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Article, 5 Aug 2021 Media Release: Clayton Utz acts on Almonty Industries Inc.'s IPO and ASX listing Clayton Utz has acted for TSX-listed tungsten mining company Almonty Industries Inc. (Almonty) on its initial public offering (IPO) and listing on the Australia Securities Exchange (ASX), with the bel ... Media Release, 4 Aug 2021 APRA confirms its expectations for RSE licensees with Your Future, Your Super reforms APRA has now confirmed its expectations for Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE) licensees for the implementation of the Your Future, Your Super reforms in a letter late last week. Article, 3 Aug 2021 Media Release: Clayton Utz's Timothy Sackar named among Most Influential Lawyers in Australia; predicts more restructuring to come The impact of sustained uncertain economic conditions due to COVID-19 will force many companies to restructure their businesses to remain viable, while giving others an opportunity to transform their ... Media Release, 26 Jul 2021 Stemming the tide of biodiversity loss through nature-related financial disclosures Directors of companies, financial institutions and investors need to be aware that a new Task Force on Nature-Related Financial Disclosures has G7 backing and from 2023, is likely to cause a significa ... Article, 22 Jul 2021 NSW Waste Strategy makes room for energy from waste projects The NSW Government's recently released Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy 2041: (Stage 1 – 2021-2027) provides industry and other stakeholders with some valuable clarity on the potential role fo ... Article, 22 Jul 2021 Your Future is now: latest superannuation reforms pass Parliament Structural issues in Australia's superannuation system have been addressed by the The Your Future, Your Super reforms, so trustees will need to ensure they are complying. Article, 22 Jul 2021 Google's defamation loss on gangland lawyer search results should make anyone hyperlinking more cautious There is now scope for hosts to be held liable for defamatory content held on linked websites – even if the link on their own page is neutral (i.e. not defamatory). Article, 22 Jul 2021 Public interest litigants: the price you (might) pay Commencing litigation in the public interest will sometimes (but not always) provide protection against costs orders and the requirement to provide undertakings as to damages Article, 22 Jul 2021 ATO changes guidance for when receipts from the licensing and distribution of software will be royalties Businesses should review TR 2021/D4 carefully and consider how it would apply to their agreements concerning software development, modification and distribution, particularly where intermediaries are ... Article, 22 Jul 2021 Fighting corruption in Queensland: update Public sector agencies and those organisations and individuals who engage with the public sector should keep apprised of potential developments to the Crime and Corruption Commission's functions, powe ... Article, 22 Jul 2021 Robodebt class action settlement proves monetary compensation not an essential ingredient of a settlement The recently approved settlement has been held out as a demonstration that "our class action system works", despite offering no payment to almost one-third of group members. Article, 22 Jul 2021 Banksy fight may paint a different picture under Australian trade mark law 02: Making out bad faith in Australia The threshold for bad faith in Australia is quite high, and must be conduct falling short of the standards of acceptable commercial behaviour observed by reasonable and experienced persons. Article, 22 Jul 2021 Countdown continues until strict button battery standards become mandatory In less than one year, strict new standards governing button batteries will become mandatory in Australia. Article, 22 Jul 2021 Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >