Due to present political and economic circumstances in Brazil, the number of judicial reorganisation requests has considerably increased in the past few years. As a result, courts have been tested on a number of issues a ...
Contact: Bronwyn Clarkson, Partner and Kelly Pain, Senior Associate
Queensland’s water reforms commenced in full force on 6 December 2016, following some controversial last minute changes made by the current gove ...
Contact: Katherine Hayes, Senior Associate and Greg Stirling, Associate
The 2008 global financial crisis resulted in countless claims and litigated proceedings against financial advisors and their financial service ...
Contact: Andrew Shute, Partner and Ben Hall, Special Counsel
Lawyers (and judges) have sometimes been accused of being Luddites, concerned about the pace of technological change, and what this might mean for the pr ...
Written By: Brian Ragen
In Vaquero v. Stoneledge Furniture LLC, a California Court of Appeal recently held that inside sales employees who are paid on a 100% commission basis must be separately compensated for their res ...
Handed down in March 2017, the decision of Manitowoq Platinum Pty Ltd & Ors v Wesfarmers Federation Insurance Ltd (WFI) (Manitowoq Platinum) is of particular interest as the District Court of Western Australia considered ...
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