[6 min read] What are your legal options if you contract a serious bout of #foodpoisoning from a restaurant? What about if you find a spider in your supermarket salad mix? Chantal El Khoury #auslaw 🍊 bucketorange.com.au/sue-foreign-ob…

Justice Virginia Bell of the High Court of Aus reflects on hard-fought battle for women in law. #ForbesLecture #auslaw #first100years #womeninlaw ow.ly/VqEw30kuiYt

Happy World Emoji Day! 🤩🍊by Chantal El Khoury bucketorange.com.au/emojis-creepin… #auslaw #WorldEmojiDay #poplaw

FIRST ON 9: The Great Ocean Road is set for a $50 million upgrade to cater for a growing number of tourists. John Andrew Lund #9News

Each yr 4.1 million Australians contract foodborne illnesses. 120 become so sick they die. Chantal El Khoury explores whether you can or should sue for finding glass in cafe food, or for contracting severe food poisoning #AFSW17 #IsItDoneYet FoodSafetyInfo FoodStandardsAusNZ bucketorange.com.au/sue-foreign-ob…

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announces there will be a Royal Commission into misconduct into the financial services industry. #auspol

STORY: The Federal Government will hold a royal commission into the financial services industry ab.co/2Bxdco8

The rise of the emoji in the courtroom #emoji #evidence x.com/bucketorange/s…

Emojis in the courtroom x.com/bucketorange/s…

Consumer Action Law Centre has released part 1 of its submission to the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Finance Sector policy.consumeraction.org.au/2018/01/22/roy… #auspol

[4 min read] "Strategy 8: Ignore the question and continue the conversation as though it were never asked." #lifehacks #career #careeradvice by Sarah Lynch bucketorange.com.au/how-to-avoid-n…

With law schools around the country about to reconvene, we sought reflections on law students' future career paths from BucketOrange Magazine 's Sarah Lynch. Some useful reflections for #auslaw students law.blogs.latrobe.edu.au/2018/02/16/sta…

Docs, audio & video recordings have traditionally been used as evidence to establish intent. But the widespread use of emoji as an enhancement to language has meant that it has been necessary for courts to cast the evidential net much wider by Chantal El Khoury bit.ly/2FeQCTA

[1 min read] While pedestrian rules are not strictly enforced, especially when compared with speeding fines and red light cameras, it is possible to be hit with up to a $70 fine in certain situations. ANU Law School student, @thiphannie explains bit.ly/2FhPJJa

Unfair #giftcard expiration periods & hidden fees generate millions of dollars of passive revenue for large #corporations at the cost and prejudice to Australian #consumers. It's about time this changed Chantal El Khoury. #lawreform #consumerprotection #auslaw bucketorange.com.au/expired-gift-v…

BREAKING The royal commission into banking misconduct has recommended AMP should face criminal prosecution for misleading the corporate regulator ow.ly/2rAX30jHIHV

Happy Privacy Awareness Week! Join us this week as we embark on Privacy: from principles to practice and reflect on 30 years of the Privacy Act #30yrsofPrivacy #Privacy #2018PAW bit.ly/2018PAW

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#PAW18 #GDPR #auslaw x.com/bucketorange/s…