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Article, 22 Aug 2019 FLOW: Forensics, technology and the future of legal services 08: Internal Audits Companies hold data in various sources, which makes data analytics a key driver in the internal audit process. Through our team of forensic experts, we present all data to our clients in a centralised ... Video, 22 Aug 2019 Software company FINEOS successfully lists on the ASX, with help from Clayton Utz Irish technology company FINEOS Corporation Holdings plc has completed its initial public offering and listing on the Australian Securities Exchange on Friday, 16 August 2019. It is currently the lar ... Media Release, 19 Aug 2019 Hacked? Don't expect legal professional privilege to stop others using your documents, says High Court Legal professional privilege won't stop documents taken as part of the Paradise Papers hack being used by the Australian Taxation Office in assessing tax liability, in a decision that both affirms tr ... Article, 14 Aug 2019 Hold Your Fire! Anonymous tweeting can breach the APS Code of Conduct and justify termination The High Court has handed down its highly anticipated judgment in Comcare v Michaela Banerji [2019] HCA 23 and found that an APS employee's anonymous tweets can breach the APS Code of Conduct and jus ... Article, 8 Aug 2019 Narrow interpretation wins out: EPA v Grafil – huge blow for waste recycling industry The Grafil decision imposes a greater burden on the waste industry in regards to inspection and compliance, especially for those processing construction and demolition waste, because of the strict int ... Article, 8 Aug 2019 Trust but verify: the perils of providing false and misleading information to the NSW EPA Directors and managers who are in a position to influence the conduct of a corporation in relation to compliance with an EPL need to exercise care and diligence to ensure that false or misleading info ... Article, 8 Aug 2019 $10m penalty for prescription-only advertisements by supplements retailer: TGA gets tough on suppliers The Peptides Clinic case is another in a growing line of enforcement proceedings over the advertising of therapeutic goods brought by the Secretary since the reforms to the Therapeutic Goods Act intro ... Article, 8 Aug 2019 Hydrogen energy – how do I get a project approval? Proponents of hydrogen production projects should consider existing international standards on hydrogen as a guideline to potential Australian regulations and consult with the relevant consent authori ... Article, 8 Aug 2019 CU LAB: Australian restructuring – looks a little American? Recent Australian restructures suggest we're moving closer to the US approach of looking at underlying match of the economic model and the underlying match of the business operating environment in whi ... Video, 8 Aug 2019 FLOW: Forensics, technology and the future of legal services 07: Contract Clause Analysis Contract analysis has traditionally been a laborious process, reliant on manual extraction of specific terms into spreadsheets or tables, and then manual review to compare and make notes. This ineffic ... Video, 8 Aug 2019 Watch this space: the ATO's "reasonably arguable" duty of care to taxpayers The Federal Court's ground-breaking decision to allow a potential claim of negligence to proceed against the Commissioner of Taxation is a novel development (for novel circumstances) that is a first s ... Article, 8 Aug 2019 Highway blues: when dedicating land as a highway cannot be very easily done Two recent decisions, one in New South Wales, the other in Victoria, show that not every walk down a dirt road has the same meaning, at least for the law. Article, 8 Aug 2019 Abandonment of employment – what to do when your employee is a no-show Abandonment of employment is a complicated and risky area, and employers should not lightly conclude that it has happened, especially if there is any indication the employee intends to return. Article, 8 Aug 2019 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >