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In Perpetual Trustees Australia Ltd v Heperu Pty Ltd [2009] NSWCA 84, the New South Wales Court of Appeal examined whether an investor who was the victim of fraud could recover lost funds from the manager of a common fund.

This case considers when ordinary entry to land, such as walking up a path and knocking on a door, becomes a trespass.

The incoming Labor Government's tax reform agenda principally targets multinational tax avoidance.

A Ransomware Prevention and Protection Guide, and an Emergency Response Guide have been published for defence by the ACSC.

Recent global cyber security attacks have highlighted the importance of a comprehensive cyber security response plan.

Shipping companies are vulnerable to the same cyber threats as other industries, and also face other unique threats.

Article outlines what you need to do when you receive a court attendance notice.

The Safe & Together Model is highly regarded world-wide and is endorsed by leading family and domestic violence experts.

Article discusses family violence and provides tips for mitigating the risk of family violence during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The VPSC framework encourages public officials to query - who is offering the gift, benefit or hospitality, and, why?

Offshoring may lower costs, but a significant governance risk in outsourcing overseas relates to bribery and corruption.

The ALRC is reviewing ways to strengthen laws to hold corporations and officers accountable for criminal misconduct.

A number of pieces of legislation in NSW deal with the legality of laser pointers and potential penalties.

Links to some top podcasts/series that you should tune into.

CIVICUS, a global rights monitor, has assessed that civil liberties in Australia have been "narrowed", or eroded.

The majority of people traversing their way through the criminal justice system will need to deal with the issue of bail.

Most US States restrict voting rights for felons, but in Australia, voting is compulsory so failure to vote is a crime.