Shine Justice Ltd (ASX:SHJ) is an ASX-listed holding company that provides damages-based plaintiff litigation legal services primarily focused on personal injury and class actions across Australia and New Zealand. Founded in 1976 and headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, the company operates 46 branches with approximately 958 employees, delivering services through brands including Shine Lawyers; Sciaccas Lawyers; Stephen Browne Personal Injury Lawyers; Bradley Bayly Lawyers; and Carr & Co Divorce and Family Lawyers. Its personal injury segment covers motor vehicle accidents, workers' compensation, public liability, catastrophic injuries, medical negligence, disability claims, abuse law, and dust diseases; while the class actions segment manages 29 filed actions and 29 investigations spanning employment, first nations and social justice, shareholder, consumer, financial services, medical product liability, and environmental matters, including landmark stolen wages settlements totaling up to $380 million and ongoing cases against AMP Super, Johnson & Johnson talcum powder, and others. The company targets individual plaintiffs seeking compensation for harms, leveraging a no-win no-fee model funded through strategic litigation funders to enable access to justice in high-value claims. In recent developments, Shine Justice divested several non-core practice areas as part of a major organisational restructure to enhance operational efficiency and focus on core segments; appointed Carolyn Barker AM as Chief Executive Officer and Marc Devine as Chief Financial Officer in FY2025, with Simon Morrison transitioning to Managing Director to drive international mass tort initiatives; established Shine Lawyers US LLC in Arizona to pursue U.S. mass tort opportunities for Australian and New Zealand filings; launched an Emerging Technology Centre for AI-driven case management and Salesforce CRM integration; initiated on-market share buy-backs totaling up to 10% of issued capital in 2025; and declared fully franked dividends of 5 cents per share for FY2025, marking the first since 2018. These changes position the firm for FY2026 growth through targeted personal injury file acquisitions, branch expansions, and international class action advancements, with FY2025 revenue reaching $204.4 million and over 4,500 cases resolved securing more than $1 billion in client damages.