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Signing documents during the COVID-19 crisis The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a flurry of questions about executing and exchanging contracts as people grapple with the reality of working remotely for the foreseeable future. Steven Klimt and Pau ... Video, 6 May 2020 Company directors and secretaries allowed to sign documents electronically, and clarity on company meetings, in new COVID-19 measures The Federal Treasurer has made a determination permitting directors and secretaries of companies to sign agreements under section 127 of the Corporations Act on separate paper or electronic copies (ie ... Article, 6 May 2020 Webinar: Workplace issues arising from Coronavirus: Decoding the next normal Leaders from our Workplace Relations, Employment and Safety practice group in a virtual roundtable unpack the workplace issues we are currently seeing as a result of COVID-19, and discuss best practic ... Video, 5 May 2020 More certainty for Victorian landlords and tenants with release of new COVID-19 Regulations Regulations have now been made in Victoria to give landlords and tenants greater certainty on the relief available to commercial tenants as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Article, 5 May 2020 Emergency capital raising relief during COVID-19: more guidance and clarifications from ASX on temporary class waivers Following Compliance Update no 03/20 and two temporary class waivers providing emergency capital raising relief measures, and subsequent changes in Compliance Update no 04/20 to these temporary class ... Article, 4 May 2020 CU LAB: Challenges ahead for commercial and retail landlords The impact of the emergency COVID-19 measures on leasing is yet to play out, but Carrie Rogers sets out what she sees as the key issues. Video, 1 May 2020 Is there a pot of gold at the end of the litigation rainbow? The latest on common fund orders Almost four months on from Brewster, we still don't know whether a CFO is available at the settlement stage of a class action or judgment; to clear things up, we'll need a decision of an appellate cou ... Article, 30 Apr 2020 To adjourn or not to adjourn: Courts say the show must go on! Increasingly, judges only adjourn court matters in exceptional circumstances, and even COVID-related problems may be no excuse for delay. Whether in calm or crisis, you should have plans in place for ... Article, 30 Apr 2020 Taking evidence abroad: Pathway to obtaining documentary evidence in Australia The scope and contents of the Request will seriously affect the prospects of the Request application being granted by the NSW Court, so it is critical to get this step right. Article, 30 Apr 2020 Round 2: A fight about much more than peanuts: Kraft beaten by Bega in crunch trade mark appeal It remains unclear whether brand owners can validly license common law trade marks, so brand owners should register all distinctive product packaging and get-up as a trade mark in Australia. Article, 30 Apr 2020 Modern slavery and COVID-19: Guidance Note sets out increased risk from pandemic on global supply chain workers Greater pressure on supply chains have increased the risk of modern slavery, and the need for Australian businesses to be more vigilant than ever – but there is some relief on reporting dates. , 30 Apr 2020 Cyber breach risks 05: Data Breach Reporting Cyber insurance is a crucial part of your preparedness for a cyber incident. Lucy Terracall sets out the key elements and considerations in this specialised area. Video, 30 Apr 2020 Overcoming a post-judgment barrier to settlement Two court decisions allow both parties to resolve primary and appeal proceedings with a commercial settlement and setting aside of judgment, thus removing the perception of an adverse judgment. Article, 30 Apr 2020 Administrative law mythbuster no 07: Briginshaw Administrative decision-makers are not bound by the Briginshaw principle although it can offer guidance when making findings of fact in relation to serious matters, and may assist them to apply the re ... Article, 30 Apr 2020 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >