In a move to strengthen Australia’s money laundering defences, Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke has announced proposed legislative amendments that would grant the CEO of the Australian Transaction Reports and Ana ...
The recent Federal Court decision of Progressive Green Pty Ltd v Flo Energy Pty Ltd serves as a reminder that trade mark litigation can be a double-edged sword. Trade mark owners should take care that their trade mark is ...
In June the Court of Appeal found that a director had failed to comply with their statutory duty. Despite a sincere belief he was acting in a way that would be most likely to promote the success of the company for the be ...
The UK Government has announced a new wave of immigration reforms, following the publication of the Immigration White Paper in May 2025. These measures represent one of the most significant updates to the immigration sy ...
The Employment Rights Bill is a draft law set to significantly expand workers’ rights. It is currently still making its passage through parliament to become law.
Back in July, the Government unveiled its ‘Implem ...
We live in a digital world…
Every facet of daily life is governed to some degree by phone, web or some form of connected technology.
There is no question that advances in technology improve communication. The rate of ...
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