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Article, 6 Dec 2018 Tougher penalties for white collar crime – can you spare 10% of your annual turnover? The Bill amends the Corporations Act, ASIC Act, Credit Act and Insurance Contracts Act to strengthen penalties for corporate and financial sector misconduct. Article, 6 Dec 2018 Major projects & construction: 5 Minute Fix 25 Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: latest updates to NSW security of payment legislation; further cladding reforms for Queensland; NSW Court of Appeal outlines ... Article, 6 Dec 2018 Media Release: Clayton Utz advising Euroz and Sprott on $43.2m placement by West African Resources Clayton Utz is acting for Euroz Securities Limited and Sprott Capital Partners, a division of Sprott Private Wealth LP, as joint lead managers, underwriters and bookrunners to West African Resources L ... Media Release, 5 Dec 2018 NSW Government seeks comment on SEPP 70 changes to accelerate affordable housing The NSW Government is seeking feedback on proposed changes to the State Environmental Planning Policy No. 70 – Affordable Housing (Revised Schemes) (SEPP 70). Article, 4 Dec 2018 More streamlined process, wider pool of buyers, for administrators in restructuring following Mesa Minerals decision A court decision to allow a sale to insiders of a company subject to a deed of company arrangement will make the restructuring process smoother for administrators, who can now negotiate with a wider p ... Article, 3 Dec 2018 It's official: The Australian Modern Slavery Act has passed, and reporting obligations are about to start On 29 November 2018, in a major milestone for Australia, the Australian Modern Slavery Act passed all stages of the Australian Parliament, and is now waiting Royal Assent. The legislation is likely to ... Article, 30 Nov 2018 Media Release: Clayton Utz named winner of Law Society of NSW's inaugural award for efforts to advance women in the profession Clayton Utz was named the winner of the inaugural Charter for the Advancement of Women in the Legal Profession Award at The Law Society of New South Wales' First 100 Years of Women in Law dinner in Sy ... Media Release, 29 Nov 2018 Media Release: Clayton Utz's Jennifer Harris and Lauree Coci shine at Women in Law Awards Clayton Utz special counsel Jennifer Harris and senior associate Lauree Coci were named Mentor of the Year and Senior Associate of the Year respectively at the 2018 Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards ... Media Release, 28 Nov 2018 NSW Government agencies must act now to be ready for reviewable procurement decisions Suppliers will soon be able to challenge NSW Government procurement decisions if they contravene (or could contravene) an "enforceable procurement provision" as determined by the NSW Procurement Board ... Article, 27 Nov 2018 Higher penalties and offences for directors and managers under the NSW Security of Payment Act come into effect soon – are you ready? Significant changes to the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) – including to compliance and enforcement – will soon be in force, following the passage yesterday of t ... Article, 22 Nov 2018 NSW gets tough on asbestos waste dumping with new offences, penalties, and a draft Asbestos Waste Strategy The NSW Government will double penalties for asbestos offences, make directors liable for breaches by their companies, and require courts to consider the presence of asbestos when determining penaltie ... Article, 22 Nov 2018 Major projects & construction 5 Minute Fix 24 Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: commencement of Queensland building legislation reform, further guidance on Courts' interpretation of security of payment leg ... Article, 22 Nov 2018 Updated Commonwealth Procurement Rules commence 1 January 2019 - time to update your procurement policies and procedures There's a renewed emphasis on achieving value for money in procurements in the revised Commonwealth Procurement Rules, but that's not the only change that needs your attention now. Article, 22 Nov 2018 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >