Hayden Delaney and his team of eight, bolstering the firm's national Intellectual Property and Technology team and providing greater depth to the needs of clients.
4 Dec
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Thomson Geer appointed to all Whole of Australian Government Legal Services Panel

Thomson Geer has been appointed to the Whole of Australian Government Legal Services Panel across all fields of law.
29 Nov
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Thomson Geer advises Piedmont Lithium on A$850 million merger with Sayona Mining

Thomson Geer is advising lithium miner Piedmont Lithium Inc on an A$850 million merger with fellow lithium miner Sayona Mining Ltd to create the largest hard-rock lithium producer in North America.
29 Nov
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Thomson Geer advises Civilmart Group on acquisition by global building materials company CRH

Thomson Geer has advised the owners of Australian precast concrete products maker Civilmart Group on the sale of the company to Ireland-based building materials group CRH.
25 Nov
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Victorian Court of Appeal re-assesses damages awarded in jury verdict in historical institutional abuse claim

Although this decision marks a significant reduction in the award of damages for pain and suffering, it reinforces the Supreme Court of Victoria's award of general damages in O'Connor v Comensoli [2022] VSC 313.
22 Nov
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High Court decisions provide guidance on permanent stays in historical child sex abuse cases

Two recent High Court judgments represent a significant development in the approach to historical child sexual abuse litigation in Australia.
21 Nov
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High Court affirms vicarious liability is limited to an employment relationship

A High Court decision in a sexual abuse case against the Catholic Church has affirmed institutions are only vicariously liable for the acts or omissions of its employees
14 Nov
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