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Article, 13 May 2021 Reforming Australia’s litigation funding and class actions 05: the benefits of a nationally uniform class action system Greater uniformity and clarity across jurisdictions, including in relation to express class closure powers in the Federal Court, will ensure a more consistent and efficient class action system. Article, 13 May 2021 "Contemptuous" infringers gonna cop it: Palmer copyright infringement leads to $1 million in additional damages The decision to award one of the largest sums of additional damages in history for copyright infringement shows that Courts will not tolerate flagrant infringements. Article, 13 May 2021 COVID-19 Vaccination Information Distillation: TGA's registration process for the COVID-19 vaccine and what to consider now The sponsors of the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines can apply to transition the vaccines to full registration once more clinical data confirming the safety of the vaccines is available. Article, 13 May 2021 Multi-jurisdictional joint statement on merger control: an inflection point in merger clearances? A joint statement by the Australian, UK and German competition regulators signals a clear step change among enforcers to block more mergers where anticompetitive impacts are uncertain, particularly in ... Article, 13 May 2021 Workplace investigations refresher part 4: Waiving LPP over workplace investigation reports There are some subtle issues to consider when ensuring that a workplace investigation maintains legal professional privilege and is not waived. Article, 13 May 2021 Webinar: Discretionary Risk Protection: An alternative to D&O insurance? In this webinar we look at some approaches to risk pooling including discretionary mutuals and aggregate deductible pools and the potential for sustainable and stable cover to be available and long te ... Video, 13 May 2021 Mining companies liable for native title compensation? On the Court's radar! It's official – "pass-through" provisions in the Mining Act 1978 (WA) are under the microscope. Will mining tenement holders be found liable to pay native title compensation? Article, 13 May 2021 Court once again confirms unenforceability of lease incentive clawbacks A recent Queensland District Court decision serves as a reminder of the importance of a cautious approach to incentive clauses. Article, 13 May 2021 Major Projects & Construction 5 Minute Fix 75: arbitration clauses, security of payment, heavy vehicles and Zero Emission Vehicles Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: the Queensland Supreme Court considers arbitration clauses and claims arising outside the contract and (separately) jurisdict ... Article, 13 May 2021 Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 13: climate change, waste, sustainable development and environmental protection The Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix gives you a snapshot of what you need to know across a range of environment and planning issues across the country. This edition focuses on the latest in clim ... Article, 13 May 2021 Small business to benefit from expanded protections under the Australian Consumer Law Suppliers should review their terms and conditions of supply to ensure that they are complying with the ACL for supplies between $40,000-$100,000 – especially as it relates to business-to-business tra ... Article, 13 May 2021 Land Court rejects MERCPA landowner compensation claim without evidence to support factual assumptions of expert There can be significant benefits to making an application to the Land Court to determine compensation amounts where there are substantial differences between the experts engaged by the parties. Article, 13 May 2021 Issuing a purchase order: does it amount to an acknowledgement of debt? Don't issue a purchase order as a mere acknowledgement of receipt of an invoice – this can give rise to the impression that you have acknowledged the debt which may not be a desired outcome. Article, 13 May 2021 Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >