Michael Bradley
Crikey columnist @marquelawyers
Michael Bradley is a freelance writer and managing partner at Sydney firm Marque Lawyers.
Gable Tostee's threat to sue an online feminist group for defamation highlights the conflict between the principle of free speech and a person's right to protect their reputation.
Scott Morrison's proposed boycott ban has nothing to do with a concern for preserving the foundations of democratic society.
Each year, thousands of racehorses are killed in abattoirs. As a nation, we cannot justify this cruelty.
The shareholder class action industry has finally had a day in court. But in the end, the judge simply said what everyone already knew...
Police are now strip-searching children without proper protocols. NSW's police state mentality is absolutely out of control.
Dylan Howard has threatened defamation action, and Amazon are running scared. It's an interesting move from someone who's made a career trashing other people's reputations.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and the rest of the anti-pill-testing rabble are driven by blind, bull-headed ignorance.
Extinction Rebellion has faced a calculated overreaction from right-wing media and the Coalition. Is that co-opting our supposedly apolitical police forces?
The Australian government has offered its full support to Donald Trump's investigation of the FBI's Russia probe. The fact that the investigation is bullshit doesn't seem to matter.
The right to privacy on the internet is a common cause for concern, and the law simply can't keep up. But it's also just one small part of a far bigger picture.
