High Court of Australia has provided some clarity on the application of proportionate liability to arbitrations.

Guidance on when costs of separate legal representation by an employee are likely to be considered 'reasonable'.

APRA-regulated entities are now seeking to impose these CPS 234 obligations on third parties across their supply chain.

APRA and ASIC have called on regulated entities to demonstrate that their governance, cyber controls, operational resilience and third-party risk arrangements can operate at frontier-AI speed.

Obligations imposed by CPS 234 on regulated entities, the trickle down effect & the road ahead.

Two cases currently before the High Court involve the distinction between independent contractors and employees.

When it is impracticable to assess a high volume of creditor claims, liquidators should apply for an expedited process.

Decision provides useful clarification for liquidators on the interaction of ss 556 and 561 of the Corporations Act 2001.

The FCA considered an application by a number of interested parties to vary the terms of various DOCAs.

Report identifies rising premium & incurred claims costs & other trends consistent with a hardening market.

Judgment highlights the high evidentiary threshold to be met to successfully effect rectification of an insurance policy.

A NSW Supreme Court decision confirms that a well-drafted ATE policy can provide adequate security for costs.

SafeWork NSW has successfully prosecuted an owners corporation in relation to a fatal incident.

The costs order was made personally due to the liquidator's unreasonable conduct and not from the assets of the company.

In recent case, the HC clarified the test of reasonableness for the purpose of assessing common law damages under the Civil Liability Act 2003 (Qld).

Recent decision reaffirms the importance of parties completing full disclosure during the pre-court procedures of the Qld PIP Act.

A contractor excavating an area with possible underground cables should have taken all reasonable steps to locate them.

Guidance in respect of the operation of the pre-trial procedures provided for in Chapter 5 of the ACT's Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002 (CLA).

Decision makes it clear that a worker may have a compensable injury if they contract PTSD contributed to during earlier employment.

In Medibank Private Limited v McClure [2026] FCAFC 38, the Full Court of the Federal Court refused an application for leave to appeal, reaffirming the strict application of the dominant purpose test...