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Article, 21 Feb 2019 Media Release: Leading law firms team up to address cultural diversity Leading law firms Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF), Clayton Utz and King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) recently joined forces to host a panel discussion with their senior leaders on cultural diversity in the wo ... Media Release, 20 Feb 2019 Financial Services Royal Commission part 4 - Remuneration In our fourth update, we unpack Commissioner Hayne's recommendations on remuneration. Article, 14 Feb 2019 New decision rejects long-standing arguments concerning greenhouse gas emissions New greenfield mining projects that will create greenhouse gas emissions (and significant modifications to existing mining operations) may now face a higher bar for approval in NSW, and will require m ... Article, 12 Feb 2019 Financial Services Royal Commission part 3 - A new regulatory frontier – ASIC enforcement in a post-Royal Commission environment The release of the Final Report of the Financial Services Royal Commission will herald a new era in regulatory enforcement of the financial services industry in Australia. The message from Commissione ... Document, 8 Feb 2019 TGA spotlight on medical devices – consultation periods close soon These proposals form part of the Federal Government's reform program to strengthen the regulation of therapeutic goods in Australia and align with the European Union framework. Article, 7 Feb 2019 Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 01 The Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix gives you a snapshot of what you need to know across a range on environment and planning issues across the country. In our first edition we'll focus on a slew ... Article, 7 Feb 2019 Five years in: the upshot of the Fair Work Commission's 4-yearly review of modern awards The impact of changes to modern awards will vary depending on whether an enterprise agreement is in place or whether employees are award-covered. Article, 7 Feb 2019 We have been warned: tighter policing of the Notifiable Data Breaches Scheme in the wake of the Banking Royal Commission A clear message has been sent to business that 'community expectations' will likely lead to stronger regulatory action. Article, 7 Feb 2019 Important commercial purpose of D&O liability insurance upheld in "insolvency exclusion" case The Kaboko judgment brings comfort to directors who hold D&O insurance policies, or those seeking to bring proceedings against directors of an insolvent company, provided the claim is not based in who ... Article, 7 Feb 2019 Labor to overhaul federal environmental law if elected The Federal Labor Opposition has said it will establish a new Federal environmental law, create an independent Commonwealth Environmental Protection Agency and introduce new approval triggers in its f ... Article, 7 Feb 2019 Critical information: Are you ready for the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act's January reporting deadline – Part 2 Reporting requirements for entities involved in the operation of critical infrastructure assets in Australia were due by 11 January 2019. Article, 7 Feb 2019 Can two employers agree to not poach each other's employees? Quantum v Schenker suggests that a contract which restrains two employers from poaching each other's employees will be upheld in some circumstances. Article, 7 Feb 2019 Unreasonable refusal of Calderbank offer proves costly for employee in adverse action proceedings While cost orders in Fair Work Act matters are rare, a former employee's failure to accept a reasonable commercial offer can enable an employer to recover its costs. Article, 7 Feb 2019 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >