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Article, 23 Aug 2019 Foreign enforcement: the new Hague Convention may fill a gap in the international legal landscape The recently adopted Hague Convention on Recognition and Enforcement could facilitate cross-border transactions and litigation, but although some major players have expressed interest, it's still unli ... Article, 22 Aug 2019 Major projects & construction 5 Minute Fix 39 Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: quantum meruit in the spotlight, again; recovery of liquidated damages claim against a third party guarantor; the latest on t ... Article, 22 Aug 2019 Court clarifies the meaning of "reasonable practicability" in OHS after finding a Magistrate has misstated the test The Court must consider what the employer / persons conducting a business or undertaking should have foreseen and done to manage risk, having regard to, amongst other things, their actual or construct ... Article, 22 Aug 2019 The Competition and Consumer Act and restraints of trade for workers: what do I need to know? There is no general exemption in the Competition and Consumer Act for a restraint of trade – whether it's exempt will depend on the parties to the restraint and the activities it extends to. Article, 22 Aug 2019 Queensland raises the stakes on ethical procurement Queensland Government entities and suppliers have new obligations under the Queensland Procurement Policy with the introduction of the Ethical Supplier Threshold and Ethical Supplier Mandate. Article, 22 Aug 2019 Review of Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism underway, and closes soon The review is being conducted by the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science and is expected to be completed by the end of September 2019. Article, 22 Aug 2019 Potato case highlights one of the problems with the unfair contract term provisions Unfortunately, since the context of a contract is important to whether a term is unfair, judgments on whether a particular term is unfair are of limited assistance. Article, 22 Aug 2019 Disclosing your climate risks: ASIC sets out its guidance for directors ASIC will undertake surveillance of climate change-related disclosure practices for listed entities, and will be expecting to see climate change disclosures in both OFRs and prospectuses. Article, 22 Aug 2019 FLOW: Forensics, technology and the future of legal services 08: Internal Audits Companies hold data in various sources, which makes data analytics a key driver in the internal audit process. Through our team of forensic experts, we present all data to our clients in a centralised ... Video, 22 Aug 2019 Software company FINEOS successfully lists on the ASX, with help from Clayton Utz Irish technology company FINEOS Corporation Holdings plc has completed its initial public offering and listing on the Australian Securities Exchange on Friday, 16 August 2019. It is currently the lar ... Media Release, 19 Aug 2019 Hacked? Don't expect legal professional privilege to stop others using your documents, says High Court Legal professional privilege won't stop documents taken as part of the Paradise Papers hack being used by the Australian Taxation Office in assessing tax liability, in a decision that both affirms tr ... Article, 14 Aug 2019 Hold Your Fire! Anonymous tweeting can breach the APS Code of Conduct and justify termination The High Court has handed down its highly anticipated judgment in Comcare v Michaela Banerji [2019] HCA 23 and found that an APS employee's anonymous tweets can breach the APS Code of Conduct and jus ... Article, 8 Aug 2019 Narrow interpretation wins out: EPA v Grafil – huge blow for waste recycling industry The Grafil decision imposes a greater burden on the waste industry in regards to inspection and compliance, especially for those processing construction and demolition waste, because of the strict int ... Article, 8 Aug 2019 Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >