Former top barrister Norman O’Bryan faces jail over Banksia class action fraud

Australian Financial Review
Disgraced barrister Norman O’Bryan may face up to one year in jail for attempting to defraud retirees in the Banksia Securities class action.

Summary

Former leading barrister Norman O’Bryan is expected to receive a jail sentence of up to one year after pleading guilty to fraud related to the Banksia Securities class action. Prosecutors did not seek the maximum penalty during Thursday’s sentencing hearing. O’Bryan’s conviction marks a significant downfall from his previous position as a highly respected commercial silk in Melbourne’s legal community. The case centers around his attempt to defraud retirees out of millions of dollars through the class action.

(Source:Australian Financial Review)

The Hindu

Why are five anonymous female users suing Elon Musk’s xAI? | Explained

TNW

Apple wins dismissal of iCloud child abuse imagery lawsuit on Section 230 grounds

ABC17News.com

Judge dismisses lawsuit against Apple over alleged child sexual abuse material on iCloud

9to5Mac

Judge dismisses lawsuit accusing Apple of failing to stop CSAM on iCloud

Devdiscourse

U.S. Judge Shields Apple from Class Action Over iCloud Exploitation Claims | Law-Order

AM New York

Major book publishers sue Google over Gemini AI stealing millions of copyrighted works, argue tech giant will ‘weaken the incentive to create’

New York Post

NCAA's updated eligibility rules face class action lawsuit from 11 college athletes

Cnbctv18

Paramount's $110 billion Warner Bros Discovery deal faces lawsuit from 12 US states

Headtopics

Luxury Pasadena hotel to pay $320,000 to settle Eaton fire price-gouging lawsuit

Wccftech

SK hynix May Add Just One-Sixth Of Its Planned New Memory Capacity By 2028, Handing Ammunition To The DRAM Price-Fixing Lawsuit

24/7 Wall St

Jim Cramer Calls Apple’s OpenAI Lawsuit “Heavyweight.” Tim Cook Must Believe OpenAI Was Stealing

Yardbarker

Eleven athletes file lawsuit to challenge new NCAA eligibility rules

Yardbarker

College athletes sue NCAA over exclusion from new five-year eligibility rule

FreightWaves

Illinois employee driver v. contractor lawsuit now a class action fight

Bloomberg Tax News

Intuit Investor Sues Over Underwhelming 2026 Tax Season Growth