Failure to pay tax, and employees super … Borrowing heavily from his mother … Lacking evidence to support bi-polar claim … Extravagant lifestyle … Generous payments for children and former wife … Jennifer Cooke reports

Homer mysteriously appears in consent orders … A long way from Springfield … Country solicitor turns on client with complaint to judge, asking for a reconsideration of the orders granted … Client’s interest … Confidentiality … Nick Bonyhady reports 

Solicitors losing their grip … Mental health and legal practice … No adequate explanations offered to the stipes … Judges under siege … Where mental health prevents a lawyer dealing with professional complaints … Ticket suspended … Jennifer Cooke reports from the Bureau de Spank 

UPDATE … Full Federal Court bounces another decision from Sandy Street in the Federal Circuit Court … Conduct of the hearing “fell short of what was desirable” … Unfairness generated by the court … Inadequate reasons in another review heard by Street required the full court to rehear the application … Nick Bonyhady reports  

ICAC chalks-up another win … Corrupt businessman’s notice to produce sent packing … Seeking documents related to findings about property deals at The Rocks … Journalist’s campaign against ICAC founders … Bizarre straddle on UN meddling in our precious sovereignty … Nick Bonyhady reports 

Striking off … Workers comp solicitor bites the dust over bogus claim for legal funding … Claim for hearing-aids that were never part of the compensation consent orders made by the WCC … Defenestrated solicitor still plying the trade in court … Secretary knows nothing … Jennifer Cooke reports from NCAT 

When is money trust money? … When it belongs to someone else … It’s easy to get muddled … Brothers-in-law … Jennifer Cooke reports from NCAT on wrangling the payment of disbursements 

Sydney Law School’s retiring dean Joellen Riley sits down and talks to Nick Bonyhady … Academic pay and conditions … In the industrial relations trenches … Faculty shortcomings … Alarming exams … A sense of the ridiculous