ArticleVictoria Privacy Laws: Victorian Court Recognises Right To PrivacyA new legal avenue for Victorians which will allow individuals to seek justice for invasions of privacy.AustraliaPrivacyO'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
ArticleAustralian bankruptcy system reforms: enhancing fairness and efficiencyAustralian Government is set to introduce a series of significant reforms to the nation's bankruptcy system.AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringCathro & Partners
ArticleDoxingDoxing is exposing an individual's identity, private information or personal details online without their consent.AustraliaPrivacyDoogue + George Defence Lawyers
ArticleFirst tranche of Privacy Act reform has landed with parliament, further reforms are urgent Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 (the Bill) was introduced to the Parliament of Australia.AustraliaPrivacySpruson & Ferguson Lawyers
ArticlePrivacy Act legislation overhaul expected this monthThe expected legislative changes will have implications for businesses operating within Australia. AustraliaPrivacySpruson & Ferguson Lawyers
ArticleIPONZ Draws Clear Line Between Patentable Subject Matter And Double PatentingIn good news for New Zealand patent applicants, the Patent Office has issued a decision rejecting invocation of the law on patentable subject matter by an Examiner to support a double patenting objection in Taiho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. New ZealandIntellectual PropertyDavies Collison Cave
ArticleConstruing The Strike Exception In An AmWelsh Charterparty (Update)The Court of Appeal in this case has decided an appeal in relation to an important question in the context of voyage charterparties, namely whether a strike exception to the running of laytime applies to stop laytime running (i) where the vessel is delayed by the after-effects of a strike which has ended; (ii) where the vessel has arrived after the strike has ended and (iii) where the vessel is delayed in berthing due to congestion that has arisen as a result of the strike.United KingdomTransportInce & Co
ArticleDeepfake porn: Laws and penaltiesWhat is deepfake porn? New deepfake porn laws & penalties to be introduced. What can I do if I am a victim of deepfake?AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleCN Failure To Meet Service Obligations Under The Canada Transportation Act Results In Multimillion Damages For Lost Profits And Vessel DemurrageIn the recent decision of the Federal Court of Canada in Louis Dreyfus Company Canada ULC v. Canadian National Railway Company, 2025 FC 1868, the court was asked to determine the damages resulting from CN's breach...CanadaTransportGardiner Roberts LLP
ArticleTransitioning From Brown To Green: The Use Of Transition Bonds And Green Bonds, And Sustainability-Linked Financing, In AgribusinessTwo of the most pressing issues currently facing our planet are rising carbon emissions and increasing global food demandGlobalEnvironmentNorton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
ArticleRegulation Of Moneylending In MauritiusMoneylending is a crucial credit device in the world of financial services which plays a significant role in supporting economic growth and development.MauritiusFinance and BankingAppleby
ArticleRussia/Ukraine Sanctions Update - Month Of December On December 18, the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC") designated Viktor Pavlovich Perevalov, the First Deputy Director of a U.S.-designated Russia-based construction company determined to have built infrastructure throughout Russia, as well as highways in Russia-occupied Crimea.GlobalInternational LawMayer Brown
ArticleNorton Rose at Carbon Expo Australasia 2012 - Day 1At Day 1 of the Expo, there were 2 hot topics - communication on climate change and carbon accounting and measurement.AustraliaEnvironmentNorton Rose Fulbright Australia
ArticleNSW Government Bulletin - 17 July 2013This bulletin has links to media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to public law and government in NSW.AustraliaGovernment, Public SectorHolding Redlich
ArticleMergers Involving Portfolio Companies Of Financial Investors May Have Antitrust RiskThe expanding presence of financial investors — many of which focus their investment activity in specific industry sectors — is increasingly generating additional antitrust risk for mergers and acquisitions involving their portfolio companies.United StatesAntitrust/Competition LawMorrison Foerster
ArticleCreating A Federal Anti-Corruption Commission: What Does It Mean For Australian Business?Promised by the new Labor government to be "powerful, transparent and independent" with extraordinarily wide powers granted to royal commissions, what impact will the federal Anti-Corruption CommissionAustraliaCriminal LawHerbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
ArticleCriminal offences relating to terrorist organisations, declared areas and foreign fightingIt is a criminal offence for an Australian citizen or resident to be involved with a listed terrorist organisation.AustraliaCriminal LawSydney Criminal Lawyers
ArticleMarine News - January 2020Welcome to our marine newsletter for January 2020. This edition brings you an update on recent decisions and legal developments affecting the maritime industry around the world.United KingdomTransportClyde & Co
ArticleThe UK refusal to extradite El-Khouri to the US conflicts with the Australian decision on DugganRecent finding requires the presence of an individual in a territory for dual criminality to hold.AustraliaInternational LawSydney Criminal Lawyers
ArticleHigher penalties and other Privacy Act amendments commenceCompanies now face higher penalties for data breaches or serious or repeated interference with privacy.AustraliaPrivacyCorrs Chambers Westgarth