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ASIC scraps AMP criminal action
Jul 16, 2021 â 8.38am
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The corporate watchdog has junked its criminal investigation into AMP over the royal commissionâs explosive fees-for-no-service action after the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions found the case should not be taken to court.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission on Friday said the CDPP found that no charges should be brought for the conduct which saw customers without a financial adviser â and therefore without any service â continue to be charged fees for financial advice.
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ASIC has filed two briefs of evidence with the CDPP, indicating that the corporate regulator believed it had a strong case to fight in court.
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A handful of Australia’s leading mid-size law firms are ramping up their recruitment of the country’s top graduates as they continue their aggressive push into the top-tier market.
At the same time, junior recruitment at most big six legal outfits is lagging behind pre-pandemic levels, despite those firms committing to maintain a pipeline of talent last year, the latest Australian Financial Review Law Partnership Survey revealed.
The exception is Allens, which took on 101 graduates, five more than last year and second only to mid-tier behemoth HWL Ebsworth (120).
Even with the spectre of the pandemic, the total number of graduates hired across Australia’s 50 biggest law firms grew by 5.7 per cent over the past year to 1325.
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Jul 14 2021 SYDNEY, July 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Elcom, a leading provider of digital experiences to over 1 million end users, today announced that Eastern Community Legal Centre (ECLC), a not-for-profit multidisciplinary legal service, has selected the Elcom Digital Experience Platform to build its first intranet solution.
ECLC provides free legal assistance to people who live, work and study in Melbourne’s east. ECLC will leverage the Elcom Platform to help facilitate digital transformation within the organisation. Introducing an intranet will improve operational effectiveness and enable staff and volunteers to remain connected and feel supported while working from different locations.
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