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Google faces possible legal action from unnamed (but obviously very extremely famous) women affected by the hacking spree.

With service at the core of the hospitality industry's livelihood, these small businesses need to evolve to stay afloat.

It's not okay to record someone in their home, but legal protection from this type of behaviour is not straightforward.

The ECJ found that the US data protection laws are not good enough to protect the personal information of EU citizens.

If the amendments are enacted, most companies will be required to review their privacy policies and practices.

There's nothing formal in Australia yet, but as Paris sets the pace fashion-wise, the government may take action soon.

These changes include the misuse of market power effects test, along with other reforms stemming from the Harper Review.

States aim to stamp out dodgy labour hire practices by introducing licences to "fit and proper" labour hire businesses.

ANZ was the respondent in a class action which challenged the legality of ANZ charging these bank fees to its customers.

After a 2 year battle, Seafolly successfully sued City Beach for infringing a substantial part of its fabric designs.

The tale of how an American company took on the state of Venezuela through a Dutch bilateral investment treaty, and won.

Courts and arbitration bodies are quickly adapting to the use of technology for online filing and dispute resolution.

Jane Birkin has asked Hermès to 'debaptise' the Birkin bag and stop using her name until they treat their crocs better.

You have less than a month to get yourself sorted.

The NSW government has released for public discussion a proposal to develop a 'Metropolitan Strategy' for Sydney.

In 2015, Australia was chosen for only 5 ICC international arbitrations, so we must do more to get in on the action.

Recent case confirms that casual workers are not entitled to redundancy pay.