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 The countdown is on to recommence fracking in the Northern Territory The NT Government has implemented another recommendation from the Independent Scientific Inquiry into Hydraulic Fracturing inching a step closer to the oil and gas industry restarting hydraulic fractu ... Article, 4 Apr 2019 New Zealand eyes findings of Financial Services Royal Commission as it amends regulation of financial advice providers New Zealand hopes increased disclosure and conduct obligations will prevent financial adviser misconduct occurring on its side of the Tasman. Article, 4 Apr 2019 FLOW: Forensics, technology and the future of legal services 02: Enterprise bargaining agreements Enterprise agreements negotiations are a time-consuming process involving large amounts of legal review and complex financial modelling. What if there were a way to bring the financial modelling and l ... Video, 4 Apr 2019 FLOW: Forensics, technology and the future of legal services 01: Introduction In-house legal departments (as well as law firms) are increasingly focused on improving legal operations, creating efficiencies, and identifying the areas where lawyers can add the most value in a tra ... Video, 4 Apr 2019 Federal Election 2019 – key workplace issues 05: Industrial Manslaughter Businesses with effective WHS management systems and officers who are meeting their due diligence obligations are unlikely to be significantly affected by industrial manslaughter laws. Article, 4 Apr 2019 Federal Election 2019 – key workplace issues 04: Integrity Commission and Whistleblowers Compensation for whistleblowers and a federal integrity commission are on the cards in the lead up to the Federal Election. Article, 4 Apr 2019 Changes to the documentation required for supplying medical devices in Australia These changes will allow manufacturers to rely on US as well as European documentation when seeking marketing approval for medical devices, which should increase the efficiency, and lower the cost, of ... Article, 4 Apr 2019 Major projects & construction 5 Minute Fix 30 Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: global claim fails to take off in Perth Airport dispute as judge strikes out pleadings as to causation and financial loss; in ... Article, 4 Apr 2019 A new era for embedded electricity networks: AEMC's report signals major regulatory change The Australian Energy Market Commission has recommended significant reform to the embedded electricity network framework, bringing it in line with the national electricity regulatory scheme. Article, 4 Apr 2019 ASIC's latest Report on Regulation of Corporate Finance reveals its concerns and priorities Roll up listings, on-market buy-backs and fiduciary outs will be of particular interest to ASIC in the next six months. Article, 4 Apr 2019 It's not just the climate that's warming up: new heat on directors Boards cannot ignore climate change risks as a factor in corporate decision-making. Article, 4 Apr 2019 Expect tougher penalties for privacy breaches from an OAIC with more funding and more powers Australia's shift to a privacy regime more in line with the EU's GDPR continues, with proposed amendments to the Privacy Act, accompanied by a new Social Media Code of Conduct for online platforms. Article, 4 Apr 2019 Litigation funders get boost from common fund orders' entrenchment by the courts Common fund orders are further entrenched in the Australian class action landscape after the Full Federal Court and New South Wales Court of Appeal both rejected arguments that there are any barriers, ... Article, 4 Apr 2019 Federal Budget 2019: incremental, not dramatic, changes for corporate Australia and multinationals The Federal Budget 2019-20 was handed down last night – and changes affecting business were announced for the first time last night. Article, 3 Apr 2019 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >