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Article, 26 May 2022 Government use of artificial intelligence – new horizons (and risks) Increasingly, governments throughout Australia are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to manage resources, improve efficiencies and enhance public services. Despite its benefits, the use of AI co ... Article, 26 May 2022 Can class action reform be expected from the new Labor Government - not a question of "if", but "when"? Now that Labor holds the seat of power, should we expect reforms to the federal class actions regime? And if so, what might that reform look like? Article, 26 May 2022 Corporate Collective Investment Vehicles about to enter Australian funds landscape – so what are they? From 1 July 2022, a new form of investment vehicle will be available for collective investments in Australia – the Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle. This is a significant development for funds ... Article, 26 May 2022 Litigation 101 Series: You’ve been served with a subpoena, now what? Receiving a subpoena can cause a significant amount of anxiety and stress. In this article, we provide some practical tips as to how to appropriately react to receipt of a subpoena, and an overview of ... Article, 26 May 2022 Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 26: New Zealand’s adaptation plan, mining leases, Tas EPA reform, WA streamlining 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, 26 May 2022 In a world of unlimited imagination… how to protect your IP rights in the metaverse Many forward-thinking organisations are already making plans for how they intend to protect, exploit and defend their IP rights in the metaverse. Article, 26 May 2022 "Tell 'em they're dreaming!": building development illustrations and the Australian Consumer Law A recent case in the Federal Court is an important reminder to property developers – and indeed to anyone using artists' impressions in advertising – that there are limits on the extent to which an im ... Article, 26 May 2022 Lien & mean – going toe to toe with contractual, statutory & common law liens Lien claims arise through contractual arrangements, largely governed by the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) and/or through statute or common law, such as warehouseman / storage lien ... Article, 26 May 2022 Managing cybersecurity risk – precedent ASIC enforcement action provides key learnings A recent Federal Court decision has confirmed that a failure by AFS licensees to have in place controls or measures to manage cybersecurity risk across its network of financial advisers can amount to ... Article, 26 May 2022 Major Projects & Construction 5 Minute Fix 99: NSW's statutory duty of care, opposing a statutory demand, and unsuccessful adjudication offsets Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: significant guidance on NSW's statutory duty of care; it's all about the statutory demand. Being wound up is not a special en ... Article, 26 May 2022 Clayton Utz celebrates North East Link Project's Deal of the Year win at Australasian Law Awards 2022 Our Clayton Utz team was proud to see the Victorian Government's landmark UD $11.1 billion North East Link Project (NELP) named Infrastructure and Projects Deal of the Year at the Australasian Law Awa ... Media Release, 24 May 2022 Clayton Utz attracts top environment and planning lawyer as a partner in Perth Clayton Utz has welcomed leading environment and planning lawyer (and CU alumna) Lucy Shea as a partner in our Environment and Sustainable Development practice. Lucy will be based in our Perth office ... Media Release, 23 May 2022 Federal election 2022: The new Labor Government's industrial relations agenda at a glance Following Labor's victory on Saturday night, Australia's employers can look forward to a raft of changes to workplace law with a particular focus on job security, implementing measures to prevent the ... Article, 23 May 2022 Page1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next