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Costs and burdens of class actions should not be imposed on defendants until plaintiff claims are properly articulated.

Take care when drafting statutory demands to ensure they comply with prescribed requirements to avoid any doubt about their validity.

The Supreme Court found that none of the arguments raised provided a sufficient basis to decline the grant of approval.

Ten trends relating to class actions and litigation funding have been identified for 2019 in Australia.

This recent Myer securities class action was the first shareholder class action to go to a final judgment in Australia.

Commissioner of Taxation announced that ATO will take a tougher stance on challenging claims of legal professional privilege.

Mandatory minimum classifications for games that contain gambling-like content.

Changes to this data exchange will benefit many industries, including banking, insurance, logistics and education.

Federal Government has allocated $45.2 million to strengthen privacy protection and enforcement.

Key themes of the government response to the Privacy Act review report and comments on questions raised.

Consumers are increasingly demanding greater transparency around how their data is collected and used.

Part 1 of a two-part analysis of the recommendations of the NSW Construction Industry Insolvency Inquiry.

This article considers the Australian perspective of whether arbitration can assist in the development of Common Law.

Construction lawyers are often faced with large volumes of electronic documents that need to be managed and reviewed.

How do recent developments in third party arbitration regimes affect the international dispute resolution community?.

News of picketing at a treatment plant is a reminder of the challenges to delivering successful construction projects.

Liquidated damages are used in the construction industry to give compensation for late completion of building work.