Clayton Utz Knowledge Our latest insights, news and media Search By All Areas of Expertise selectAdministrative and Public LawAdvertising and MarketingAgribusiness and FoodAlternate Investment FundsAlternative LendingAnti dumping and ImportationAsset FinanceAustralian Consumer LawBanking and FinanceCapital ManagementCapital Markets and SecuritiesClass ActionsClimate ChangeCompetitionConstruction and Major ProjectsCopyrightCorporate / M&ACorporate FinanceCorporate GovernanceCorporatisation and PrivatisationCyber SecurityDebt Capital MarketsDebt Trading and Special Situation InvestingDerivatives DebtEnergy and ResourcesEnforcement and CartelsEnvironment and PlanningEnvironmental and Toxic Tort LitigationEquity Capital Markets / IPOsFinancial Services Royal CommissionForeign Investment in AustraliaForensic and Technology ServicesFunds ManagementGovernance and ComplianceGovernment ServicesHealthcare and Life SciencesInfrastructure Access and RegulationInsolvencyInsurance and RiskIntellectual PropertyInternational ArbitrationInternational TradeLeisure and EntertainmentLeveraged FinanceLitigation and Dispute ResolutionMerger and Acquisition ClearanceMergers and AcquisitionsNative TitleNot-For-ProfitPatentsPharmaceutical and Medical DevicesPrivacyPrivate EquityProduct LiabilityProject FinanceProperty FinanceReal EstateRestructuringRestructuring and InsolvencyRetail BankingSecuritisationSocial MediaStructured FinanceStructured ProductsSuperannuation and PensionsTaxationTaxation DisputesTelecommunications, Media and TechnologyTrade MarksTransport and LogisticsWaterWhite Collar Crime and InvestigationsWorkplace Relations, Employment and Safety All Knowledge Types selectArticleAudioDocumentMedia ReleaseVideo Date Published After June 2019 June 2019 MTWTFSS 22272829303112 233456789 2410111213141516 2517181920212223 2624252627282930 271234567 Published Before June 2019 June 2019 MTWTFSS 22272829303112 233456789 2410111213141516 2517181920212223 2624252627282930 271234567 Victoria extends its Fair Work referral for public sector employees The Victorian Government has extended the industrial relations powers referred to the Commonwealth, levelling the playing field for Victorian public sector employees. Article, 16 May 2019 New cross-border privacy rules both increase and ease burden on Australian businesses If you are under an obligation to take reasonable steps to ensure that overseas recipients of personal information do not breach the APPs when dealing with that information, the APEC Cross-Border Priv ... Article, 16 May 2019 FLOW: Forensics, technology and the future of legal services 04: Vendor Due Diligence Contracts are at the core of legal relationships, so getting them right is crucial. But that can take a lot of work, so anything that can reduce the time it takes will be a godsend to lawyers and our ... Video, 16 May 2019 Cumulative impact grounds an increasing challenge for proponents of large-scale wind farms in NSW The NSW Department of Planning and Environment's decision highlights the increasing significance of a proposed project's impact to visual amenity, particularly its cumulative visual impact. Article, 16 May 2019 Media Release: Clayton Utz has a hand in successful makeover of Napoleon Perdis Cosmetics Clayton Utz is proud to have been part of the team that advised on the successful restructure of the Napoleon Perdis Cosmetics group (the Group), following the Group's high-profile collapse into volun ... Media Release, 15 May 2019 Media Release: Clayton Utz lawyers Mahsa Javam and Emma Vautin among the legal profession's top 30 under 30 Clayton Utz lawyers Mahsa Javam and Emma Vautin were named among Australia's top young legal talent at the 2019 Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Awards held in Sydney on 10 May. Media Release, 15 May 2019 Media Release: Clayton Utz expands Forensic & Technology Services practice with dedicated Cyber Incident Response team Clayton Utz has recruited two leading cyber and forensics specialists to our Forensic and Technology Services (FTS) practice, providing clients with access to a dedicated in-house cyber protection, de ... Media Release, 9 May 2019 The ATO can't issue binding rulings on employers' superannuation liabilities – so don't assume you'll get one Employers should be wary of advisers who offer rulings or outcomes that purport to offer certainty for superannuation liabilities. Article, 2 May 2019 NT Government sets out ten actions prioritising Aboriginal land and sea ownership in the NT A partnership approach will be taken to implement ten actions to deliver on the economic and social aspirations of Aboriginal Territorians for their land and sea rights and interests. Article, 2 May 2019 WA's new Code of Practice shines spotlight on FIFO mental health Employers in the resources and construction sectors in Western Australia should review their risk management processes in light of the recent Code of Practice. Article, 2 May 2019 Navigating the GDPR – A compass for the Australian public sector All public sector entities should seek to understand the application and reach of the GDPR and assess whether it applies to their activities. Article, 2 May 2019 "Detriment" mightn't be that detrimental for the unfair contract term provisions If the ACCC succeeds in arguing that a non-disparagement clause is void for being an "unfair contract term" under the Australian Consumer Law, it may lower the bar for showing that other terms cause " ... Article, 2 May 2019 Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 03 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. Article, 2 May 2019 Parliamentary Committee report approves proposed amendments to coal and petroleum tenure management in Queensland The State Development, Natural Resources and Agricultural Industry Development Committee has recommended the Natural Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2019 be passed, but has some concern ... Article, 2 May 2019 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >