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Where there are multiple shareholder class actions making the same allegations but with different legal teams, a court may permit the successful lead plaintiffs to recover duplicative costs unless tho ... Article, 7 Mar 2019 Is your threat of IP infringement proceedings unjustified? New additional damages now available Rights holders should consider their position carefully before making a threat to commence court proceedings for infringement of their intellectual property. Article, 7 Mar 2019 Some private conduct is now "corrupt conduct" under Queensland's Crime and Corruption Act From 1 March 2019, the Queensland Crime and Corruption Act will now capture the conduct of private citizens in certain instances. Article, 7 Mar 2019 The new regime for challenging Australian Government procurement decisions: Lessons learnt from the UK Unclear criteria and sub-criteria, sloppy evaluation and confusion over the process will likely be the main drivers of challenges to Australian Government procurement processes, if the UK experience i ... Article, 7 Mar 2019 ACCC looking to clean up franchisor behaviour Recent enforcement of good faith obligations under the Franchising Code, parliamentary inquiries into the effectiveness of the existing Code provisions and the identification of small business protect ... Article, 7 Mar 2019 Reporting changes on the way for ASX-listed oil and gas entities Listed oil and gas entities should consider updating their reporting systems to align with the revised Petroleum Resources Management System and prepare for formal consultation with ASX on Chapter 5 L ... Article, 7 Mar 2019 Media Release: The Clayton Utz Art Partnership launches first exhibition for 2019 The Clayton Utz Art Partnership has hosted the launch of its first exhibition for 2019, showcasing the work of 2013 Archibald finalist Heidi Yardley and internationally acclaimed contemporary artist, ... Media Release, 6 Mar 2019 Consultants beware – you might be liable for combustible cladding following the Lacrosse Tower judgment Parties to construction involving combustible cladding, in particular professionals such as architects, engineers and surveyors, should be concerned by the liability and insurance implications of the ... Article, 5 Mar 2019 Media Release: Clayton Utz advises Australia Pacific LNG on the purchase of the Ironbark project Clayton Utz has advised Australia Pacific LNG Pty Limited (APLNG) on its agreement to purchase the coal seam gas project, Ironbark from Origin Energy Limited (Origin) for $231 million. Media Release, 4 Mar 2019 ACCC's 2019 priorities: strong enforcement action with a focus on anti-competitive practices and consumer law penalties Australian businesses – particularly financial services, digital advertising, energy, telcos, retailers and manufacturers – should prepare for increased scrutiny from the ACCC, which will be pushing f ... Article, 28 Feb 2019 ASX Corporate Governance Principles give a clearer framework for corporate Australia – and some work to do The finalised version of the fourth edition of the ASX Corporate Governance Principles was released this morning, and takes effect from a listed entity's first full financial year commencing on or aft ... Article, 27 Feb 2019 Media Release: Clayton Utz recognised as diversity leader for fifth year in a row Clayton Utz has been recognised as an Employer of Choice for Gender Equality (EOCGE) for 2018/19 by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) today, for its fifth consecutive year. Media Release, 25 Feb 2019 Financial Services Royal Commission part 6 - Competition in home lending In our latest deep dive into the Financial Services Royal Commission's Final Report, we focus on Commissioner Hayne's recommendation that the market structure for mortgage broking for home lending in ... Document, 25 Feb 2019 IP licence restrictions losing their safe harbour from competition laws – so review them now You need to review or restructure your licensing arrangements to ensure they do not fall foul of the Competition and Consumer Act, now that the IP Safe Harbour repeal has been passed. Article, 22 Feb 2019 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >