Careful planning and time management, and considering these ten steps could be critical to a successful AGM.

Discusses recent case where companies were convicted & fined for criminal cartel conduct.

Employers should note changes starting on 26 August 2024 that will reverse the decision in personnel contracting.

An employer who fails to make appropriate superannuation contributions can be liable for substantial penalties.

Minimum wage decisions have a broad impact, and could expose employers with EAs to underpayment claims.

Did the trustee validly amend a trust deed to remove & replace the Appointor. Case highlights key risks in trust control & estate planning.

The Liquidator could rely on the unreconciled accounts to determine the insolvency of the Company.

High Court clarifies the scope and application of the doctrine of 'vicarious liability.'

For any contracts entered into after 1st March 2021, it is Pay Now Argue Later, even in the owner occupier space.

AS4000 is a standard form contract widely used in the construction industry.

In light of the NSW lockdown, new regulations were introduced to provide limited protection to commercial and retail lessees.

The Qld government is seeking feedback on a proposed statutory seller disclosure scheme for Queensland.

The lens through which one determines if a document satisfies the requirement of a payment schedule is purposive.

It signals a change in approach to regulating the use of artificial intelligence in Australia

This issue of Blockchain Bites brings you the latest legal, regulatory and project updates in blockchain and digital law.

Discusses outcomes of recent blockchain case.

The Full Court's decision was nevertheless unanimous and highlights ASIC's increased concerns over AFSL provisioning, poor supervision of CAR arrangements and suggests potential limits to the CAR exemption.

Explanation of ways to mitigate administration risk and how featherweight securities can be effectively used.

Recent developments have reflected the ACCC's priorities and have shown its preparedness to take concerted action against businesses for breaches of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) ('CCA').

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has initiated Federal Court proceedings against Amazon AU, alleging that subscription contracts for Amazon Prime contain unfair terms allowing significant service changes...