Recent decision shows that accessing insurance information is a matter to be considered in certain circumstances.

A report on the policy reforms required to unlock the economic benefits of asset tokenisation.

Employers should keep an eye out for when FDV paid leave is introduced and when the proposed changes will take effect.

Reminder for the hospitality & retail liquor sector to consider whether your transaction could raise competition concerns.

The decision highlights the penalties faced by generators that fail to comply with the National Electricity Rules (NER).

AEMO unveiled a draft rule change proposal which could see new connections subject to a protocol known as "sequencing".

The importance of businesses to ensure that their environmental claims are accurate, and able to be substantiated.

Answers to questions received in 2024 Dynamic Board series webinar relating to insolvency.

All about .AU domain registration process & how it affects applicants who already hold a .COM.AU or .NET.AU. domain registration.

The New South Wales Supreme Court has recently decided that an Australian company that simultaneously brought a breach of contract claim in New South Wales and Germany against a Cayman Islands company, a German company and a UK company, should have the New South Wales action stayed on the basis that New South Wales was a clearly inappropriate forum for the resolution of the dispute. Dispute Resolution Partner, Tom Griffith, and Senior Associate, Lisa Farrand explain the decision.

2022 saw the return of court hearings but the technological developments in response to the pandemic will continue.

Status of laws & what to consider in mitigating the impact that forced lockdowns may have on landlords & tenants financially.

Construction industry companies need to check their contracts re lockdown-associated delays

Project represents a significant step towards understanding & implementing digital money in wholesale markets.

The Security Alliance (SEAL) is the coalition behind a number of leading security initiatives for the Web3 ecosystem.

This SEAL ISAC will collect, analyse, and distribute cyber threat intelligence to members.

Web3 security researchers and lawyers have launched a request for comment on the Whitehat Safe Harbor Agreement.

Claimants are vulnerable in the absence of a binding contract (an executed written contract being the best evidence of that) before commencing services or supplying goods.

ASIC has intensified its enforcement campaign against companies failing to lodge financial reports on time, issuing over $5 million in infringement notices and prosecuting repeat offenders in court. Foreign-owned subsidiaries and large proprietary companies face heightened scrutiny as ASIC deploys data-driven surveillance to identify non-compliant entities at scale.

Email service of a payment claim can be valid if implied by prior use, but adjudication timing rules must be strictly followed.