Liquidators of collapsed medicinal cannabis company Melodiol Global Health want to question banned director Adam Blumenthal, but lawyers are struggling to serve him while he is overseas.
The Supreme Court judge deciding the Hope Downs ownership battle found that Lang Hancock spelt out his wishes in 1988 that 49 per cent of Hancock Prospecting go to his grandchildren after he died.
The Australian Taxation Office has won a $3 million battle with veteran resources company promoter Shane Beatty Sadleir over bills going back two decades.
Self-styled whistleblower Alexander Cokic has failed to oust a second judge from his fight with rare earths processor Tronox despite invoking the ghosts of WA Inc.
Reclusive gold entrepreneur Anton Billis could soon be on the frontline of a bills fight with the lawyers that led a successful legal campaign against his former close associate Michael Giovinazzo.
Mineral Resources claims the Pilbara Ports Authority is acting for the improper purpose of reimbursing energy giant Chevron by imposing a new shipping levy.
Santos has backflipped on its three-month campaign to censor a Supreme Court judgment about its secrecy-bound legal battle with former Telfer miner Newcrest.
More than two years of Federal Court probes into elusive Nathan Featherby's dealings have culminated in a Supreme Court action against Michael Povey and Charles Straw.
The Supreme Court has been asked to reveal details of a secrecy-stricken legal battle between Santos and Newcrest over a gas contract for the Telfer mining operation.
Supreme Court judge Gary Cobby stood aside from an injunction battle after a self-styled whistleblower pointed to his work three decades ago with law firm Freehills and its connections to WA Inc.
The Federal Court has cleared the way for liquidators to distribute $4.7 million to victims of Ponzi promoter Chris Marco and to keep hunting for assets linked to the convicted fraudster.
A judge has told builders to use plain language in claims after unravelling a $280,000 row that big-ticket contractor Cooper & Oxley took all the way to the Supreme Court.
The WA Supreme Court has thrown out a seven year old legal action between the descendants of late Goldfields businessman Boss Jones and his brothers John and Burchell.
Wiluna Mining Corporation is set for a stock exchange comeback after Mark Creasy failed in his last bid to block the miner and gold processor's restructure.
Shareholders of Kerry Stokes' Seven West Media risk losing their shares by forced sale if they don't carefully read the Southern Cross Media merger documents.
Wiluna Mining deed administrators have cleared another hurdle as they polish the gold processor and mining hopeful for a $100 million capital raising early in 2026.
Land developer Allen Caratti is locked in a $10 million-plus Supreme Court wrestle with financier Steve Masel over the interest rate that should be paid on loan guarantees.
A Supreme Court judge has expressed dismay after a female associate at Perth establishment law firm Lavan was left to explain mistakes in the court battle for Wiluna Mining.
