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It is likely that one of the next big "permanent establishment" (PE) issues facing many corporate entities in a post COVID-19 world will be driven by their personnel working, whether wholly or in part ... Article, 5 Aug 2021 When is a parody or satire also "fair"? Section 41A of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) explained Those seeking to rely on the defence should think carefully before attempting to wrap blatant copying in a thinly veiled veneer of "parody" and calling it "fair". Article, 5 Aug 2021 Workplace investigations refresher part 7: Procedural fairness: putting allegations to a person for response A respondent is not entitled to see every single piece of evidence that is collected throughout an investigation. However, if a decision maker relies on evidence that is adverse to a respondent, then ... Article, 5 Aug 2021 Hit-and-run reporting – raising the qualified privilege defence to a defamation claim Although it is often difficult to win on, media outlets were sometimes given little choice but to rely on a qualified privilege as a defence to defamation claims, but two recent decisions show not all ... Article, 5 Aug 2021 No consumer loss, profit, or knowledge a representation is misleading, but multi-million dollar penalty nonetheless Companies must be very careful not to make representations that are capable of creating an impression that their claims are based on scientific or technological evidence when they are not. Article, 5 Aug 2021 The State Revenue Office wins fight to assess land tax on farmland in greater Melbourne Those who use a trust to own land on Melbourne's suburban fringes and rely on section 67 of the Land Tax Act 2005 (Vic) by claiming that the trust's "principal business" was "primary production" for a ... Article, 5 Aug 2021 Banksy fight may paint a different picture under Australian trade mark law 03: When is intention to use relevant? Evidence of actual use is not required to obtain registration but applications with ambit claims for broad goods and services may be opposed once accepted, removed or cancelled once registered, for al ... Article, 5 Aug 2021 Major Projects & Construction 5 Minute Fix 81: UK Building Safety Bill, NSW home building limitation periods, landowner duty of care Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: significant building regulatory reforms proposed in the UK with the introduction of the Building Safety Bill, limitation peri ... Article, 5 Aug 2021 One-two punch: ACCC issues Lorna Jane with $5m penalty after TGA issues $40K in infringement The Lorna Jane case is not only a reminder of the significant penalties associated with misleading and deceptive conduct but also a warning that advertising therapeutic claims may attract the attentio ... Article, 5 Aug 2021 mHealth apps and Software as a Medical Device: Running at pace but beware the legal issues As more non-traditional market participants enter into the healthcare and wellness sector, they must be keenly aware of the regulatory regimes that impact these highly regulated fields, including priv ... Article, 5 Aug 2021 New contaminated land duties – Victoria's new framework for managing and reporting contaminated land From 1 July 2021, a proactive duty to manage contaminated land and a requirement to notify EPA of "notifiable contamination" apply in Victoria. Article, 5 Aug 2021 Repairing consumer confidence: CHOICE report is a warning for the travel industry As COVID-19 continues to disrupt travel plans in 2021, the travel industry has an opportunity to rebuild consumer confidence by developing clear cancellation policies and guidance for its customers. Article, 5 Aug 2021 Forensics, technology and the future of legal services: Privilege Assist It used to be so simple. If you had to turn over documents you could spot the ones protected by legal privilege pretty quickly. But as data explodes it's getting harder and harder, you spend more time ... Video, 4 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 PagePrevious 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next