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Oct 1, 2026

Danny KaronGUEST
4:11
And I've taught at Columbia and Ohio State.
Danny KaronGUEST
4:15
For the American Bar Association, I ran this big program called the National Institute on Class Actions for 15 years, where I really put on vibrant, fun, fresh... invigorating formatting, like game shows and talk shows and three act plays and all this fun, vibrant stuff, because I wanted to find a lane where I could deliver this proactive wellness message to people in an immediate way and in an entertaining way that keeps them engaged and keeps them interested.
Danny KaronGUEST
4:39
And that brought me to where I am now, which is where I've stepped out of law.
Danny KaronGUEST
4:43
and into this legal wellness brand, your lovable lawyer brand, which you mentioned includes my new book just out in last November.
Michael WigneyGUEST
22:44
Mm
Jason BettsHOST
22:44
... uh, of class action settlements, particularly where you might have some stakeholders whose, whose interests aren't always aligned.
Michael WigneyGUEST
22:50
Mm.
Jason BettsHOST
22:51
Uh, y- and I know you've, you've presided over many settlement approvals, applications.
Jason BettsHOST
0:00
Welcome to On Just Terms, the podcast from Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, where we examine the litigation and regulatory issues shaping corporate Australia through conversations with people of influence in the development of the law.
Jason BettsHOST
0:14
Today, we're joined by the Honorable Justice Wigney of the Federal Court of Australia, one of Australia's most experienced judges in complex commercial litigation and representative proceedings.
Jason BettsHOST
0:25
Over the course of his judicial career, Justice Wigney has presided over some of the country's most significant class actions, significant regulatory proceedings, and high-profile commercial disputes.
Jason BettsHOST
0:37
In this conversation, we explore how the courts are responding to the growing complexity of modern litigation, from the challenges presented by expansive pleadings, discovery, and written submissions through the management of representative proceedings, settlement approvals, and the role of specialist expertise in resolving increasingly technical disputes.
Jason BettsHOST
1:00
[gentle music] Thank you, Justice Wigney, for joining us on the podcast.
Michael WigneyGUEST
1:14
My pleasure.
Jason BettsHOST
1:15
One thing we've been exploring in our discussions with guests is the increased complexity of commercial litigation, and we thought having a, a judge here gives us an opportunity to ask that of you.

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Jason BettsHOST
24:49
Yes
Maura McIntoshHOST
0:45
And finally, James is going to outline a couple of significant contract law decisions, first on termination and the recovery of loss of bargain damages and then on force majeure.
Maura McIntoshHOST
0:56
So starting with the quick updates, first, I want to note that the third edition of our textbook, Class Actions in England and Wales, is hot off the presses.
Maura McIntoshHOST
1:04
It's been fully updated to reflect developments since our second edition was published in 2022, and, and trust me, there have been a lot of relevant court decisions in those four years.
Maura McIntoshHOST
1:14
Previous editions of the textbook have been cited in various judgments, including two from the Supreme Court, and I hope the third edition will prove to be a, a useful resource for both clients and practitioners.
CraigPANELIST
8:43
Yeah.
CraigPANELIST
8:43
And I know we, we haven't covered it a whole lot here yet, but I'm guessing whatever, Wright and whatever pers- peoples still under his direct employ are still gonna try to do the class action.
ByllPANELIST
9:02
I mean, the class action wasn't dropped.
ByllPANELIST
9:03
There was just the change of counsel problem.
CraigPANELIST
9:06
Which delayed the proceedings.

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CraigPANELIST
29:19
She might be a little curious about all the construction, but Jim might have told her, so.
ByllPANELIST
29:26
He might have.
CraigPANELIST
29:28
Even though that's not nec- 'cause it's not necessarily about my case, it's about a class action in the area, and he could generalize how they might be using obnoxious techniques to frighten away potential members of the class action.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:40
That is central to what the lawsuit is trying to accomplish.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:44
The women are asking the court to certify the case as a class action and oversee a coordinated effort to identify and notify others whose images were allegedly part of Epstein's collection.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:55
Imagine that fucking phone call.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:57
Like, I can't even begin to imagine.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:35
Very awful stories of abuse and our experiences from dozens of former students.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:42
Nearly two dozen current and former officials from Saskatoon's Legacy Christian Academy and Mile 2 Church are being served with papers in a $25 million proposed class action lawsuit.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:52
The government has totally failed to fulfill its legal obligations, duties and responsibilities owed to these students.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:59
I am so thankful for so many of my peers that I've found the courage to tell their stories so that we may move forward to a place of healing.

47 MINS LATER

RobinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:46
I've been able to watch you become more grounded, more yourself, and more at peace over time, and it's a really beautiful thing to witness.
RobinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:52
You deserve to celebrate all of your hard work and your success because you fought so hard for this version of your life, and I'm really proud of you, and I'm sending you lots of love.
speaker_1NARRATOR
49:05
If you are a former student of Legacy Christian Academy, Christian Center Academy, or attended Mile 2 Church or Saskatoon Christian Center while you were a minor and experienced or observed sexual, physical, emotional, and or spiritual abuse and want to join the class action lawsuit, head to sharpsteinlaw.com to complete the intake form.
speaker_1NARRATOR
49:26
The link is also on the show notes.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:35
Very awful stories of abuse and our experiences from dozens of former students.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:42
Nearly two dozen current and former officials from Saskatoon's Legacy Christian Academy and Mile 2 Church are being served with papers in a $25 million proposed class action lawsuit.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:52
The government has totally failed to fulfill its legal obligations, duties and responsibilities owed to these students.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:59
I am so thankful for so many of my peers that I've found the courage to tell their stories so that we may move forward to a place of healing.

39 MINS LATER

speaker_8NARRATOR
40:46
Thanks for listening.
speaker_8NARRATOR
40:47
We will continue this podcast in another episode.
speaker_1NARRATOR
40:52
If you are a former student of Legacy Christian Academy, Christian Center Academy, or attended Mile 2 Church or Saskatoon Christian Center while you were a minor and experienced or observed sexual, physical, emotional, and or spiritual abuse and want to join the class action lawsuit, head to sharpsteinlaw.com to complete the intake form.
speaker_1NARRATOR
41:14
The link is also on the show notes.
Alvin ReidHOST
12:17
Some people have filed a class action suit.
Alvin ReidHOST
12:19
There's
Sarah FenskePANELIST
12:20
actually now two class action lawsuits.
Sarah FenskePANELIST
12:22
Oh, okay.
Sarah FenskePANELIST
12:22
There's three lawsuits.
Wendy WiesePANELIST
12:27
Very compelling.
Alvin ReidHOST
12:29
I am Mr.
Alvin ReidHOST
12:30
Class Action Lawsuit.

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