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Gemma McGrath Named Law Access Pro Bono Lawyer of the Year
Panetta McGrath is proud to announce that Managing Director Gemma McGrath has been named the Law Access Pro Bono Lawyer of the...
Panetta McGrath announces senior promotions across the firm
Panetta McGrath is pleased to announce a number of significant promotions across the firm, effective 1 July 2026, recognising...
Amy Bradley Recognised as a Criminal Law Rising Star in Doyle’s Guide 2026
Panetta McGrath is delighted to announce that Amy Bradley, Associate, has been recognised in the 2026 Doyle’s Guide Criminal Law...
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Gemma McGrath Named Law Access Pro Bono Lawyer of the Year
Panetta McGrath is proud to announce that Managing Director Gemma McGrath has been named the Law Access Pro Bono Lawyer of the...
WA retirement village reforms: stage-one priorities for operators
Navigating WA’s Retirement Village Reforms
Restraints, Confidential Information and Delay: Lessons from Concept Cosmetic Medicine v Chater
The Supreme Court of New South Wales has refused to grant interim injunctions sought by Concept Cosmetic Medicine Holdings Pty Ltd (CCM), the operator of cosmetic medical clinics in Bowral, Drummoyne and Newcastle, against a former practitioner (the Practitioner), a former employee (the Employee) and the Practitioner’s new clinic, Mind Body Skin Institute Pty Ltd (MBSI).